3. To encourage the establishment of a strong national capacity on public information matters Article 3: According to the present organic law and its regulations, a - Document: all information recorded in any form, however its nature, its subject or origin; - Public body: all structures created by the state or its decentralized bodies - Organ similar to a public body: all structures that are part of a public body, all bodies controlled, or receiving majority of its funding from the state, or all private bodies to which the state or its decentralized structures have assigned a mission. Article 4: The provisions of this organic law apply to public bodies and affiliated structures as defined in article 3 above and to all users without discrimination on the basis of origin, race, sex, religion, ethnicity, political conviction or other considerations. Chapter II: General Right of Access to Information Article 5: Subject to the exceptions listed in chapter IV of the present organic law, and without justifying the reason for the request, every person has the right to obtain information held by public bodies or affiliated structures. The following documents are accessible: legislative and regulatory texts, documents, reports, studies, reviews, minutes, statistics, directives, instructions, circulars, manuals of administrative procedures, opinions, decisions, vacancy announcements, and call for tenders. Article 6: The right of access to information implies consulting a document produced or preserved by a public body or an affiliated structure and to make notes, obtain copies or photocopies and to obtain on electronic format. 2