TYPO3 : restrict a sys_category - typo3

I created a category tree with categories, subcategories and these categories can contain files like pdf, docx, images...
And I would like for a specific category, it is restricted so that only one person can modify it (rename, modify files related to the category...), I don't want to hide the category for others users, only they can't edit it
It is possible to configure it in the backoffice of typo3 with usergroup system or something else?
thanks you

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Thxs for support
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It will create copy of the News itself and copies of all content elements in it. Then you can edit these records to have quite other News and/or CEs. Also if you'll make any change to copied CE it will not reflect the original one(s).

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A folder structure and a simple custom typoscript that implement bootstrap_package for my custom temple would be great help.
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