Monday, May 04, 2015 OFFICIAL GAZETTE (Evening Version) Article 55. In order to fulfill the obligations under this Act, obligated entities may develop or adopt, individually or in concert with other regulated entities, best practices schemes aimed at: I. Raising the level of compliance with the provisions of this Act; II. Harmonizing access to information by sector; III. Facilitate the exercise of the right of access to information of the people; and IV. Ensure the accessibility of information. Chapter II Proactive Transparency Article 56. Guarantor Agencies will issue proactive transparency policies, in view of the general guidelines defined for it by the National System, designed to encourage regulated entities to disclose additional information to that provided as minimum in this Act. The purpose of these policies will be, among others, promoting the reuse of information generated by the regulated entities, considering the demand of society, identified based on previously established methodologies. Article 57. Information published by the regulated entities, as part of the proactive transparency policy, will be disseminated in the media and formats that are most suitable for the audience to which it is addressed. Article 58. The National System will issue the criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of the proactive transparency policy, considering as a base, the reuse made by society of such information. The information published as a result of the transparency policies should enable the generation of useful public knowledge, in order to reduce asymmetries of information, improve access to procedures and services, streamline decision-making of authorities and citizens and should have a clear purpose focused on the needs of certain specific or specifiable sectors of society. Chapter III Open Government Article 59. Guarantor Agencies, within the areas of their powers will contribute, with the regulated entities and representatives of civil society in the implementation of mechanisms of collaboration for the promotion and implementation of policies and mechanisms for open government. TITLE FIVE TRANSPARENCY OBLIGATIONS Chapter I General Provisions Article 60. The laws on transparency and access to information at the federal and state level, will establish the obligation of the regulated agencies to make available to individuals the information referred to in this Title in the appropriate Internet sites of regulated entities and through the National Platform. Article 61. The technical guidelines issued by the National System will establish the formats for publishing the information in order to ensure that the information is accurate, reliable, timely, consistent, comprehensive, current, accessible, understandable, verifiable. These guidelines shall provide for the standardization in the presentation of the information referred to in this Title by the regulated entities. Article 62. Information regarding the transparency obligations should be updated at least every three months, unless this Act or other regulatory provisions establish a different term. The National System will issue the criteria for determining the minimum time the information must remain available and accessible, based on the qualities thereof. The publication of information must indicate the regulated entity responsible for generating it, and the date of the last update.