3. In the event that, on the databases, no publication has been made of the data which, pursuant to paragraph 2, must be and were actually communicated, the request for public access, referred to in article 5, shall be submitted to the person responsible for the prevention of corruption and for transparency of the administration that is the holder of the database. 4. If the omitted publication of the data by the public administrations referred to in paragraph 1 is attributable to the subjects under paragraph 2, the request for civic access referred to in article 5 shall be submitted to the responsible for the prevention of corruption and for transparency of the administration required to make the communication. Art. 10 (Coordination with the Three-Year Plan for the Prevention of Corruption) 1. Each administration shall specify, in a separate section of the Three-Year Plan for the Prevention of Corruption referred to in article 1, paragraph 5 of Law no. 190/2012, the persons responsible for the transmission and publication of the documents, information and data pursuant to this decree. 2. Paragraph two REPEALED 3. The promotion of higher levels of transparency shall be the strategic goal of each administration, which shall result in the definition of organizational and individual objectives. 4. Public administrations shall ensure utmost transparency in every phase of the performance management cycle. 5. For the purposes of reducing the cost of the services, using the information and communication technologies, as well as of the consequent labour cost savings, the public administrations shall identify, on an annual basis, the services furnished to both intermediate and end users, pursuant to article 10, paragraph 5, of Legislative Decree n. 279 of 7 August 1997. The administrations shall also look after the calculation of the costs, distinguishing between the costs actually incurred and the costs attributed to employees for each service provided, as well as the monitoring of how these will progress over the time, publishing the relevant data pursuant to article 32. 6. Each administration shall illustrate the Plan and the Performance Report, referred to in article 10, paragraph 1, letters a) and b) of Legislative Decree no. 105/2009, to consumers' and users' associations, research centers, and other qualified observers, at events dedicated to transparency, with no new or higher cost for the public budget. 7. REPEALED 8. Each administration shall publish on its institutional website in the section called “Transparent Administration” referred to in article 9: (a) The Three-Year Plan for the Prevention of Corruption; (b) The Plan ad the Report referred to in article 10 of Legislative Decree n. 150 of 27 October 2009; (c) The names and curricula of the members of the independent assessment bodies referred to in article 14 of Legislative Decree no. 150/2009. (d) CANCELLED 9. Transparency is also very important for the purposes of determining the quality standards of the public services to be implemented through service cards pursuant to article 11 of Legislative Decree n. 286 of 30 July 1999, as amended by article 28 of Legislative Decree n. 150 of 27 October.