When waivers are in place, COFECE is entitled to exchange information with other authorities. It does not matter if it is parties’ information or third parties’ information, as long as COFECE has a waiver of each one of them. However, COFECE has never asked waivers from third parties. Therefore, typically, the exchange of confidential information only involves the merging parties’ information, as well as non-public opinions and considerations from COFECE’s staff. COFECE does not have any standard forms or templates for waivers. Nevertheless, the party who granted the waiver must have the powers to grant it and it must determine: (i) the scope and purposes of the exchange of information they allow; and (ii) the authority with we may share confidential information.