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RESPONSE TO ·FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) REQUEST

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COMSECY 96~065 and Index of all COMSECYs showing title, date, and number.

PART I. - INFORMATION RELEASED You have the right to seek assistance from the NRC's FOIA Public Liaison. Contact information·for the NRC's FOIA Public Liaison is available at https)/www.nrc.gov/readjng-rm/foia/contact-foia.html

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D Agency records subject to the request are already available on the Public NRC Website, in Public ADAMS or on microfiche iri the NRC Public Document Room.

[~J Agency records subject to the request are enclosed.

D Records subject to the request that contain information originated by or of interest to another Federal agency have been referred to that agency (see comments section) for a disclosure determination and direct response to you.

0 We are continuing to process your request.

0 See Comments.

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II II ~ Minimum fee threshold not met. $0.00 D You will receive a refund for the amount listed.

D Due to our delayed response, you Will 'See Comments ror details D Fees waived. not be charged fees.

PART l.B - INFORMATION NOT LOCATED OR WITHHELD FROM DISCLOSURE

D We did not locate any agency records responsive to your request. Note: Agencies may treat three discrete categories of law enforcement and national security records as not subject to the FOIA ("exclusions"). 5 U.S.C. 552(c). This is a standard notification given to all requesters; it should not be taken to mean that any excluded records do. or do not. exist.

We have withheld certain information pursuant to the FOIA exemptions described, and for the reasons stated, in Part II.

Because this is an interim response to your request, you may not appeal at this time. We will notify you of your right to appeal any of the responses we have issued in·response to your request when we issue our final determination.

You may appeal this final determination within 90 calendar days of the date of this response by sending a letter or e-mail to the · FOIA Officer, at U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, D.C. 20555-0001. or FOIA,[email protected]. Please be sure to include on your letter or email that it is a "FOIA Appeal." You have the right to seek dispute resolution services from the NRC's Public Liaison, or the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS). Contact information fbr OGIS is available at https://ogis archiVes.gov/about-oqis/contact-informatjon htm

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PART II.A -- APPLICABLE EXEMPTIONS

Records subject to the request are being withheld in their entirety or in part under the FOIA exemption(s) as indicated below (5 U.S.C. 552(b)).

D Exemption 1: The withheld information is properly dassified pursuant to an Executive O~der protecting national security information.

D Exemption 2: The withheld information relates solely to the internal personnel rules and practices of NRC.

D Exemption 3: The withheld information is specifically exempted from public disclosure by the statute indicaied.

D Sections 141-145 of the Atomic Energy Act, which prohibits the disclosure of Restricted Data or Formerly Restricted Data (42 U.S.C. 2161-2165).

D Section 147 of the Atomic Energy Act, which prohibits the disclosure of Unclassified Safeguards Information (42 U.S.C. 2167).

D 41 U.S.C. 4702(b), which prohibits the disclosure of contractor proposals, except when incorporated into the contract between the agency and the submitter of the proposal.

D Exemption 4: The withheld information is a trade secret or confidential commercial o"r financial information that is being withheld for.the reason(s) indicated.

D The information is considered to be proprietary because ii concerns a licensee's or applicant's physical protection or material control arid accounting program for special nuclear material pursuant to 1 O CFR 2.390(d)(1 ).

D The information is considered to be another type or confidential business (proprietary) information.

D The information was submitted by a foreign source.and received in confidence pursuant to 10 CFR 2.390(d)(2).

~ _Exemption 5: The withheld information consists of inleragency or intraagency records thal are normally privileged in civil litigation.

D Deliberative process privilege.

D Attorney work product privilege.

~ Attorney-client privilege.

~ Exemption 6: The withheld information from a personnel, medical, or similar file, is exempted from public disclosure because its disdosure would result in a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

[] Exemption 7: The withheld information consists of records compiled for law enforcement purposes and is being withheld for the reason(s) indicated.

D (A) Disclosure could reasonably be expected to interfere with an open enforcement proceeding.

D (C) Disclosure could reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy.

D (0) The information consists of names and other information the disclosure of which could reasonably be expected to reveal identities of confidential source_s.

D (E) Disclosure would reveal techniques and procedures for law enforcement investigations or prosecutions, or guidelines that could reasonably be expected to risk circumvention of the law.

D (F) Disclosure could reasonably be expected to endanger the life or physical safety of an individual.

D Other I I. PART 11.B - DENYING OFFICIALS

In accordance with 10 CFR 9.25(g) and 9.25(h) of the. U.S. Nuclear Regulatoi:y Commission regulations, the official(s) listed below have made the determination to withhold certain information responsive to your request

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Appeals must be made in writing within 90 calendar days of the date of this response by sending a letter or email to the FOIA Officer, at U.S. Nuclear Regulatoi:y Commission, Washington, D.C. 20555-0001, or [email protected]. Please be sure to include on your letter .or email that it is a "FOIA Appeal."

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STRATEGIC ASSESSMENT ISSUE PAPER

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INTRODUCTION

In August 1995, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff initiated a Strategic Assessment and Rebaselining Project. This project was intended to take a new look at the.NRC by conducting a reassessment of NRC'activities in order to redefine the basic nature of the work of the agency and the means by which that work is accomp'lished, and to apply to these redefined activi"-!es c>

rigorous screenin·g process to produce (or rebasel ine) a new set of assumptions, goals, and strategies for the NRC. The.results of this project are fotended to pr.ov.ide an agency-wide Strategic Plan which can be developed and implemented to allow the NRC to meet the current and future challenges.

A key aspect of this project was the identification and classification of issues that affect the basic nature of NRC activities and the means by which this ·work is accomplished. These issues fall into three categories. The first category includes broad issues defined as Direction-Setting Issues (DSis). DSis are issues that affect NRC management philosophy and principles. The second category includes subsumed issues. Subsumed issues are those that shou1d be considered along with the DSis. The third category includes related issues. 'These are issues that should be considered after the Commissi.on makes. a decision on the option(s) for a OSI. Also, as .part of the project, other issues of an· operational nature were identified. These are not strategic issues ~nd are appropriately resolved by the staff, and are not discussed in the issue papers.

Fo1lowing the reassessment of NRC activities, issue papers were prepared to · provide a discussion of DSis and subsumed issues, and to obtain a review of

these broad, high-level issues. These papers dre intended to provide a bri~f discussion of the options as well as summaries of the consequences of the _options related to the DSis. Final decisions related to the DSis will influence the related issues which are listed, but not discussed, in each issue paper. As part of the Strategic Assessment and Rebaselining Project, the issue papers are being provided to interested parties and ~o the public •. Following distribution of the issue. papers a series of meetings are planned to provide a forum LO discuss and receive ~ommen~ on the issue papers. After receiving public comment on the issue papers,· the Commission will malce 'final decisions concerning the DSJs.and options. These ·decisions will then be used to develop a Strategic Plan for the NRC. In summary, the Strategic Assessment and Rebaselining· Project will analyze where the NRC is today, including internal and external factors, and outline a path to provide direction to move forward in a changing environment.

