Jon notices that an issue was created incorrectly in project

To move an issue from a source project (Project A) to a destination project (Project B), a user requires two specific permissions. First, the user must have the "Move Issues" permission in the source project (Project A) to initiate the action. Second, because moving an issue effectively creates a new issue in the destination project with the data from the original, the user must also have the "Create Issues" permission in the destination project (Project B). These two permissions are the minimum required set to successfully complete the move operation.

A. Move Issues. Transition Issues: The "Transition Issues" permission is for changing an issue's status within its workflow, not for moving it between projects.
B. Administer Projects. Assign Issues: "Administer Projects" is an excessive permission, and "Assign Issues" is unrelated to the core action of moving an issue to a different project.
D. Administer Projects, Create Issues: While a user with "Administer Projects" permission can typically move issues, it is not the minimum required permission. The specific permission is "Move Issues".

1. Atlassian Support, Jira Cloud Documentation, "Move an issue."

Reference Details: In the "Before you begin" section, the documentation explicitly states: "To move an issue, you need the Move issues permission in the project the issue is in, and the Create issues permission in the project you want to move it to." This directly supports the combination of permissions in the correct answer.

2. Atlassian Support, Jira Cloud Documentation, "Manage project permissions."

Reference Details: Under the "Project permissions" table, the description for "Move Issues" is "Permission to move issues between projects." The description for "Create Issues" is "Permission to create issues." This confirms the distinct roles of each permission involved in the move process.