National Assembly Legislation d) The public institution can impose a form for requests for information provided that these forms do not delay the response or represent an unnecessary burden on the applicants, e) The public institution that receives a request for information must provide the applicant with a statement of receipt, f) In the case where the application is rejected, the rejection decision must be reasoned and not responding within the determined time limits is deemed to be a rejection decision, g) The public institution can impose fees with the approval of the Commissioner reflecting the cost of providing or preparing the information requested. Time limits for responding to applications 11. 1) A public or private institution, civil society organizations, and others must respond to a request for information within the shortest possible time limits that should not exceed two weeks from the date of submitting the application. 2) If the submitted application contains information necessary to protect the life or freedom of a individual, the public institution must submit the information requested immediately to the applicant in a period not exceeding two days from the date of receipt of the application. Information excepted from disclosure 12. Disclosure of information relating to the following shall be excepted from the implementation of the provisions of this law: a) Secrets and documents protected by virtue of any other legislation, b) The documents classified as confidential and privileged, and those that are obtained in agreement with another state, c) Secrets relating to national defense or state security, or its foreign policy if fifty years has not passed since their creation, d) Information that contains an analysis, recommendations, proposals or consultations submitted before a decision has been made regarding them, and this includes