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In the UK, ‘classified’ is a generic term not a formal classification level. Perhaps you meant ‘confidential’? But in any case, the level ‘restricted’ was taken
by KineticLensman 5y ago
In the UK, ‘classified’ is a generic term not a formal classification level. Perhaps you meant ‘confidential’? But in any case, the level ‘restricted’ was taken out of use a few years ago in the UK, and its use indicates that the document concerned is not recent. The current equivalent is ‘official sensitive’
- OJFord 5y agoHow could it be otherwise, that wouldn't make sense - 'classified' as what?