IP-RS: Access to Public Information Act 2015-05-04, 3:39 PM Article 4.a (Public Information in the Event of Business Entities Subject to Dominant Influence of Entities of Public Law). (1) In the event of business entities subject to dominant influence of entities of public law the public information is: - information on a concluded legal transaction on obtaining, using or managing tangible assets of a business entity or expenditures of a business entity on a contract on supply, works, or agent, consulting or other services, as well as sponsor, donor and contractual agreements and other legal transactions of equal effect. - information on the type of representative or membership in a administrative, management or supervisory body, information on the amount of arranged or paid remuneration or credit of a member of a management or administrative body, or another representative of a business entity, and information on employment or designation of the entities listed which indicates compliance with the conditions and criteria to be met for employment or designation. (2) In the case of business entities subject to dominant influence of entities of public law the public information is also the information resulting from the legal transactions referred to item 1 of paragraph 1 of this Article or is directly connected with them, if there exists, notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 1 of Article 6 of this Act, an overriding public interest in disclosure referred to in Article 6 paragraph 2 of this Act. III. BASIC PROVISIONS Article 5 (Free access principle) (1)Legal entities or natural persons (hereinafter referred to as "the applicants") have free access to public information. (2)Each applicant shall have, at his request, the right to acquire information from the body by acquiring such information for consulting it on the spot, or by acquiring a transcript, a copy or an electronic record of such information. (3) Every applicant has the right, under the same conditions as all other persons, to acquire the right to re-use information for commercial or noncommercial purposes. (4) The body shall make its documents available through electronic means where possible and appropriate whereas this shall not imply an obligation, for the purposes of re-use of information, to provide conversion of the documents from one form to the other or to provide extracts from documents where this would involve disproportionate effort, going beyond a simple operation, nor shall it imply the obligation to continue with the creation of certain information only for the purposes of re-use of information by other bodies or other https://www.ip-rs.si/index.php?id=324 Page 6 of 32