Thanks for the response but i have seen this entry in the release notes and this is not the issue.
I have an access-list called internal_staff_inbound which has 19 entries as below (IP information removed):
ip access-list session internal_staff_inbound
network c.c.c.0 255.255.255.0 user any permit
host x.x.x.x user any permit
host x.x.x.x user svc-icmp permit
host y.y.y.y user any permit
host y.y.y.y user svc-icmp permit
host z.z.z.z user any permit
network b.b.0.0 255.255.0.0 user svc-http-proxy2 permit
any any svc-bootp permit
host p.p.p.p user tcp 314 permit
host q.q.q.q user tcp 993 permit
host q.q.q.q user udp 993 permit
network d.d.d.0 255.255.255.192 user tcp 314 permit
any user svc-ssh permit
any user svc-ike permit
any user svc-esp permit
any user 51 permit
host m.m.m.muser tcp 2304 permit
network f.f.f.0 255.255.224.0 user any deny
network g.g.g.0 255.255.224.0 user any deny
This shows in the CLI exactly as entered.
However, when I go to the user-role where it is applied I see <user-role.JPG>.
If I click the Edit button next to the policy to open it the policy shows as having no entries as per <policy.JPG>.
If I look up the policy under the Policies tab it shows as having the correct amount of entries (see policy2.JPG) and I can click Edit and all the entries show up.
The issue just occurs when viewing the policies from within the user-role.
Kind regards
David