In the Security Classification Guide, which document might be classified as Secret?

A Compilation of a budget and Schedule of Distribution can contain sensitive information that, if disclosed, could harm national security. The inclusion of both the budget and the distribution schedule may expose vulnerabilities in operational funding or detail how and where classified information is shared. This level of detail potentially justifies a Secret classification, as it falls under the criteria for classification due to its relevance to the protection of national security interests.

In contrast, while the unit's budget and operational procedures could contain sensitive information, they may not, on their own, necessarily meet the threshold for Secret classification without further context about their contents or the potential impact of their disclosure. The Schedule of Distribution typically outlines how information is shared rather than containing sensitive material itself, making it less likely to warrant a Secret classification compared to a comprehensive compilation that brings together multiple aspects of sensitive information.