Can non-badged individuals freely move in a restricted area while being escorted?

Non-badged individuals cannot move freely in a restricted area even when escorted. The fundamental principle behind this regulation is to maintain security and control in areas where sensitive operations take place or where there may be safety hazards. The presence of an escort allows for supervision and guidance, but it does not grant the non-badged individual unrestricted access. Their movement is typically limited to specific pathways or designated areas in accordance with established protocols, ensuring that sensitive or critical operations are not compromised. This limitation is essential for effective security management within restricted zones.