A key functionality of the iSHARE Trust Framework is delegating rights to another party, authorising them to act on your behalf. A single delegation was described in the delegation use case.
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What is important to note for this path of delegation, is that the delegation rights do not have to be given in a chronological order. If party C just now delegated rights to D while party D would have requested access earlier than party C would have delegated rights, the delegation path would not exist.
Within the data spaces/ iSHARE network, it is possible to define more detailed rights to resources - as described in the key functionality section in the introduction. For a detailed technical explanation of delegations, please refer to the 'structure of delegation evidence' chapter.