3) information protected by the intellectual property rights of third parties, referring to the owner of the intellectual property right, if known; 4) information in the possession of bodies providing public radio and television services or bodies providing public services in the field of education, science, research and cultural activities; 5) information in respect of which access to authorised persons only is stipulated by another act; 6) information not created within the scope of activities of the public authority concerned. Re-use of information fee Article 31 (1) The re-use of information shall not be subject to a fee payable to public authorities if they publish the same information on the Internet free of charge. (2) A public authority may charge a fee for the re-use of information, in accordance with Article 19(2) of this Act. Publication of the criteria for the re-use of information Article 32 Public authorities shall publish any criteria of the re-use, together with the fee referred to in Article 19(2) of this Act, on their website in advance. No discrimination Article 33 (1) The criteria for the re-use of information shall not be discriminatory. (2) The re-use of information shall be allowed and available to any persons requesting it at the same fee and under the same terms. The number of persons to which a public authority grants the right to re-use information shall not be limited. The public authority shall not grant a request for information re-use to the person submitting it by a contract, other agreement or a decision if it might prevent the re-use of the same information by other beneficiaries. (3) The public authority which re-uses its own information as a basis for commercial activities outside the scope of its public activities shall be subject to the same criteria as other beneficiaries. Exclusive rights Article 34 15