(Evening Version) OFFICIAL GAZETTE Monday, May 04, 2015 X. Open Formats: Set of technical and presentation characteristics the of information corresponding to the logical structure used to store data comprehensively and that facilitate digital processing, which specifications are publicly available and allow unrestricted access for use by users; XI. Accessible Formats: Any alternate form or way giving access to information applicants, as viable and as comfortable as that of people without disabilities or other difficulties in accessing any printed text and/or any other conventional format in which the information can be found; XII. Information of Public Interest: It refers to information that is relevant and beneficial to society and not just of individual interest, the disclosure of which is useful for the public to understand the activities carried out by the regulated entities; XIII. Institute: The National Institute of Transparency, Access to Information and Data Protection; XIV. Act: The General Act of Transparency and Access to Public Information; XV. Federal Law: The Federal Act of Transparency and Access to Public Government Information; XVI. Guarantor Agencies: Those with specialized constitutional autonomy in terms of access to information and protection of personal data in terms of Articles 6th., 116, section VIII and 122, paragraph C, FIRST BASE, Section V, paragraph ñ) of the Constitution of the Mexican United States; XVII. National Platform: The National Transparency Platform referred to Article 49 of this Act; XVIII. Public Servants: Those mentioned in the first paragraph of Article 108 of the Constitution of the United Mexican States and the equivalent of the Federal States and municipalities that establish the Constitutions of the States and the Charter of the Federal District; XIX. National System: The National System of Transparency, Access to Information and Data Protection; XX. Transparency Unit: Instance referred to Article 45 of this Act; and XXI. Public Version: Document or Record, which provides access to information by removing or omitting classified parts or sections. Article 4. The human right of access to information includes requesting, researching, disseminating, seeking and receiving information. All the information generated, obtained, acquired, processed or held by the regulated entities is public and accessible to anyone under the terms and conditions set forth in this Act, in international treaties to which the Mexican State is a party, the Federal Act, the laws of the States and the regulations applicable in their respective jurisdictions; only exceptionally it may be classified as temporarily restricted for reasons of public interest and national security, in the terms provided by this Act. Article 5. It may not be classified as confidential any information that is related to serious human rights violations or crimes against humanity, in accordance with national law or international treaties to which the Mexican State is a party. No person shall be subject to judicial or administrative investigation for the purpose of exercising the right of access to information, and this right may not be restricted by direct and indirect methods or means. Article 6. The State shall ensure effective access pf any person to information held by any authority, entity, body or agency of the Legislative, Executive and Judicial branches, autonomous bodies, political parties, trusts and public funds, as well as any individual, legal entity or union who receives and uses public resources or performs acts of authority of the Federation, the States and the municipalities. Article 7. The right of access to information or classification of the information shall be interpreted under the principles established in the Constitution of the United Mexican States, international treaties to which the Mexican State is a party and this Act.