Art.8. – (1) For information requested orally, the employees of the information and public relations compartment shall state the circumstances and ways in which the access to public information is granted and may provide the requested information without delay. (2) If the requested information is not available on the spot, the petitioner is advised to request, in writing, the respective public information, and the petition will be solved under the terms of art. 7. (3) The public information requested orally shall be communicated within a minimum compulsory time table established by the staff management of the public authority or organization, which will be displayed at its headquarters and will apply during the working hours of the organization, and one day per week after the working program. (4) The registering activities regarding the petitions cannot be included in this time table and shall be dealt with separately. (5) The public information requested orally by the mass-media shall be communicated, as a rule, immediately or in no more than 24 hours. Art.9. - (1) If the request for information implies reproduction of the documents held by the public authority or organization, the petitioner shall bear the cost of the reproduction, in compliance with the law. (2) If following the information received, the petitioner requires new information regarding the documents held by the public authority or organization, this request shall be dealt with as a new petition, and the answer will be sent under the terms of articles 7 and 8. Art.10. – Activities of public authorities and organizations such as answering petitions and granting audience, carried out according to their competencies, and if they refer to other approvals, authorizations, service-rendering or any other requests except public information shall not be submitted to the provisions of articles 7 to 9. Art.11. – (1) Individuals carrying out surveys and research for their own interest or for their jobs have access to the documents record of 4