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   Chatham House Rule

   /ˌtʃatəm haʊs ˈruːl/

   noun

   • 1. a rule or principle according to which information disclosed during a meeting may be reported by those present, but the source of that information may not be explicitly or implicitly identified: British "the conference was held under the Chatham House Rule"

   Word Origin from Chatham House, the name of the building in London that houses the Royal Institute of International Affairs, by which the rule was devised.

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