Section 130.302  Owner's Responsibility to Mark Article

a)         When an entire article is claimed to represent a trade secret, the owner must mark the article with the words "Trade Secret" in red ink on the face or front of the article.

b)         When less than an entire article is claimed to represent a trade secret, the owner must:

1)         Mark the article with the words "Trade Secret" in red ink on the face or front of the article;

2)         Indicate on the face or front of the article which page or portion of the article is claimed to represent a trade secret;

3)         Mark every page or portion of the article that is claimed to represent a trade secret with the words "Trade Secret"; and

4)         Furnish the State agency with a second copy of the article from which the page or portion of the article that is claimed to represent a trade secret is deleted.

(Source:  Amended at 41 Ill. Reg. 10190, effective July 5, 2017)