Thanks, and its not actually 'classified' per se, but its got information that is not available to general public as such, any student at the school studying information and communication technology is permitted to read it through but borrowing it is not permitted, and copying it is likewise not permitted.<br/><br/>I think there's a few papers that are 'classified' in our school's library's "vault" but those are papers like helping re-design a bank's secure internal messaging system et cetera. Things that could actually pose a security risk if given free access to. My papers are just going to be marked as not available for loaning out of the library (mainly due to the fact they contain information given by police) but can be read by students that can show a student id card.<br/><br/>Meh. Not that it contains anything that secret, but I guess its always a bit touchy when you go ask for information on a network that contains things like criminal records, and accesses governmental records that other organisations have no access at. Eh well, not that even I got much information on those, the police agreed to an interview on how the electronic services have affected their business, but I got some "<strong>we cannot answer that due to security reasons</strong>" answer for my work.