Unofficial translation Amendments as of September 2014 b) foreign citizens that reside in the Republic of Moldova; c) stateless persons that reside in the Republic of Moldova. Article 6. Official information (1) Under the present law, the official information is defined as all information held and administered by information providers, which has been developed, selected, processed, systematized and/or adopted by official bodies or persons, or that is presented to them in conformity with the law by other subjects. (2) Under the present law, documents containing information are considered: 1) any of the following (or a part thereof): a) any piece of paper or other material, which carries an inscription; b) a map, chart, drawing, photograph; c) any paper or other material, which carries markings, figures, symbols or perforation that have a meaning to people qualified to interpret them; d) any object or material that can be used to reproduce sound, images or inscriptions with or without the help of another object or device; e) any other register of information that appeared as a result of the technological progress. 2) any copy, reproduction or publication of the objects listed in point (1) of the present paragraph; or 3) any part of the objects listed in point (1) or of a copy, reproduction or publication of the objects mentioned in point (2) of the present paragraph. (3) Undocumented official information that is in the hands of the providers (or responsible persons named by them) will be presented to information seekers in conformity with the general rules. Article 7. Official information with limited access (1) The exercise of the right to information may be subject only to the restrictions defined by an organic law and meeting the following requirements: a) respecting other people's rights and reputation; b) protecting national security or public order, as well as public health or morals. (2) According to para. 1 of the present article, free access to any kind of official information may not be restricted except for the following cases: a) information falling under the category of state secrets, regulated by organic law, whose disclosure or loss may damage the interests and endanger the security of Republic of Moldova; b) confidential business information submitted to public institutions under conditions of confidentiality, and which is regulated by the legislation on trade secrets and is related to