Article 8. Information holder The Law on Access to Information

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Information owners are recognized as:

1) bodies and institutions of legislative, executive and judicial branches of state power, local government and self-government;

2) state institutions that are not state bodies;

3) quasi-public sector entities;

4) legal entities that are recipients of budgetary funds – in terms of information regarding the use of funds allocated from the state budget;

5) subjects of state monopoly, special law – in terms of information concerning prices for goods (works, services) produced (sold) by them;

6) legal entities – in terms of the environmental information they possess, information on emergency situations, natural and man-made disasters, their forecasts and consequences, fire safety, sanitary, epidemiological and radiation conditions, food safety and other factors that have a negative impact on the health and safety of citizens, settlements and industrial facilities;

7) executors of the functions of central and (or) local executive bodies.

The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated November 16, 2015 No. 401-V SAM.

This Law regulates public relations resulting from the exercise of everyone's constitutional right to freely receive and disseminate information in any manner not prohibited by law.

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