What do License Grant Restrictions typically include?

License Grant Restrictions typically include provisions that prevent the public sharing of the materials. This means that any materials or intellectual property that are licensed for use are intended to remain confidential and should not be disseminated broadly without permission. Such restrictions are designed to protect the intellectual property rights of the creator or licensor, ensuring that their work is not misappropriated or used in ways that could undermine its value.

In contrast, other options such as mandatory collaboration with NCARB for all uses, unlimited access for non-compliance, or public distribution of the materials do not align with the standard nature of license grant restrictions. These restrictions are principally concerned with safeguarding the rights associated with the use of particular materials, not facilitating unrestricted access or public sharing.