When a database gets cloned, what accesses are replicated?

Snowflake's cloning operation replicates not only the data but also all granted privileges on the source database and every child object it contains - including schemas, tables, views, and other securable objects - preserving the full access control structure in the cloned database.

Cloning does not limit access replication to only the top-level database object; privileges on all child objects are also carried over to the clone.

Cloning does not replicate only child object access; privileges on the parent database object itself are also included in the replication.

Snowflake explicitly replicates granted privileges during a clone operation; the clone inherits all access control metadata from the source objects.