in order for anyone to be able to inspect them and obtain a copy or an excerpt. (3) Within 15 days of information provision based on request, the obligated body shall publish such information in a manner allowing for remote access. For information provided in other than electronic format or for extraordinarily extensive information provided electronically, it suffices to publish support information expressing their contents. (4) Obligated bodies shall also publish information referred to in paragraph 1 and 2 above in a manner allowing for remote access. This obligation shall not apply if the obligated body is a natural person only. In case of information under paragraph 2 a), stating a link to a location where such information have already been published in a manner allowing for remote access suffices to meet this obligation. The structure of published information is stipulated in implementing legal regulations. (5) Obligated bodies maintaining and administering registers, databases, lists or indexes containing generally accessible information pursuant to a special law shall publish such information in a clearly arranged form in a manner allowing for remote access. For this purpose, the obligation to prevent clustering of information under a special law does not apply to those bodies. 3a) (6) The obligated body shall meet the obligation to publish information under paragraphs 4 and 5 by making them available to or transmitting them to the Public Administration Portal administrator without undue delay in a manner allowing for remote access. The form and data format of the information made available or transmitted shall be stipulated in an implementing legal regulation. (7) The obligated body may also publish the information pursuant to paragraph 1 above in different manners and may publish other information, with the exceptions specified herein. Section 6 - Obligation to refer to published information (1) If an applicant seeks information that have already been published, the obligated body may, as expediently as possible, but no later than within seven days, provide the applicant with the data that will allow him/her to retrieve and obtain the published information instead execute the request to information. (2) If an applicant insists on the direct provision of published information, the obligated body shall provide them. Section 7 - Protection of classified facts If the requested information is designated as classified information the applicant does not have authorized access to under the applicable legal regulations 4), the obligated body shall not provide such information.