the public authority or organization based on a personal demand and under the terms of the law. (2) Reproductions of the documents held by the public authority or organization shall be made under the terms of art. 9. Art.12. – (1) Citizens’ free access to public information, as stipulated in art.1, shall be denied for the following: a) information in the field of national defence, public order and security if, in compliance with the law, it belongs to the category of classified information; b) information about consultations of the authorities and regarding Romania’s political and economic interests if, in compliance with the law, it belongs to the category of classified information; c) information about financial or commercial activities if, according to the law, its release is detrimental to the principle of fair competition; d) personal information under the terms of the law; e) information on the procedures during criminal or disciplinary investigations if the result of the investigation is jeopardized, confidential sources are disclosed or the person’s life, bodily integrity and health are endangered after or during the investigation; f) information on the rules of procedure, if its release is detrimental to a fair trial or to the legitimate interest of any of the parties to the trial; g) information whose release prejudices the protective measures for the young people; (2) Accountability for applying the protective measures for information belonging to the categories under paragraph (1) rests with the public persons and authorities holding such information, as well as with the public organizations legally authorized to ensure the protection of information. Art. 13. – Information encouraging or concealing the breaking of law by a public authority or organization shall not be regarded as classified information and shall be considered public information. Art.14. – (1) Personal information about a citizen may become public information as long as it refers to exercising a public position. 5