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I. SUMMARY

As a Federal .regulatory agency, NRC is required to perform certain functions to meet its health and safety mission. NRC receives funds for performing its functions from two sources: (1) appropriations passed by the Congress and approved by the President and (2) reimbursements from others for the performance of certain activities that are not required to be funded through app:ropriation. Although Congress continues to appropriate funds for NRC to perform its mission, NRC has l'"!en required to recover approximately 100 percent of these funds from fees assessed to its licensees and applicants since fiscal year (FY 1991). Specifically, the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 (OBRA-90}, as amended, requires NRC to recover approximately 100 percent of its budget for FYs 1991-1998 by assessing fees to·NRC applicants and licensees. NRC does not keep these fees for agency use, but transfers them to the· Department of the Treasury. Thus, OBRA-90 established a strategy to fully fund NRC's public he~lth and safety responsibilities through sources othE!r than genera 1 fonds (taxes).

The recovery of approximately 100 percent of the NRC budget through fees in response to OBRA-90 has been highly controversial. One major controversy results from the fact that the fee-related statutes, primarily OBRA-90 and the Independent Offices Appropriation Act (IOAA) limit the assessment of fees to certain licensees and applicants. As detai1ed in the 1994 NRC fee policy repcirt to Congress, fairness and equity concerns raised by 1 icensees arise fro1T1 a combination of the restriction in OBRA-90 that only the NRC 1 icensees may be charged annual fees and the fact that not all NRC activities are re.quired for a specific license or class of licensees. Additionally, as a result of both law and NRC policy, not all direct beneficiaries of NRC activities pay fees.

The NRC has a public health and safety mission and Congress appropriates funds for the NRC to carry out this mission and, under OBRA~90, the assessment of fees is a mechanism to provide funds to the U.S. Treasury. Concerns over who pays fees under OBRA-90 have led licensees to indicate that they are paying "fees for servicesn that do not directly benefit them. Licensees are more likely to be concerned when fees are not asses$ed to the organiza~ion that causes the NRC to perform the activity. The NRC must carry out its mission responsibilities independent of whether there are fees. This public mission concept recognizes that the NRC activities serve a need broader than just providing a specific service to a licensee or applicant. This broader need includes building and maintaining public confidence in the use of materials which is of benefit to the entire U.S. nuclear industry.

These questions and concerns raise two separate issues. The first issue involves consideration of fees in NRC decisions and the second issue involves funding mechanisms. The first issue, Direction-Setting Issue (OSI} 21, is--

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In making decisions about what activities the NRC should perform in s~pport of its mission, to what extent ·should fees be considered?

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The options to resolve this OSI are developed· within the context of tne two primary types of activities that NRC performs. The first type includes program activities performed by the NRC in response to mandates (statutes, Executive Orders, treaties, etc.). The second type includes non-mandated · activities that are not nec~ssary for the NRC to meet its mandates, but the activities are performed as a "service" to anothe.r organization.

Option 1: Continue Existing Approach

NRC would not consider the payment of fees in making decisions about most mandated activities; NRC would consider fees for all non-mandated activities. NRC would seek to have Congress and the Administration explicitly address the payment of fees when adding new statutory responsibilities to NRC. This. option would increase the potential that certain mandated activities ,.,.1y be constrained because of fee considerations.

Option 2: No .consideration·of Fees for Mandated Activities

Progranvnatic decisions in response to NRC mandates will not be driven by fees. Specific activities conducted by the NRC will be evaluated for efficiency and effectiveness. The NRC would seek to have Congress and the Administration explicitly address the payment of fees when adding new statutory responsibilities to NRC. When the Commission is requested to perform nonmandated activities, the requestor will reimburse the NRC for the cost of performing requested activities. This option would treat all mandated activities the same with respect to fees, thereby avoiding the·potential that fees would be used to prioritize NRC's mandated ·.~c.tiy~~-ies... ·

Option 3: No Consideration of Fees

NRC would not consider the payment of fees in making decisions about any NRC activities.· The NRC would seek to have Congress and the Administration explicitly address the payment of fees when adding new statutory responsibilities tJ NRC. On the basis of past experience, licensees may perceive this option as raising fairness and equity concerns that have been resolved during the past five years, because the NRC would perform nonmandated activities independent of whether the requester pays for them.

Option 4: Fee for Service

NRC would consider the payment of fees in making decisions about all activities performed by the agency. The NRC would seek to have Congress and the Administration explicitly address the payment of fees when adding new

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statutory responsibilities to NRC. This option.would require substantial modification to existing legislation and may inhibit NRC's ability to effectively and efficiently perform its mission.

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The second issue to be addressed, independent of which of the four options is chosen, is the question of how to recover NRC costs in a fair and equitable manner should also be addressed. That is:

• ·what funding mechanisms should the NRC pursue, in add-ition to ann-_ .. 1 appropriations ~ith fee recovery, to fund activities that are not required to be funded through appropriations, for example, certain international ac~ivities?

-• In performing reimbursable work, how should NRC address the full-time

equivalent (FTE) constraints that limit the number of NRC staff? ,._ ·

The funding mechanisms can be developed by looking at the primary beneficiary of the work performed by the NRC. The first type of work that NRC performs is the regulation of the civilian use of nuclear materials. The regulated . industry is the direct beneficiary·of this work, and has only one choice of. supplier, the NRC. The second type of work includes activities that serve the coll_gctive interest of the general public (e.g., certain international activities). The third type of work includes ~ctivities that serve individual organizational interests, with the organization having a choice of whether to request the service from the NRC (e.g., at the request of the Interagency Nuclear Space Review Panel (INSRP) NRC provides technical advice to the INSRP which independently reviews the safety of launches of National Aeronautics and Space Administration {NASA) space vehicles carrying nuclear material (Cassini spacecraft mission)).

Funding Mechanism 1-Recover the cost of providing requested services from the requester, using fees and reimbursable agreements. The cost of activities that serve the collective interest of the general public would be recovered· from general revenues raised from taxes.

Funding Mechrnism 2 (Current Approach}-NRC -PPlicants and licensees would continue to pay for lpproximately 100 percent of the appropriated budget authority.' Reimbursable agreements would be used to fund all non-mandated activities. ·

Funding Mechanism 3-Amend OBRA-90 and the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 (AEA) to give the NRC maximum flexibility to assess fees.

funding Mechanism 4-Rescind the Independent Offices Appropriation Act of 1952 (IOAA) and OBRA-90 so that the NRC wou1d be fully funded through taxes, as was the case until 1968.

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II. DESCRIPTION OF ISSUE

A. Backgrqund/Bases

As a Federal regulatory agency,. NRC is required to perform certain functions to-meet its health and safety mission. The NRC. receives funds for performing its functions from two sources: (1) .appropriations passed by the Congress and approved by the President and (2) reimbursements1 from others for the performance of certain activities that.are not required to be funded throug~ appropriation. Further, funds necessary to implement the NRC statutory . responsibilities must be obtained from appropriations. The table below shows the distribution of NRC FY 1995 new budget authority and reimbursable authority by the source of .funding.

