2) Each administration shall publish on its own website, in a clearly visible area of the section named "Transparent Administration", the data concerning its own payments, by making available for consultation the type of cost incurred, the relevant time and beneficiary. 3) Article 15 to 20 shall apply to staff related costs. 4) No new or higher cost shall derive for the public finance from the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2. The involved administrations shall meet the relevant requirements within the scope of the human, instrumental and financial resources available under the legislation currently in force. Title I-BIS RIGHT OF ACCESS TO DATA AND DOCUMENTS Art. 5 (Public access to data and documents) 1. The obligation to publish documents, information or data, envisaged for the public administrations by the legislation currently in force, entails the right of everyone to request the publication of any document, information or datum the publication of which has been omitted. 2. For the purpose of fostering widespread forms of control on the pursuance of the institutional functions and the use of public funds and promoting the participation to the public debate, everyone has the right to access the data and documents held by the public administrations other than the ones subject to publication pursuant to this decree, without prejudice to the restrictions imposed in relation to the need to protect legally relevant interests as provided for by art. 5-bis. 3. The exercise of the right referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 is not subject to any restriction as far as the applicants' credentials are concerned. The application for public access shall specify which data, information or documents are requested giving no reason in relation thereto. The application may be sent either electronically in accordance with the modalities set out in Legislative Decree n. 82 of 7 March 2005 as subsequently modified, or directly to one of the following offices: a) the office holding the data, information or documents; b) the public relation office; c) any other office indicated by the administration in the section "Transparent Administration" of its institutional website d) the person in charge of preventing corruption and guaranteeing transparency, if the application concerns data, information or documents the publication of which, pursuant to this decree, is mandatory. 4. No cost shall be applied to the data or documents released in an electronic format or in hard copy except for the cost actually incurred and duly documented by the administration for reproducing such data and documents on physical devices. 5. Without prejudice to the cases of compulsory publication, if the recipient (administration) of the application identifies parties, if any, that may oppose to the publication, pursuant to article 5-bis, paragraph 2, of the law, it shall notify any such party thereof by sending a copy of the application by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt, or by telematics means to those who have given their consent to this kind of communication. Within ten days from the date of receipt of such notice, said parties may submit, also by telematic means, a reasoned statement of opposition to the access application.