Email Protective Marking Standard for the Australian Government

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2.11.4 Security classification rulesclassification-tag = %d83.69.67 ; SECclassification-value = unofficial /unclassified /protected /confidential /secret /top-secretclassification = classification-tag "="classification-value; Unofficial emails; Unclassified emails; Classified emails2.11.5 Caveat literalscodeword = %d67 ; Csource-codeword = %d83.67 ; SCreleasabilityindicator= %d82.73 ; RIspecial-handling = %d83.72 ; SHaccountablematerial= %d65.67.67.79.85.78.84.65.66.76.69"-" %d77.65.84.69.82.73.65.76;ACCOUNTABLE-MATERIALexclusive-for = %d69.88.67.76.85.83.73.86.69"-" %d70.79.82; EXCLUSIVE; -FORindicator = one-to-128-safe-textausteo = %d65.85.83.84.69.79 ; AUSTEOeo = %d69.79 ; EOagao = %65.71.65.79 ; AGAOrel = %d82.69.76 ; RELcountry-code = 3 %d65-90 ; ISO 3166-1; Alpha-3; eg AUScountry-codes = country-code*( "/" country-code )18
2.11.6 Caveat rulescaveat-tag = %d67.65.86.69.65.84 ; CAVEATcodeword-caveat = codeword ":" one-to-128-safe-textsource-caveat = source-codeword ":" one-to-128-safe-textrelease-caveat =handling-caveat =caveat-pair =caveat =releasability-indicator ":"( austeo /country-codes eo /agao / rel "/" country-codes )special-handling ":"( accountable-material /exclusive-for FWS one-to-128-safe-text /indicator )codeword-caveat /source-caveat /release-caveat /handling-caveatcaveat-tag "=" caveat-pair2.11.7 DLM literalsdlm-tag = d68.76.77 ; DLMfor-official-use-only = %d70.111.114 "-"%d79.102.102.105.99.105.97.108 "-"%d85.115.101 "-" 79.110.108.121;For-Official-Use-Onlysensitive = d83.101.110.115.105.116.105.118.101 ; Sensitivesensitive-cabinet = %d83.101.110.115.105.116.105.118.101 ":"%d67.97.98.105.110.101.116; Sensitive:; Cabinetsensitive-legal = %d83.101.110.115.105.116.105.118.101 ":"%d76.101.103.97.108sensitive-personal = %d83.101.110.115.105.116.105.118.101 ":"%d80.101.114.115.111.110.97.108; Sensitive:; Legal; Sensitive:; Personal19
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Page 3 and 4: AbstractThis Standard defines the f
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Page 7 and 8: 1.2 AudienceThis Standard is intend
Page 9 and 10: 2.4 NamespaceThe protective marking
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Page 13 and 14: Values for DLMs that may be conditi
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