Are temporary walls considered active barriers?

Temporary walls are not categorized as active barriers because they are generally static and do not possess features that enable them to respond actively to security threats or breaches. Active barriers are designed to interact dynamically, often incorporating technologies or mechanisms that can change their state to adapt to a situation, such as retractable bollards or electronic gates that can be engaged to prevent unauthorized access.

In contrast, temporary walls are typically constructed for separating spaces or creating barriers but lack the ability to actively engage with or respond to security scenarios. They may provide a basic level of physical security but do not meet the criteria for active barriers that require a degree of responsiveness to external conditions or threats.