· Appropriations Reimbursable Work

FY 1995 New Authority C$Ml

$523.9 $16.B

Although funds for the NRC to perform its mission continue to be appropriated, the NRC has been required to recover approximately 100 percent of these funds from fees assessed to its 1 icensees and .applicants since FY 1991. Specifically, the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 (OBRA-90) requires that each year NRC recover approximately 100 percent of its budget authority obtained from appropri.ations, less the amount approprfated from the Nuclear Waste Fund, through fees collected from NRC licensees and applicants. NRC does not keep these fees and use ·them, but transfers them to the Department of the Treasury to offset the NRC's annual appropriations. A more detailed discussion of the requirements for NRC fees is in Appendix 21A.

1 Under the authority of the Economy Act, appropriations acts, and other statutes, the NRC can receive·and retain funds in addition to the ~gency's appropriation.· These funds generally come from reimbursements for the performance of certain activities that are not required to be funded through NRC appropriations (e.g., support to the National Aeronautics and Space

'Administration (NASA). The Economy Act permits the NRC to enter into reimbursable agreements with other Federal agencies. The Annual Appropriations Act also provides that monies received by the NRC for the cooperative· nuclear safety research program, services rendered to foreign governments and international organizations, and th~ material and information access authorization programs, including criminal history checks under Section 149 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, may·be retained and used.

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In order to. collect approximately 100 percent of the NRC's budget authority, the Commission follows the basic guidance from Congress which is: fees are to be established by rule; fees are to be "fairly and equitably" allocated among NRC licensees; and, to the "maximum extent practicable, the charges shall have a reasonable relationship to the cost of providing regulatory services" to the 1 icensees· (136 Congress.ional Record at Hl2692}. Implementation of this requirement has been highly controversial as disc~ssed below.

Since OBRA-90 was enacted, t:.C! NRC has published six fiscal-year fee 1· .. les (one for each fiscal year FY 1991-1996) and two minor fee rules, and has responded to two petitions for rulemaking relating to fees. More than 1,500 public comments have been reviewed and evaluated relating to the fee rules and petitions, and the NRC has .responded to hundreds of Congressional 1 etters regarding fees. Additionally, during the first four years of 100-percent budget recovery, the number of materi a 1 s licenses subject to fees, ; ncl udi n.g sealed source 3nd device res~strations, decreased by approximately 3,000 (frnm approximately 9,000 licenses to approximately 6,000 licenses) .. for the past two years, however, the number of materials licenses subject to fees has stabilized at about 6,000.

As a result of the concerns about the fees to recover 100 percent of the budget, the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPA-92) directed the NRC to review its policy for assessing··annual charges under OBRA-90, solicit public comment on the need for changes to this policy, and recommend to the Congress any chang~s needed in existing law to prevent placing an unfair burden on NRC licensee$. A1though EPA-92 required only public comments on the annual fees assessed bY the NRC under 10 CFR Part 171, the NRC also requested comments on 10 CFR Part 170 fee policies because of the interrelationship between licensing and annual fees. More than 500 public comments were received and evaluated by the NRC. The report on the fee policy review was sent to Congress on February 23, 1994, and recommended legislation t·o solve the fairness ·and equity concerns that had ~een raised. The report recommended that OBRA-90·be modified to reduce the amount to be recovered from fees by the budgeted amount for these act i v·i ti es ·(approximately 10 percent of NRC's budget). Congress did not adopt this recommendation. A detailed discussion of the cost· and activities related to the fairne~s and equity concerns is in A~~endix 21B.

Because the requested legislation was not enacted, the NRC ih the FY 1995 final fee rule published on June 20, 1995, took action under the existing fee laws to help mitigate the fairness and equity concerns. The NRC treated the costs (approximately $56 million) that have raised fairness and equity concerns, in a manner similar to the way it treated overhead, and distributed the costs among the broadest base of NRC licensees.· In this way, licensees pay a portion of these costs based on their share of the total NRC budget. Commenters on the proposed FY 1995 rule indicated that, pending legislative relief by Congress to remedy the fairness and equity concerns, they supported

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the NRC proposal t~ treat the costs like overhead and distribute the costs on the basis of the percentage of the budget directly attributable to a class of licensees.

In FY 1996, the NRC also took steps to stabilize annual fees. On January 30 1996, the NRC published, for public comment, a proposed fee rule to recover ' the FY 1996 appropriations. The proposal included the change to stabilize. fees. The NRC received eight commen~s on the proposed rule. This is the . fewest conunents received on a ;>roposed fee rule, subsequent to the requireme":t to recover approximately 10~ percent of the budget from fees. All commenters supported the steps taken by NRC to stabilize the annual fees, noting the 6.5-percent reduction in all annual fees. Whi'le noting that the NRC has made fees more equitable and fair, the commenters indicated, however, that they continue to believe that 100-percent fee recovery, as mandated by OBRA-90, is unfair and inequitable to· licensees because they are· paying for NRC costs that neither related to them nor benefit them. They urged the·Commission to see~ legislative relief from the requirement to recover approximately IOO percent of the appropriat1ons. from fees. ·

B. ·oiscussion of Direction-Setting Issue

As indicated by the preceding secti.on, the recovery of approximately 100 percent of the NRC budget through fees in response to OBRA-90 has been highly .controversial. One major controversy results from the fact that the feerelated statutes .limit the assessment of fees to certain licensees and applicants. As detailed in the 1994 NRC fee policy report ·to Congress, fairness and equity concerns arise from a combination of the restriction in OBRA-90 that only the NRC licensees may be charged annual fees and the fact that not a11 NRC activities relate to existing licensees. Additionally, as a result of both law and NRC policy, not all direct beneficiaries of NRC activities pay fees. The licensees continue to express concern about the payment of fees for these activities.

These concerns over who pays fees under OBRA-90 have led licensees .to indicate that they are paying ufees for services" that do not directly benefit them. · Licensees are mo.re likely to be concerned when fees are not assessed to the organization that causes the NRC to perform the activity. On the other hand, the NRC has a public health and safety mission and Congress appropriates funds for the NRC to carry out this mission, with fees under OBRA-90 being a mechanism to provide funds to the U.S. Treasury. Viewed another way, the NRC must carry out its responsibilities independent of whether there are fees. This public mission concept recognizes that the NRC activities serve a need broader than just providing a specific service to a licensee or applicant.

This broader need includes building and maintaining public confidence in the use of materials, which benefits the entire U.S. nuclear industry.


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These beliefs and concerns about fees·have raised two separate issues. The first issue, the OSI, is--

• In making decisions about what activities the NRC should perform in su~port of its mission, to what extent should fees be considered?

c.: Discussion of Subsumed Issues

The second issue, independent of the decision of the OSI, is the questic. of how to assess fees in the most fair and equitable manner. Thus, the second issue relates to funding mechanisms to make fees more fair and equitable. These issues are: · . ·

• What funding m~chanisms should the NRC pursue, in addition to annual appropriations with fee recovery, to fund activities that are not required to be funded through appropriations, for example, certain international activities? ·

• In performing reimbursable work, how should NRC address the FTE constraints that limit the number of NRC staff?

