defined in relevant legislation for other organisations – are obliged to safeguard personal data, classified information, data classified by law as confidential information and confidential information associated with their professional practice they acquired knowledge of in connection with the responsibilities of the Authority and the provision of these during the course of their period of employment, as well as after, in addition to all data, facts and circumstances the Authority is not obliged to ensure public access to in accordance with provisions governing the relevant legislation. (6) The obligation to provide safeguards in the case of individuals listed in subsection (5) extends to their not being permitted to disclose any data, facts or circumstances they acquired knowledge of during the course of performing their responsibilities in an unauthorised manner; nor are they allowed to use these or ensure access to these for third parties. CHAPTER 7 FINAL PROVISIONS Section 72 (1) The Government shall be authorised to issue decrees in respect of a. defining the detailed set of regulations adopted in connection with the electronic disclosure of data of public interest; b. defining the cost items and the highest value of these taken into account in connection with determining the fee to be paid for making copies to satisfy requests for data of public interest, as well as criteria to be applied to determine the large size of the document of which a copy is requested; c. determining the special disclosure list. (2) Authorisation shall be provided to a. the minister competent for the scope of responsibilities, in order for the minister to determine a special disclosure list for bodies under their respective scope of management or supervision within the scope of a decree; b. the minister responsible for e-administration, in order for the minster to define disclosure templates required for publishing data listed in special disclosure lists within the scope of a decree; c. the minister responsible for the direction of civil national security services, the minister responsible for the direction of civil intelligence services, as well as the minister for defence to define – by requesting the position of the Authority – the scope of data to be disclosed by national security agencies under their supervision within the scope of a decree. (3) The minister for justice shall - by requesting the position of the Authority and in agreement with the minster responsible for tax policies - be authorised to define the detailed set of regulations to be adopted in connection with the rate of the administrative fee to be paid for registration in the data protection file and the data protection audit, as well as the collection, administration, registration and reimbursement of this fee. Section 73 (1) The present Act - with the exception of specifications defined in subsections (2) and (3) - shall enter into force following the day of its proclamation. (2) Sections 1-37, Section 38 Subsection (1)–(3), Section 38 Subsection (4) (a)-(f), Section 38 Subsection (5), Section 39, Sections 41–68, 70–72, 75–77 and 79–88, as well as Annex 1 shall enter into force on 1 January 2012. (3 Section 38 Subsection (4) (g) and (h) and Section 69 shall enter into force on 1 January 2013. Section 74