06 Prohibited Acts in Health Sector Confidentiality Protection Work

09:18, 10/07/2024

On May 15, 2015, the Minister of Health issued Circular 06/2015/BYT stipulating the protection of state secrets in the Health sector.

Circular 06/2015/BYT stipulates in the work of protecting state secrets in the Health sector, the following acts are strictly prohibited:

Prohibited acts in the work of protecting state secrets in the Health sector, 06/2015/BYT

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- Collecting, providing, disclosing, losing, appropriating, trading, and illegally destroying documents and objects containing state secrets in the Health sector.- Exchanging, providing information, documents, and objects containing state secrets to agencies, units, and individuals without the approval of the competent authority.- Using computers connected to the Internet to draft, type, or store confidential documents; inserting devices containing state secrets into computers connected to the Internet.- Using wireless microphones, mobile phones, and devices with recording and signal transmission features in meetings with state secret content in any form, except with the permission of the competent authority.- Exchanging information containing state secrets via walkie-talkies, mobile phones, cordless phones, fax machines, or the Internet in any form without the permission of the competent authority.- Providing information, documents, and posting information classified as state secrets in newspapers, openly published materials, on electronic portals, websites, blogs, social networking sites, forums, and similar forms.

More details can be found in Circular 06/2015/BYT, effective from May 15, 2015.

Thu Ba

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