D. External Factors

In developing and choosing options to resolve these issues, the. following external factors are likely influences:

• Congress and the Administration will continue to emphasize balancing the Federal budget. This goa1 will likely result in reduced NRC budgets and the continuation of NRC fees as a source of Federal revenues. In fact, the proposed Budget Reconciliation Bill would extend the 100-percent fee recovery requirement from 1998 to 2002.

• As in the past, licensees and applicants are expected to view NRC fees as an undesirable cost.

• As part of thP "re.inventing Governmer.·w 11 effort, it was suggested that the FTE ceilir.g for Federal agen~ies be eliminated. This suggestion has not been implemented. However, efforts (e.g., the Chief Financial Officer Council) continue on this issue.

III. OPTIONS

In order to develop options to address the extent.that fees should be considered i.n making decisions about what activities the NRC should perform in support of its mission (the DSI), the work NRC performs should be examined. The NRC activities can be placed in two primary categories. The first

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category includes program activities performed by the NRC in response to mandates (statutes, Executive Orders, treaties, etc.). - The second category of activities are those that the NRC performs in response to external requests, but the NRC does not need to perform in order to meet its mandates; these are performed as .a 11service 11 to another organi2ation {hereinafter referred to as 11non-mamfated activities"). One example of work. in this area are NRC assistance to the Interagency Nuclear Space Review Panel (INSRP) in support of the NASA Cassini launch.

The options to resolve this fiSI are developed within the context of the primary type of activities that NRC performs. The options follow:

Option l: Con.tinue Existing Approach

NRC would not consider the payment of fees in making decisions about most mandated- activities; NPr would consider fees for all non-mandated· activities.

Option ·2: No Consideration of Fees for Mandated Activities

Programmatic decisions in response to NRC mandates w111 not be driven by fees. Specific activities conducted by the NRC will be evaluated for efficiency and effectiveness. When the Commission is requested to perform non-mandated '. activities, the requester will reimburse the NRC for the cost of performing the requested activities.


NRC would not consider the payment of fees in making decisions about any NRC activities.

Option 4: .. Fee for Service

NRC would consider the payment-of fees in making decisions about all activ.ities performed by the agency.

IV. EVALUATION OF OPTIONS

Under each of the four options, the NRC will continue to monitor and control its operating costs and.will continue its commitment to making its regulatory program more efficient wherever it can do so without diminishing its ability to protect public health and safety. The internal NRC budget review process coupled with the review by the Office of Management and Budget and Congress ensures that the approved budget will include the resources necessary for NRC to implement its mission using an effective· regulatory program. Under each of these options, efforts would continue to make. fees fair and equitable. Mechanisms to accomplish this are discussed later in this paper.


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Option 1: Continue Existing Approach

The current NRC practices with respect to considering the payment of fees in making decisions about its activities have evolved over time. Before FY 1991 the first year of 100-percent budget recovery, fee's were not considered in ' making decisions about NRC activities. Before the 100-percent fee recovery requirement, this approach could be taken with no consequences because NRC only assessed fees to those who directly received the benefits.of NRC actions, and the remaining portion of •he budget was provided from general revenues. In response to the concerns of the licensees and Congress about the fairness and equity of fees, the Commission established the following reimbursement policy in 1995: ·

•For those Federal agencies and other organizations that request NRC to perform work that is not a part of its statutory mission and for which NRC receives no appropriations, the NRC will do so on a reimbursab1e basis. 11 (See SECY-95-01~ and the .resulting Commission staff requirements memorandum {SRM) dated February 7, 1995.)

As indicated by this policy, fees would be considered in deciding whethe·r to perform non-mandated.work in response to requests, and this type of work would only be performed if the requester paid for it. ·

Although the NRC has not explicitly stated a policy concernfog consideration of fees in making decisions about mandated activities, during the earlier .Years of 100-percent 'fee recovery, the agency did not consider the payment of fees in deciding whether or not to perform mandated activities. However, in· recent years, there have been exceptions. For example, both safety and payment of fees were considered when the Commission addressed the issue of funding Agreement State training, an activity mandated by Section 274 of the ·Atomic Energy Act. Another example is that the payment of fees has been raised during discussions on whether to perform certain international · activities in support of the NRC mission.

Payment of fees would be considered when adding new statutory responsibilities to NRC, as was done when the NRC was given oversight of the United States Enrichment Corporation (USEC) activities, and as is being done for the potential NRC regulatory oversight of Department· of ~nergy (DOE) facilities. That is, the NRC wou1d ask the Administration and Congress to explicitly consider·who should pay for the NRC costs to implement any new statutory responsibilities.

One consequence of continuing the existing approach is that fees will be considered in making decisions about mandated activities on a case-by-case basis; this could lead to·-inconsistent treatment of mandated activities.


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Another consequence is that in considering fees, NRC mandated activities could be prioritized on the basis of payment of fees instead of on contribution to ~he NRC mis~ion. This could lead the staff to inadvertently not perform 1mportant mandated activities because of the fees consideration. Licensees, however, may seE? explicit case-by-case consideration of fees in decisions on NRC activ1ties as fairer and more equitable.

Option 2: No Consideration of Fees for Mandated Activities

This option is the same as Option 1 except that a11 mandated activities would be treated the same. Programmatic decisions in response to NRC mandates will not be driven by fees. Specific activities conducted by the NRC will be evaluated for efficiency and effectiveness. Non-mandated activities would be treated the s~me as under Option 1, that is, payment of fees would be considered in deciding whether to perform the work. Payment of fees would be considered when adding new s+atutory respon~ibilities to NRC, as was done when the NRC was given oversight of the United States Enrichl'!lent Corporation (USEC) activities, and as is being done for the potential NRC regulatory oversight of Department of Energy {DOE) facilities. That is, the NRC would ask·the Administration and Congress to. explicitly consider who should pay for the NRC costs to implement any new statutory responsibilities. The result of adopting this option is that all NRC mandated activities would be treated the same from the standpoint of fee consideration. Thus, payment of fees would not be used to imply a priority for NRC-mandated activities. This option recognizes that NRC- mandated activities should be performed independent of the source of funds for the U.S. Treasury. · ·


Under this option, NRC. would not consider fees in making decisions about any NRC activities. That is, NRC .would determine the work (mandated and nonmandated) that it wanted to perform and would then use available mechanisms to recover the costs. Payment of fees would be considered when adding new statutory responsibilities to NRC, as was done when the NRC was given oversight of the United States Enrichment Corporation (USEC) activities, and as is bei·ng done for the potential NRC .3ulatory oversight of Department of Energy (DOE) facilities. That is, the NRC would ask the Administration and Congress to explicitly consider who should pay for the NRC costs to implement any new statutory responsibilities. This option would reinstate policies and practices .that preceded the OBRA-90 requirement to recover approximately 100 percent of the budget through fees. This option differs from Options 1 and 2 .in that the payment of fees would not be considered in deciding non-mandated activities. The major consequence of this option is that, on the basis of past experience, licensees may perceive it as unfair and inequitable since the

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NRC would not consider the payment of fees for activities that are not necessary to meet its mandates, but that are performed as a favor to someone because NRC has the expertise to do the task.

