Accused war crimes defendant Ben Roberts-Smith will have to wait several months before he can see the full extent of the evidence against him, according to multiple Australian outlets. The delay is linked to national security considerations and the time needed for sensitive material to be handled and disclosed through the legal process. The courts therefore do not yet provide Roberts-Smith with the complete evidence package, meaning he cannot assess all material in the case at this stage. The reporting indicates that the next steps in the matter proceed despite the incomplete disclosure, with timelines extending by months rather than weeks. No outlet in the provided summaries reports a change to the underlying allegations or the merits of the case; the focus is on procedural timing and the handling of potentially classified or otherwise restricted information. The delay affects when Roberts-Smith can review the case against him in full.