What is another word for dispatch box?
Pronunciation: [dɪspˈat͡ʃ bˈɒks] (IPA) 
A dispatch box is a term commonly used in British politics to refer to a wooden box used by the Prime Minister and other members of the Cabinet to store and transport important documents related to their work. In essence, it is synonymous with terms like "red box" and "despatch box", and is an integral part of Westminster's official ceremonial procedures. A dispatch box is often used by senior officials to deliver important messages or speeches, and its use has become a symbol of authority and responsibility in British government. Other terms that could be used synonymously with dispatch box include "briefcase", "attache case" and "portfolio".
