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The author claims that applications for waiving the so‑called formal parliamentary immunity (Article 105 para. 2 of the Constitution) are examples of information about the activities of organs of public authority, regulated by Article 61 of the Constitution (public information). Therefore each citizen possesses the right to acquire access to such applications. However, it does not mean that each of applications may be disclosed. In some cases applications may include information that may be classified as secret under the relevant legislation or whose disclosure would violate the constitutional right to privacy. In case it happens, an application cannot be disclosed – due to the prohibition of granting access to such information provided by Article 5 of the Act on Access to Public Information.