government agencies to obtain government information in accordance with Article 13 of these Regulations in written form(including digital and electronic forms).In the event that it is truly difficult for a requester to submit a request in written form,the requester may do so orally and the administrative agency accepting the request shall fill out the request for open government information on the requester's behalf. Requests for open government information should include the following contents 1)The name of the individual or organization making the request and the method of contact; 2)A description of the government information requested to be disclosed;and 3)Requirements as to the format in which the requested government information is to be supplied. Article 21 Administrative agencies shall reply to requests for open government information respectively in accordance with the following circumstances: 1)If the requested government information falls within the scope of disclosure,the requester should be informed of the methods and channels for obtaining that government information; 2)If the requested government information does not fall into the scope of disclosure, the requester should be informed that such information cannot be disclosed, together with an explanation of the reasons; 3)If,in accordance with the law,the requested government information should not be disclosed by that administrative agency or the requested government information does not exist,the requester should be informed of the situation and,if the agency that has the obligation to disclose that government information can be determined, the requester should be informed of the name of that administrative agency and the method to contact it; 4)If the content of the requested government information is not clear,the requester should be notified to amend and supplement the request. Article 22.If the requested government information contains some contents that should not be disclosed but that can be handled through differentiation,the administrative agency should provide the requester with that information content that may be disclosed. Article 23.If an administrative agency believes that the requested government information involves commercial secrets or individual privacy the disclosure of which might infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of a third party,it should write to the third party to seek its opinion.If the third party does not agree to have the information disclosed,the information may not be disclosed.However,if the administrative agency believes that non-disclosure might have a major influence on the public interest,it should disclose the information and notify the third party in writing of the content of the government information they have decided to disclose and the reasons therefor. Article 24.After receiving requests for open government information, 66 government agencies to obtain government information in accordance with Article 13 of these Regulations in written form (including digital and electronic forms). In the event that it is truly difficult for a requester to submit a request in written form, the requester may do so orally and the administrative agency accepting the request shall fill out the request for open government information on the requester’s behalf. Requests for open government information should include the following contents: 1) The name of the individual or organization making the request and the method of contact; 2) A description of the government information requested to be disclosed; and 3) Requirements as to the format in which the requested government information is to be supplied. Article 21 Administrative agencies shall reply to requests for open government information respectively in accordance with the following circumstances: 1) If the requested government information falls within the scope of disclosure, the requester should be informed of the methods and channels for obtaining that government information; 2) If the requested government information does not fall into the scope of disclosure, the requester should be informed that such information cannot be disclosed, together with an explanation of the reasons; 3) If, in accordance with the law, the requested government information should not be disclosed by that administrative agency or the requested government information does not exist, the requester should be informed of the situation and, if the agency that has the obligation to disclose that government information can be determined, the requester should be informed of the name of that administrative agency and the method to contact it; 4) If the content of the requested government information is not clear, the requester should be notified to amend and supplement the request. Article 22. If the requested government information contains some contents that should not be disclosed but that can be handled through differentiation, the administrative agency should provide the requester with that information content that may be disclosed. Article 23. If an administrative agency believes that the requested government information involves commercial secrets or individual privacy the disclosure of which might infringe upon the lawful rights and interests of a third party, it should write to the third party to seek its opinion. If the third party does not agree to have the information disclosed, the information may not be disclosed. However, if the administrative agency believes that non-disclosure might have a major influence on the public interest, it should disclose the information and notify the third party in writing of the content of the government information they have decided to disclose and the reasons therefor. Article 24. After receiving requests for open government information