Confidentiality review is mainly to review whether the information to be publicly released involves state secrets, and it is not necessary to review whether it involves.

The content of confidentiality review of information disclosure is to examine whether the content belongs to state secrets, commercial secrets and personal privacy before the information is to be released, and whether it will endanger national security, public security, economic security and social stability after the release, and make a review conclusion or put forward suggestions on whether to release it.

The Secrecy Bureau is responsible for the confidentiality review of information disclosure. In the review, we should adhere to the principle of "review first, then make it public" and follow the requirements of "confidential information does not go online, and online information is not confidential", which not only ensures information security, but also ensures the smooth release of information that should be published online and promotes administration according to law.

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The basis of confidentiality review is the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Guarding State Secrets, the provisions on the specific scope of state secrets and their classification, the scope of confidential matters formulated by relevant business departments, relevant provisions and the identification of state secrets on information carriers.

The review of information involving business secrets or personal privacy shall be based on the relevant agreement between the administrative organ and the obligee or the obligee's prior statement; When necessary, the opinions of the obligee shall be sought. Internal work secrets, internal information, etc. Although it is not a state secret, it should be managed as an internal affair and may not be released without the approval of the competent leader.