5.1.6.public information infrastructure should be interconnected and have a unified policy and planning; 5.1.7.a public information respondent shall not demand from person or legal entity any information that they have or that can be obtained or exchanged using public information infrastructure. CHAPTER TWO PUBLIC INFORMATION RESPONDENT AND PUBLIC INFORMATION CATEGORY Article 6.Public Information Respondent 6.1.The following organizations shall be a public information respondent /hereinafter referred to as "information respondent": 6.1.1.state organization; 6.1.2.state owned or local owned, state and local partially owned private legal entity; 6.1.3.entity performing certain functions of a government organization on the basis of law or contract; 6.1.4.public radio and television; 6.1.5.political party. 6.2.An information respondent is responsible for collecting, processing and using public information, and ensuring management, organization and security of information, and taking other necessary measures within the scope of his/her duties stipulated by the law. Article 7.Classification of Public Information 7.1.Public information is classified as open, restricted and closed. 7.2.Open information is defined as information not subject to restricted or closed information that is considered to be open and transparent by the law. 7.3.Restricted information is information of which disclosure and use is restricted by law that are referred to individuals and legal entities. 7.4.Closed information is defined as state secrets and information that is considered to be closed by the law. 7.5.The information provided by the law to be transparent and open shall not be classified as official secrets. 7.6.Any relations other than those regulated by the Law on State and Official Secrets related to state and official secrets related to closed and restricted information shall be regulated by this law. 7.7.To use the public information, except as provided by law, the right and freedom of citizens to obtain information shall not be restricted, and activities of government organizations shall be transparent and open to the public, and person or legal entity shall be able to freely obtain any information that is not restricted by law. Article 8.Open Information 8.1.To keep government activities transparent and open, and to create public supervision over government activities, the information on institutional functions, operational strategy and organizational information of information respondent, its human resources, budget, finance, and procurement, and information on available services, and other information other than those determined to be closed and restricted by law must be transparent and open. 8.2.Information respondent shall keep the following information on its functions, operational strategy and organization transparent and open: 8.2.1.mission, operational strategic objectives, goals, priorities, measures taken within their scope, and their outcomes; 8.2.2.function, structure, organization, address, location, contact phone number, postal address, social network address for communicating with the public and delivering information; 8.2.3.economic and social development indicators, operations reports, and reports of monitoring, evaluation, internal audit, financial auditing conducted in activities of information respondent, relevant acts, conclusions, official requirements, and recommendations; 8.2.4.evaluation report on consequences of law enforcement; 8.2.5.report on performance of development policy and planning document; 8.2.6.legislations, government decisions and other legal acts that are applied in activities; 8.2.7.job description, name or surname /father/mother's name/ of officer, official contact phone number, official e-mail address;