The Information Disclosure Law (formally, the Act on Access to Information Held by Administrative Organs) establishes citizens' right to request disclosure of documents held by government agencies and sets out the procedures for doing so. As a rule, agencies must disclose documents upon request, though information relating to personal privacy or national security may be withheld. The law aims to enhance administrative transparency and government accountability.

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• 2019r01a #6行政機関の保有する資料について，開示を請求する権利とその手続などについて定めた法律はどれか。