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===[[Derived information]]=== | ===[[Derived information]]=== | ||
There’s also a conceptual issue with [[Derived information - Confi Provision|information the receiving party has derived]] from the {{confiprov|confidential information}} | There’s also a conceptual issue with [[Derived information - Confi Provision|information the receiving party has derived]] from the {{confiprov|confidential information}}. | ||
{{derived information}} | {{derived information}} | ||
In any case {{confiprov|derived information}} | In any case, you should not have to offer up {{confiprov|derived information}} to the {{confiprov|discloser}}.Query whether it should have to even be destroyed or {{confiprov|put beyond practical use}}. I mean, can you imagine a world without a McCartney middle eight, just because Lennon had the hump? | ||
===Fussy elaborations=== | ===Fussy elaborations=== | ||
If your game is to engage in a protracted round of pointless horse-trading, you could try imposing some arbitrary formalities upon compliance with this clause: a 14 day period within which to comply, for example; an obligation for a director or officer of the {{confiprov|recipient}} to [[Certification - Confi Provision|certify]] that the clause has been complied with. | If your game is to engage in a protracted round of pointless horse-trading, you could try imposing some arbitrary formalities upon compliance with this clause: a 14 day period within which to comply, for example; an obligation for a director or officer of the {{confiprov|recipient}} to [[Certification - Confi Provision|certify]] that the clause has been complied with. | ||