National Security Information (Criminal and Civil Proceedings) Regulation 2015
14Carrying security classified documents
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14 Carrying security classified documents
(1) An authorised recipient in relation to a security classified document must, when carrying the document in a discrete area, ensure that the document cannot be viewed by any person other than: (a) an authorised recipient in relation to the document; or (b) a judicial officer. (2) An authorised recipient in relation to a security classified document must not carry the document in an area other than a discrete area unless: (a) the document is inside 2 SCEC‑approved single use bags; and (b) the document is in a locked container approved by the SCEC; and (c) any keys for the container are removed from the container and are retained by the authorised recipient; and (d) the document remains in the custody and control of the authorised recipient. (3) An authorised recipient in relation to a security classified document (including a security classified document that is in a locked security container) must not give the document to another person for the purpose of carrying it unless the other person is: (a) an SCEC endorsed courier; or (b) another authorised recipient in relation to the document; or (c) a judicial officer. (4) A security classified document that is to be given to an SCEC endorsed courier must be inside 2 SCEC‑approved single use bags.