This paper looks at the continuing development of the Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum’s lighting policy. The simplified categorization system previously suggested, in which paper objects are classified as sensitive when they are coloured or on discoloured paper and durable when they are black and white on good quality paper, is kept. A special vulnerable category is recommended for objects so light-sensitive that they should only be considered for display under exceptional circumstances. This replaces the category previously named zero tolerance. For the sake of completeness and to ensure well-balanced displays, object types not considered sensitive to light are classified as permanent. A simplified table (Table 2) is included so users can quickly categorize various types. The paper includes a description of the practical steps taken to comply with the lighting policy during the installation of objects for the refurbished British Galleries at the V&A. -- SCMRE