Re: Assigners and inheritFrom policies

Hi Joshua, please see the inheritance example here: https://www.w3.org/TR/odrl-model/#inheritance

In your use case assumptions:
 - correct
 - yes (PartyA and B are the assigners for Rules in Policy B) - Policy A does not change
 - PartyA will also be the assigner of PolicyB Rules (as Party A is defined at the “policy-level”)

Cheers - Renato


> On 19 Apr 2024, at 22:37, Joshua Cornejo <josh@marketdata.md> wrote:
> 
> Always in the scope of Offer definition.
>  
> PartyA and PartyB belong to the same organisation (could be units)
> PartyA is the Assigner in PolicyA.
> PartyB is the Assigner in PolicyB.
> PolicyB - inheritFrom -> PolicyA.
>  
> I am assuming:
> there is no restriction for this use case.
> For each Rule in PolicyA that is now referenced in PolicyB, the Assigner is now a list of (PartyA, PartyB),
> Rules that are defined in PolicyB, only have PartyB as the Assigner.
>  
> Is this correct?
>  
> I know there is a section for the use case of ‘not the same organisation’ as roles change (where the functions vocabulary is expanded, but not focused on that at this stage).
>  
> Regards,
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