To that effect, the contractor must establish a list of all pre-existing rights to the results of the FWC or parts  thereof, including identification of the rights’ owners. If there are no pre-existing rights to the results, the  contractor must provide a declaration to that effect. For that purpose, Annex XIII - IPR identification form -  must be duly completed and signed by the contractor.  II.23.5. Evidence of granting of pre-existing rights  II.23.6. Quotation of works in the result  II.23.7. Moral rights of creators  Upon request by the contracting authority, the contractor must provide evidence that it has the ownership of  or the right to use all the listed pre-existing rights, except for the rights owned or licensed by the contracting  authority. The contracting authority may request this evidence even after the end of the FWC.  This evidence may refer, for example, to rights to: parts of other documents, images, graphs, fonts, tables,  data, software, technical inventions, know-how, IT development tools, routines, subroutines or other  programs (‘background technology’), concepts, designs, installations or pieces of art, data, source or  background materials or any other parts of external origin.  This evidence must include, as appropriate:  Provision of evidence does not release the contractor from its responsibilities if it is found that it does not  hold the necessary rights, regardless of when and by whom this fact is revealed.  The contractor also warrants that it possesses the relevant rights or powers to execute the transfer and that it  has paid or has verified payment of all due fees including fees due to collecting societies, related to the final  results.  In the result, the contractor must clearly point out all quotations of existing works. The complete reference  should include as appropriate, the following: name of the author, title of the work, date and place of  publication, date of creation, address of publication on the internet, number, volume and other information  that allows the origin to be easily identified.  By delivering the results, the contractor warrants that the creators will not object to the following on the basis  of their moral rights under copyright:  If moral rights on parts of the results protected by copyright may exist, the contractor must obtain the consent  of creators regarding the granting or waiver of the relevant moral rights in accordance with the applicable  legal provisions and be ready to provide documentary evidence upon request.  38  (a) the name and version number of a software product;  (b) the full identification of the work and its author, developer, creator, translator, data entry person,  graphic designer, publisher, editor, photographer, producer;  (c) a copy of the licence to use the product or of the agreement granting the relevant rights to the  contractor or a reference to this licence;  (d) a copy of the agreement or extract from the employment contract granting the relevant rights to the  contractor where parts of the results were created by its personnel;  (e) the text of the disclaimer notice if any.  (a) that their names be mentioned or not mentioned when the results are presented to the public;  (b) that the results be divulged or not after they have been delivered in their final version to the  contracting authority;  (c) that the results be adapted, provided that this is done in a manner which is not prejudicial to the  creator’s honour or reputation. 