Option 4:_ Fee for Service

Under this option, NRC would give full consideration to the payment of fees in deciding whether to perform all activities. Since the NRC must carry out certain activities to meet its statutory responsi-bilities, implementati"'1 of this option would require legislation that gives the NRC additional flexibility on how and to whom it can charge fees. Payment of fees would be considered when adding new statutory responsibilities to NRC, as was done when the NRC was given oversight of the United States Enrichment Corporation (USEC) activities, and as is beir:ig done for the·potentia1 NRC regulatory oversight of Department of Energy (DOE) facilities. That is, the NRC would ask the Administration and Congress to explicitly consid·er who should pay for the NRC costs to implement any new statutory responsibilities. A major consequence of this option is that the NRC would have to split its attention between its · mission and financing. This could lead to the perception that the NRC may not be performing important health and safety activities because of the payment of fees. Thi~ ufee for service 11 concept also could potentially lead to the Commission being perceived as less independent.

V. FUNDING MECHANISMS

Independent of which of the four options discussed above is chosen, the question of how to recover NRC costs in a fair and equitable manner should also be addressed. That is, what funding mechanism should NRC pursue to recover the cost of its operations? Conceptually, the funding mechanisms can be developed by looking at the primary benef·1ciary of the work performed by the NRC. The first type of work that NRC performs is. the regulation of the civilian use of nuclear materials. The regulated industry is the direct beneficiary of this work, and has only one choice of supplier, the NRC. The second type of work includes activities that serve the collective interest of the general public (e.g., certain international activities). The third type of work inc~udes activities that serve :n~'vidual organizational interests, with the organi zat-:. on having a choice u 1· wnether to request the service from the NRC (e.g., NRC review of the NASA Cassini launch for the INSRP).

The following fundin9 mechanisms can be used with either of the above ~ptions for considering payment of fees in decisionmaking, except as noted in discussing the mec~anisrn.

Funding Mechanism I-Recover the cost of providing requested services from the requester, using fees and reimbursa~le agreements. The cost of activities that serve the collective interest of the general public would be recovered

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from general revenues raised from taxes. This funding mechanism is consistent with the NRC recommendation in its report to Congress in 1994. T~is approach would recognize that certain mandated activities are in the collectfre interest of the genera1 public (about 10 percent of the NRC budget) and legislation would be required to provide additional flexibility with respect to whom NRC can assess fees and to reduce the amount of the appropriation to be recovered from fees. It is noted that NRC previously recommended this approach to Congress and OMB, and it was rejected. Licensees, however, continue to support this fun~ing mechanism.

funding Mechanism 2 ·(current Approach)-NRC applicants and licensees would continue to pay for approximately 100 percent of the appropriated budget authority. Reimbursable agreements would be used to fund services for· nonmandated activities. Past experience indicates that NRC licensees are likely to view this approach as resulting in unfair and inequitable-costs to them.

Funding Mechanism 3-Amend OBRA-90 and the Atomic Energy Act (AEA) to yive the NRC maximum flexibility to assess fees. For example, the AEA cou1d be changed to give NRC authority to assess fees for services (amendments/inspections) to Federal agencies similarly to what is done for commercial .licensees. OBRA-90 could be amended so that NRC is not required to.assess fees under IOAA. This funding mechanism would permit NRC to treat all licensees and applicants the same with respect to fees. ·

Funding Mechanism 4--Rescind IOAA and OBRA-90 so that NRC would be fully funded through taxes.as was the case until 1968. This would result in the loss of revenues to Treasury which would mean that the Administration and Congress would have to offset the 1 ost revenues from NRC .fees through budget reductions or increased revenues from other sources (e.r., in.creased taxes). This approach would require the Commission to change its previous position of not involving itself in how the Congress and Administration raise Federal revenues. ·Licensees' fairness and equity concerns about fees and other feerel ated issues would be eliminated. Further, the issue re1ated to considering payment of fees in decisionmaking (the OSI) would be eliminated.

VI. FTE CONSIDERATIONS

As indicated in the preceding discussion, reimbursable agreements could fund certain NRC activities. However, the utilization of reimbursable agreements is constrained by the availability of FTEs. The number of staff that the NRC may have is determined by OMB during its review of the NRC budget which is appropriated. Additionally, the Federal Workforce Restructuring Act of 1994 (FWRA) limits the Federal Government's FTEs through fiscal year (FY) 1999 by placing a ceiling on the total number of FTEs that the Federal Government may have each year. To implement the FWRA, OMB has assigned.FTE cei1ings for each Federal agency for FY 1994 through FY 1999. If the total ceiling under the


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FWRA is exceeded, an agency will not be allowed to hire any employee ·for any position until OMB notifies the President and Congress that the total number of Federal Government FTEs does not exceed the established limits.

Currently, this FTE ceiling is not affected by the amount of reimbursable work that the-~RC performs. Therefore, even though the NRC may receive funds from T'eimbursable agreements,. the NRC FTE ceiling· established by OMB is not in.creased. Thus, FTEs are redirected from agency programs to perform the reimbursable-work. In the n~1r term, FTEs to support reimbursable work are avail able, since the NRC is operating below it's FWRA allocation. However, starting in the FY 1999 timefrarne, there is a high likelihood that the NRC will not be able to meet mandated requirements using less than the allocated FTEs.

OMB and the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Council are addressing the issue of FTE for "business-like oper~t.ions. 11 In a January 3, 1996, letter to the CFO Council> OMB noted that--

Business-1 ike organizations which can demonstrate a FTE requirement, and have identified the funds to finance them, generally, should be given the FTE levels needed for qrryi-ng out ~hese business-like operations.

Business-like-organizations should request necessary FTE initially within their own agency and, if such FTE levels are unavailable within the agency, seek involvement from the CFO council to identify interagency alternatives for meeting the organization's FTE needs. Where necessary, consistent with i tern 5, OMB wi 11 give favorable consideration to increases in agency FTE target levels · to accommodate the needs of the business-like organization •

. Since reimbursable work can and should be viewed as 11 business-like", the framework above could be used to address the issue associated with FTEs for

-reimbursable work. Therefore, when additional FTEs are needed as a result of HRC performing reimbursable work, the NRC may find it beneficial to work Within the concept being developed by OMB and the CFO Council to obtain additional FTEs for reimbursable work.

