1 (2) (29) documents containing information on a psychological test or aptitude test on a person or the results thereof, or on the assessments for the assignment of conscripts, the selection of employees or the establishment of a basis for a salary; (30) documents on student welfare and exemptions from teaching, the test results of students and candidates and the school diplomas and other documents containing a verbal assessment of the personal characteristics of the student, as well as documents indicating the Matriculation Examination Board's division of moderators among the schools putting forward candidates for the matriculation examination, until one year has passed from the examination round in question; (31) documents containing information on a secret telephone number given by a person or information on the location of a mobile communications device, and documents containing information on the person’s domicile, place of residence or temporary place of residence, telephone number or other contact information, if the person has asked for the information to be kept secret and he/she has a justified reason to believe that his/her own health or safety or that of his/her family are in jeopardy; (1151/2001) (32) documents containing information on the political convictions or the privately expressed views of a person, or information on a person’s lifestyle, participation in voluntary associations, interests, family life or other comparable personal circumstances of the person; however, documents containing information on the activity of a person in political or other elected office, or his/her seeking such office, as well as the participation of a person in the establishment or registration of a political party, or the establishment of an electoral association are in the public domain. The provisions in section 17 shall be taken into account in the application of the provisions on document secrecy in paragraph (1) or in another Act. Section 25 — Seal of secrecy and classification (1) A secret official document, which is given to a party and secret in the public interest or the interest of a third party, shall be put under seal. Also other secret documents may be put under seal. The seal of secrecy shall indicate the part of the document that is secret and the basis for its secrecy. If the secrecy is based on a provision involving strict secrecy, the seal of secrecy need not indicate more than the provision on which the secrecy is based. (2) A document shall be marked with a data security classification, if the Government has so ordered as provided in section 18(2). Chapter 7 — Derogations from secrecy and declassification Section 26 — General principles for granting access to secret information (1) An authority may provide access to a secret official document, if: (1) there is a specific provision on such access or on the right of such access in an Act; or (2) the person whose interests are protected by the secrecy provision consents to the access. (2) Notwithstanding the secrecy provisions, the authority may grant access to information on the economic status or business or professional secret of some other person, information on a recipient of health care or welfare, as referred to in section 25(1)(25), information on the private life of a person, as referred to in section 25(1)(32), or comparable information that is secret under another Act, if access is necessary: (1) for the realisation of a private person's or some other authority's statutory duty of information; or 12