The correct options are Workflow property and Project permissions.

Workflow property can prevent moves because a workflow may include properties that restrict specific actions or transitions. These properties are evaluated during operations such as moving an issue and they can block the move even if the user has been granted the Move Issues permission through a role. Review the workflow properties on the source and target workflows to find any settings that stop moves.

Project permissions can also block moving issues because the user needs the appropriate rights in both the source and destination projects. A role that grants Move Issues may not give the necessary create or other project level permissions in the target project. Verify the permission scheme for the target project and ensure the user has the required project permissions to receive moved issues.

Field configuration is incorrect because field configurations control how fields behave and whether fields are required or hidden. They do not directly stop the action of moving an issue between projects.

Issue security scheme is incorrect because issue security controls who can see an issue after it exists. It does not normally prevent the move operation itself, although visibility may change after the move.

Workflow condition is incorrect because conditions determine whether a transition is available to a user when acting on an issue. Conditions do not generally serve as the mechanism that blocks the move action in the way that a workflow property can.

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