VII. COMMISSION'S PRELIMINARY VIEWS

Staff. actions regarding the various options should be held in.abeyance pending the Conunission's final decision on this issue paper. The Commission's

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The Commission believes that the NRC's·public health and safety mission must be the foundation in making decisions about what act.ivities the agency should perform. In making decisions on the work which the NRC will perform, the · Commission does, and will continue to, consider the cost of-its activities and· consistently examine ways to accomplish its mission within a responsible budget. "Whether the NRC's budget is funded by the public through taxes paid to the treasury or by licensees through fees paid to the treasury, the NRC's decisions about its programs should be the same. The Commission believes that fees should not be a primary -f":ictor in determining the work to be performed in response to ·NRC health and safety mission. It is the Commission's position that programmatic decisions should not be fee driven and should be based on

·their contribution to pu~lic health and safety. ·

The Commission does not believe that it was Congress's intent to limit the NRC's activities to those which are directly attributable to a specific regulatory act.ion for a specific 1 i censee or cl ass of licensees.

In the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990 (PL 101-508), Congress stated that any licensee of the Commission may be required to pay, in addition to the fees f9r services or thing of value, an annual charge. Congressional history and language in the Conference Report which accompanied PL 101-508 takes · notice and allows that 'increasing the amount of recovery to 100 percent of the NRC's budget authority will result in the imposition of fees upon certain licensees for cost that cannot be attributed to those licensees or classes of licensees.'

After review of the policy options, it is the Comm·ission's preliminary view to approve Option 2.

Programmatic decisions in response to NRC mandates will not be driven by fees. Specific activities conducted by the NRC wil1 be evaluated for efficiency and effectiveness. ·

The NRC performs two primary types of activities. These types of activ~ties are defined as mandated and non-mandated. Mandated activities include statutes, Executive Orders, treaties, Commission decision, etc •. Non.:..mandated activities include those activities whic~ are not required to respond to mandates, but are performed as a 'service'.to another organization. This policy option (option 2) approved by the Commission provides for a responsible decision-making process for mandated activities while allowing the NRC to assist other organizations on a reimbursable basis.


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In selecting option 2 the Commission will establish a process for making its programmatic decisions based on public health and safety considerations for mandated activities. When the Commiss.ion is requested to perform non-mandated activities the requester will reimburse the NRC for the cost of performing the requeste~ activities.

In order to implement option 2 the staff will develop, for Commission review and approval, a set of criteria for defining manaated and non-mandated activities. These criteria wi11 allow for a clear framework within whir~ to consistently determine funding of NRC activities.

Two issues raised in SECY 96-019 to the Commission, in addition to the Direction-Setting Issue are also addressed. These two issues address funding mechanisms and personnel full time equivalent (FTE) ceilings.

FUNDING MECHANISM:

It is the Commission's preliminary view to s.upport Funding Mechanism 2 which continues the agency's current approach.

Although the Commission believes that its decision~ on activities the NRC should perform in support of its mission and its total budget authority should be _independent of· fee considerations, the Commission does believe that NRC fees should be assessed in~as fair and equitable a manner as p.racticable. ·

The Omnibus Bµdget Reconciliation Act·of 1990 (OBRA-90) requires that NRC collect fees equal to approximately 100% of the NRC' s budget. The OBRA-90 further states· that these fees should be collected from NRC's licensees and applicants. The Commission has sought to comply with OBRA-90 and to distribute fees as fairly and equitably among its licensees and applicants. The NRC has reexamined its fee policy each year, issued draft fee rules for public comment, and made changes to the process to respond to those comments whenever possible within the limits of existing statute. The Commission has also addressed those concerns raised by the public and licensees about the

-limitations of applying fees within OBRA-90 in its Report to Congress. on the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Licen~~e Fee Policy Review issued in February. 1994.

The Commission believes that carrying out. the intent of Congress by implementing fee· policy· within existing law is the most effective and efficient option. The Commission will, however, consider comments and reconunendations on specific proposals if they present new approaches to improve the process or to accomplish a more equitable distribution of fees.


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FTE CONSIDERATION:

It is the Commission's preliminary view to support the NRC's identification of FTEs associated with reimbursable work as business-like activities.

When the NRC receives a request to conduct an activity which is not necessary for .the NRC to meet its mandates, but will provide a "service" to another organization, the NRC must consider the cost of providing the service. This cost consideration inc1udes both dollars and FT.E. The requesting orgi..iizati .. 11 can enter into a reimbursable agreement with the NRC and reimburse the agency for the dollars expended on providing the assistance. The requesting organization does not, however, provide FTE to the NRC. · · ·

The current FTE ceiling constraints may make it difficult, if not impossible, for the NRC to provide assistance for non-mandated activit.ies in response to specific requests. Thp approach to remove those FTEs u~ed·for business-like activities from the NRC ceiling would allow the NRC to provide assistance to other government agencies and or_ganizations which might otherwise be turned down. -


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Fees Assessed to Fully Fund the .NRC Appropriation

1. NRC Fees Based on the Independent Offices Appropriation Act (IOAA) (10 CFR Part 170)

Title V of the IDAA of 1952, 31 U.S.C. 9701, states that 11it is the sense of Congress that each service or thing of value provided by an agency to a person (except a person on official business of the United States Government) is to be self-sustaining to the extent'_possible. 0 The head of each agency may prescribe regulations establishing the charge for the service or thing of value provided by the agency •

. The NRC's predecessor, the Atomic Energy.Connnission (AEC) adopted its first fee schedule based on the authority of the IOAA in 1968. The first fee . schedule was a limited one in that only those costs that were asso~iated with the review of a license application and related to a specific identifiable beneficiary were included in the cost base for the establishment of the fees. An annual fee was also established at that time to recover the costs relating to license amendments and renewals. ·The fee schedules were revised in 1972 to recover costs associated with inspection services and were revised again in 1973 to incorporate costs created by additional statutory requirements imposed on licensing and inspection programs. These costs were those associated with

.environmental reviews and studies required by the National Environmental Policy Act ·of 1969 (NEPA) an~ antitrust reviews mandateq by the 1970 amendments to the AEA. ·

The fee schedules in 10 CFR Part 170 were completely revised in 1978, taKing into account the two Supreme Court deci~ions of March 4, 1974, relating to .fees assessed und·er IOAA by the Federal Conununications Commission (FCC) and the Federal Power Co11111ission, and four decisions of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia on December·15, 1976, relating to fees assessed ~y the FCC. The court cases resulted from the vaguen.ess of the language in IOAA and the implementation of Office· of Management and Budget (OMB) Circular A-25 with respect to what ~costsn are to be included in the fe~ base for . recovery. The courts held that a fee for service must bear a relationship to the special benefits given to the applicant or licensee by the agency action. On the basis of these cases, the NRC removed annual fees from its. Part 170 fee schedule. The NRC fee schedule promulgated in March 1978, which was based on the court cases and the Commission's fee guidelines, was challenged in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. The court issued an opinion in August 1979 (Mississippi Power and Light v. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comnission, 601 F. 2d 223 (1979) cert. denied, 444 U.S. 1102 (1980}), upholding in all respects the NRC's schedule and guidelines for fees.

