8 In cases other than those mentioned in the first and second paragraphs, exemptions from access may be made in respect of information when this is required by particularly weighty foreign policy interests. Section 21 Exemptions out of regard for national defence and security interests Exemptions from access may be made in respect of documents when this is required by national security interests or the defence of the country. Section 22 Exemptions in certain budget matters Exemptions from access may be made in respect of documents drawn up by a ministry, and which relate to government budget matters. The same applies to information about preliminary budget allocations established by the government or a ministry in documents from subordinate bodies and agencies, and from The Royal Court, the National Courts Administration and the Sami Parliament. Section 23 Exemptions out of regard for the government's negotiating position, etc. Exemptions from access may be made in respect of information where this is required in the interests of proper execution of the financial, pay or personnel management of the agency concerned. Exemptions from access may be made in respect of information relating to negotiations on framework agreements with agriculture, fishery or reindeer husbandry organisations where this is required in the interest of proper execution of the negotiations. Exemptions from access may be made in respect of tenders/quotes and minutes under rules made in pursuance of the Act of 16 July 1999 No. 69 relating to Public Procurement, until a choice of supplier has been made. Exemptions from access may be made in respect of documents relating to companies in which the state or a municipal authority or county authority has owner interests, and which are treated by the agency concerned as the owner, unless the company falls within the scope of this Act. Section 24 Exemptions in respect of regulatory or control measures, documents relating to offences and information liable to facilitate the commission of an offence, etc. Exemptions from access may be made in respect of information when this is required because access would counteract public regulatory or control measures or other administrative orders or prohibitions, or endanger their implementation. Exemptions from access may be made in respect of reports, tip-offs or similar documents relating to offences by private individuals. Other documents relating to offences, including reports and tip-offs from public agencies, may be exempted from access until the case has been decided. Exemptions from access may be made in respect of information when this is required because access would facilitate the commission of criminal acts. The same applies to information where exemption is required because access would jeopardise