Which item should not be included within an archival access policy?

The question asks which item should not be included within an archival access policy, which establishes a framework governing access to archival materials.

• a. Security of records: This is a fundamental component of an access policy, as it outlines measures to protect the integrity and safety of the records during access.
• b. Copyright: Archival access policies must address copyright to inform users of their legal obligations when using or reproducing materials.
• c. Intellectual property right: Similar to copyright, other intellectual property rights (e.g., privacy, donor restrictions) are critical considerations for how materials can be accessed and used.
• d. Fees: While an archive may charge fees for services (like reproduction or extensive research), the fees themselves are typically part of a separate fee schedule or administrative policy, rather than a core component of the framework governing access to the materials. The access policy focuses on the conditions and rules for viewing and using the records.

Therefore, fees are generally not considered a direct component of the access policy's framework.

The final answer is $\boxed{\text{d. Fees}}$.