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In sumnary, the Conunission guidelines for fee assessment provide that 10 CFR Part 170 fees may be assessed to persons who are identifiable recipients of special benefits conferred by specifically identified activities of the NRC. Such special benefits include all services necessary for the issuance of a required permit~ license, approval, or· amendment and all services· necessary to assist a recipient in complying with statutory obligations or obligations under the Comnission's regulations. The fees established by regulation include the direct and indirect costs of providing the service. The NRC continues to use the fee guidelines developed by the Conunission in 1977 in establishing 10 CFR Part 170 fees. ~ ·

Collections from Part 170 fees currently recover about 25 percent of the NRC's budget authority, excluding the high-level-waste (HLW) program. Before FY 1968, that portion of the AEC appropriation relating to regulatory activities was fully funded from the General Fund (taxes) •. Between FY 1968 and FY 1991, the AEC/NRC appropriation was partially funded from the assessment of fees and the remainder from the General Fund (taxes). 1 ·seginning in FY 1991, the NRC appropriation has been fully funded (approximately 100 percent) from licensing and annual fees assessed to NRC licensees and applicants.

2. NRC Fees Based on OBRA-90 (10 CFR.Part 171)

OBRA-90 (Public Law 101-508), signed into law November 5, 1990, requires that the NRC recover approximately 100 percent of its budget authority less the amount appropriated from the Department of Energy (DOE) administered Nuclear Waste Fund (NWF) for fiscal years 1991 through 1995 by assessing license and annual fees. OBRA-90 was amended in 1993 to extend the NRC's 100 percent fee recovery requirement through FY 1998. In the Conference Report, the Congress suggested guidelines that NRC should follow in calculating the annual fee to ·be assessed. The specific guidPlines are as follows:

First, the appropriations received by the NRC from the NWF established under Section 302(c) of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 (42 U.S.C. 10222(c}) for licensing the OOE's nuclear waste management program are not to be recovered by the annual charges and should be subtracted from the amount of the budget authority. Second, the amount recovered through annual charges is to be reduced further by the amount the NRC receives through fees assessed on licensees through 10 CFR Part 170 of the Commission's regulations. Third, OBRA-90 provides,·and the Conference Agreement reiterates, that the balance

1 Although annual fees for operating power reactors were establ'ished under 10 CFR Part 171 in FY 1987, in compliance with the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985 (COBRA)~ the NRC was only required to collect 33 percent of its budget for FY 1987 and 45 percent of its budget for FY 1988-1990 respectively.

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(after subtracting the amounts estimated to be received from the NWF and Part 170) of the NRC's annual budget is to be recovered from the NRC's licensees thro~gh annual charges. The annual charge should be assessed under the

·principle that licensees who require the greatest expenditures of the agency's resources should pay the-greatest annual charges. The schedules of annual charges, Which are to be established by rule, should afairly and equitably" allocate the total amount of the charges to be recovered among its licensees and, to the amaximum extent practicable, the charges shall have a reasonable relationship to the cost of providing regulatory servicesu to the licensees. 136 Cong. Rec. at ffl2692. ·

The conferees recognized that a substantial portion of the NRC's annual expenses, while not attributable to individual licensees and thus not recoverable under the IOAA, are attributable to classes of licensees. Thus, NRC should allocate generic costs that are attributable to a given class of licensee to that class. The conferees also recognized that certain expenses

. cannot be attributed either to an individual or to classes of NRC licensees and indicated that the NRC should fairly and equitably recover· these expenses from its licensees through the annual charge even though these expenses cannot be attributed to individual licensees or classes of licensees. These expenses may be-recovered from the licensees as the Conmissions in its discretion, determines can fairly, equitably, and'practicably contribute to their payment. 136 Congo Rec. at Hl2692~ 3. Since FY 1991, the NRC has fully funded its appropriation (approximately 100 percent) from the assessment of license and annual fees. Annual fees assessed under 10 CFR Part 171 currently recover about 75 percent of the NRC's budget authority, excluding the high-level-waste (HUI) program. . ·

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Specific Fairness and Equity Concerns Identified With 100-Percent Fee Recovery1

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Despite this success, many NRC licensees, as well as members of Congress, have expressed concerns about the fairness and equity of NRC fees. These major concerns evolve from the inability of the NRC to meet the principle summarized by cne cormnenter related to the fee policy review; namely, that if the NRC is to be funded through user fees rather·than taxes, then "each direct beneficiary of NRC's activities-not merely its 'licensees'-Should contribute to an extent· commensurate with the benefits it receives." ·

This principle cannot be met because not all direct beneficiaries of NRC activities pay fees because of legislative constraints and Commission policy. Moreover, fees are based on the agencyis costs to perform its regulatory responsibilities, rathel' than on the licensee's perception of benefits received. This leads some licensees to conclude that the fees for regulatory activities related to them are not commensurate with the benefits they receive.

Licensees have persistently noted that they are billed for.costs not directly related to services provided them •. This concern comes up when costs for some NRC activities are not assessed to the beneficiaries of the activities because of legislative constraints and Conmission policy. Thus, to recover approximately 100 percent of the budget, these costs must necessarily be assessed to licensees that do not directly benefit from those activities. For this reason, the legislative requirement to collect approximately 100 percent of the budget authority through fees inherently burdens licensees unfairly.

Three types of activities are not assessed to the direct beneficiary, but· rather to other NRC licensees. They are activities that (l} are not attributed to or associated with an existing NRC licensee or class of

1 Excerpted from 11 Report to Congress on the U.S.- Nuclear Regulatory co11111ission's License Fee Policy Review Required by the Energy Policy Act of 1992,n February 1994, and SECY-95-017, January 25, 1995.

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licensees; (2) are not assessed Part 170 licensing fees or Part 171 annual fees based on existing law or Commission policy decisions; and. (3) support NRC operating licenses and others.

Under OBR!l-90, annual fees can only be charged to NRC licensees. Therefore, costs of activities. that cannot be attributed to an existing NRC licensee or class of licensees must be assessed to NRC licensees that do not directly · benefit from them. The first major group of activities includes:

• International cooperative safety program and international safeguards activitfos

• Agreement State oversight

• Low-level waste disposal generic activities

• Site deco1111Jissioning management plan activities not recoverable under 10 CFR Part.170 .

For FY 1995, the fees for the first major group of activities were equiva1ent to $29.3 million, of which $Z6.l million was assessed to power reactor licensees and $3.2 million to other licensees. 2

The NRC budget includes certain international activities that are not directly related to NRC applicants or licensees. These activities are performed because they benefit U.S. national interests. The NRC is required to perform some of these activities by the Atomic Energy Act and, therefore, must budget for them (e.g., the issuance of 1 icenses for the import and -export of ~ . radioactive material or equipment). Examples of international activities that are not dfrectly related to NRC applicants and licensees are statutorily required consultations with Executive Branch agencies on.export activities· within their jurisdiction; assistance to countries or international organizations that provide limited benefit to NRC's regulatory programs;. and support of international safeguards activ;ties related to nuclear non- , proliferation.

