Is it possible to open a password protected pages document made on my mac on my iPad?

I can't find the answer anywhere in the Pages documents or googling, so I thought I'd ask here. I own Pages on my ipad, but not my imac. The ipad version won't create a password protected file, but the mac version will. Could someone who has Pages on both their mac and ipad do a quick test for me to answer this. It should be as easy as:
1) create and save a password protected document on the mac Pages
2) sync it through icloud to the ipad.
3) try to open it on the ipad Pages.
4) report back
If the answer is yes, I'll probably buy Pages for the mac, but if not, probably won't.
Thanks in advance,
Paul

One previous simila query resulted in the following:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/15607840#15607840
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