The document outlines 10 principles of the right to access information: 1) Access to information is a universal right regardless of nationality or profession. 2) All government information should be public by default with limited exceptions. 3) The right applies to all public bodies including private entities performing public functions. 4) Requesting information should be simple, speedy and free. 5) Officials have a duty to assist requestors. 6) Refusals must be justified by harm to legitimate interests like security or privacy. 7) The public interest in information overrides secrecy.