Maggie - have a look at the NSW Guide to labelling sensitive information at
http://www.gcio.nsw.gov.au/publications/labelling-sensitive-information-guide
.

In spite of the title, it has useful advice on what things to store in
normal office areas, or locked cabinets, or vaults, and when you need to
keep access registers etc. It came out in the aftermath of 9/11, when people
got confused deciding if 'top secret' was higher or lower than 'highly
confidential' or even 'not for the eyes of the minister'.

We've proven the workability of the three recommended levels: xx in
confidence, protected and highly protected. And we've noted the implication
that in most organisations you probably only have 20 or 30 'highly
protected' documents. It works!

Cheers

Glenn

Glenn Sanders
Australia
0407 187 333
These views are mine alone. They may or may not be those of any
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they'd agreed, I would have signed it "Harry Peck and Co and Glenn".
Or whatever. But I haven't, so I didn't.

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