The Supreme Court ordered the state Friday to disclose some administrative documents related to the government's secret funds but limited the disclosure to sections that do not carry information on how and for whom the funds were used.

It marks the top court's first ruling on the disclosure on information regarding secret funds, which are state outlays for intelligence gathering and other activities in the national interest and disbursed under the authority of the chief Cabinet secretary.

How the funds have actually been spent remains little known to the public, although the government has released the sizes of such expenditures upon request.