Individuals generally do not have an unrestricted right to know about state secret policies in a general sense. State secret policies involve important aspects such as national security and interests, and their content needs to be kept strictly confidential to maintain the overall security and normal operation of the country. However, under certain conditions and in compliance with legal procedures, relevant personnel may be informed of some confidential information to a limited extent in the process of performing their duties or tasks based on work needs, but this is subject to strict control and restraint mechanisms to ensure that the information is not improperly leaked or abused. In short, the confidentiality of state secret policies is to safeguard the fundamental interests of the country, and the right of individuals to know must be balanced and coordinated within the framework of the overall situation such as national security through legal and compliant channels and methods.