3. After consulting with the Minister for Justice, the minister concerned may lay down rules on the duty to make notes for specific groups of cases concerning the exercise of administrative activity other than that referred to in paragraph 1. Chapter 3 Exceptions to the right of access to administrative documents Case documents subject to exemption Section 7 1. The right of access to files shall not apply to an authority's internal working documents. Internal working documents shall include 1) any document prepared by an authority for its own use; 2) correspondence between units within the same authority, and 3) correspondence between a local council and its committees, departments and other bodies, or between those bodies. Section 8 Notwithstanding Section 7, the right of access to files shall include internal working documents in their final form if 1) the documents contain only the substance of the authority's final decision on the outcome of a case; 2) the documents contain only information that the authority had a duty to record pursuant to Section 6; 3) the documents are self-contained instruments drawn up by an authority to provide proof or clarity concerning the actual facts of a case, or 4) the documents contain general guidelines for the consideration of certain types of cases. Section 9 1. Notwithstanding Section 7, any person whose health is the subject of a hospital case record shall be entitled to have access to that record. 2. The right of access may, however, be limited to the extent it is considered appropriate that the person's interest in access should give way to overriding considerations for the person himself or for other private interests. Other documents subject to exemption Section 10 The right of access to files shall not apply to: 1) records of meetings of the Council of State, minutes of meetings of ministers and documents prepared by an authority for use at such meetings;