The NRC oversees and administers the Agreement States program by reviewing and approving new agreementss performing periodic program reviews to determine · their adequacy and compatibility, developing guidance, and providing technical assistance (e.g., inspection as.sistance) and training to the Agreement States.

~In this review, the dollar amounts used are the·amount of the FY 1995 fees that would have been assessed for the activities. The amounts for any specific year would depend on the budget for the activities for that year.

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Because neither the Agreement States nor their licensees are NRC licensees, they cannot be charged annual fees under OBRA-90. The NRC can assess 10 CFR Part.170 fees for specific services (e.g., review of requests for an agreement, periodic reviews of the programs, training and technical assistan~e) rendered to an Agreement State. The conunission changed its fee policy in FY 1995 with respect to assessing certain costs to Agreement States and decided to seek reimbursable agreements for travel, training, and technical support costs in FY 1997. Beginning in FY 1997, these costs would be excluded from the NRC budget (SRM 2/10/95; SECY-95-017).

No existing LLW disposal facilities are licensed by the NRC. Tfterefore, the NRC generic LLW regulatory activities do not directly support an existing NRC licensee or class of licensees. However, some NRC licensees, as well as some Agreement State licensees, wn 1 realize an indirect benefit from these NRC LLW expenditures because they will eventually dispose of LLW at.sites that are expected to be licensed in the future. The last item in this group covers those activities relating to the Site Decommissioning Management Plan (SDMP), the purpose of which is.the cleanup of previously licensed sites. Currently, costs ·are being expended for liabilities created by past licensees. Although 10 CFR Part 170 licensing and inspection fees are assessed to those SDMP sites with an NRC license, the generic costs incurred (e.g., identification of sites to be included) and the costs of NRC's review and inspection of unlicensed sites are included in the annual fee assessed to existing materials and fuel facility licensees. Although these costs are related to the materials and fuel facility classes of licensees, they are neither necessary for regulating existing licensees nor do they provide any benefit to the existing licensees. These types of activities take place from time to time, .most often in the materials area. Another example is the recent issue surrounding previous nuclear-related human experiments by the Federal Government which could require the expenditure of material-related resources, but the activity would not be necessary for regulatin~ existing materials licensees. Rather, the activity would be performed in response to problems created by previous use of nuclear materials.

The second major group of activities· for which costs are not assessed to the direct beneficiary involves specific NRC costs that can be attributed to either NRC licensees· or other organizations· but are not assessed to them because of-legislative constraints or Commission policy. The following licensees are not assessed certain fees or pay reduced fees:

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The first category of costs includes those activities for which the NRC is unable, on the basis of existing lawJ to charge a fee to specific applicants or licensees even though they receive an identifiable service from the NRC. These activities include licensing reviews and inspections for Federal agencies {other than the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) and the United States Enrichment Corporation). 3 The IOAA prohibits the NRC from assessing 10 CFR Part 170 fees to Federal agencies-for the costs of these activities •. These activities include reviews of Department of Defense (DOD)/Department of Energy (DOE) naval reactor projects; licensing reviews and inspections of Federal nuclear materials users, such as Veterans Administration hospitals, Army irradiators, and NASA radiographers; safety and environmental reviews of the DOE West Valley Demonstration Project and the DOE Hanford Vitrifi,cation Project; and reviews of .advanced reactor designs submitted by DOE. In addition, EPA-92 exempts from annual fees certain federally owned research reactors used primarily for educational training and academic research · purposes.

In addition to certain licensees being exempted by law, two groups of licensees are either exempted or pay reduced fees based on prior Commission fee pol icy decisions. Nonprofi_t educational institutions are exempted from 10 CFR Part 170 fees and 10 CFR Part 171 annual fees. 4 The Comm;ssion has also reduced annual fees for those licensees .wh_o qualify as small entities. These.reduced fees are consistent with the Regulatory Flexibility Act of 1980 requirement that agencies consider the impact of their actions on small entities.

A third major group of activities that ~aises fairness and equity concerns is NRC's regulatory support to Agreement States and generic decommissioning and reclamation activities. With respect to the·support to Agreement States, the

3 Section 16lw. of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, authorizes the NRC to impose fees under 10 CFR Part 170 on a Federal agency that applies for or is issued a license for a utilization facility designed to produce electrical or heat energy (e.g., licensing reviews and inspections of TVA's nuclear power plants) or which operates any facility regulated under sections 1701 or 1702 of the Atomic Energy Act (the enrichment facilities of the United States Enr;chment.Corporation).

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Offices of Nuclear Regulatory Research (RES) and Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards (NMSS) perform generic regulatory activities for nuclear materials users. This includes performing research, developing regulations and guidance, and evaluating operational events. These generic activities provide the basis for NRC to regulate its approximately 7,000 materials licensees, as well as for the Agre·ement States to regulate their approximately 16,000 materials licensees. However, the NRC cannot charge the Agreement state licensees an annual fee to recover a portion of the cost of these activities. Thus, only 30 percent (7,000 NRC iic~nsees of the total population of 23,000) of the materials licensees can be assessed an annual charge to,recover the cost of generic activities that support all materials licensees. This means that about $15 million (in FY 1993 fees) or 70 percent of the materials users generic regulatory costs could be considered as not being attributed to NRC materials licensees. Generic decommissioning and decommissioning/reclamation activities support both licenses authorizing operation and possession-only licenses and must be performed independent of the number of operating licenses. However, under current NRC policy, only licenses that authorize operations are assessed annual fees to recover these generic decommissioning and reclamation costs.

For FY l995i the fees for the third major group of activities were equivalent to $20.4 million, of which $18.2 was assessed to power reactors and $2.2 to other licensees.

Excluding low-level-waste costs totaling $7 million which are distributed to large and small generators, the remaining .$56.2 million in costs for activities, which have raised fairness and equity concerns, are now allocated to the broadest base of NRC licensees that pay annual fees. The allocation is based on the amount of the budget directly attributable to a class of licensees and results in, for instance·, power reactors paying 89 percent of the cost of these activities. This allocation method was adopted by the Commission in FY 1995 given that Congress and OMB have not·pursued the legislative actions reconunended in the NRC fee policy report to the Congress.


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AEA

AEC

CFO

COBRA

DOD

DOE

OSI

EPA-92

FCC

FTE

FY

FWRA

HLW

INS RP

IOAA

NASA

NEPA

NMSS

NRC

ACRONYMS

Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as Amended

Atomic Energy Commission

Chief Financial Officer

Consolidated Omnibus Budget. Reconciliation Act

Department of Defense

Department of Energy

Direction-Setting Issue

Energy Policy Act of 1992

Federal Communications Commission

Full-Time Equivalent

Fiscal Year

Federal Workforce Restructuring Act of 1994

High-Level Waste

Interagency Nuclear Space Review Panel

Independent Offices Appropriation Act of 1952

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

National Environmental Policy Act of 1969

Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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OBRA-90

RES

SDMP

SRM

TVA

USEC

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Nuclear Waste Fund .

Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1990

Office of Nuclear regu1 atory Resea1·ch

Site Decommissioning Management Plan

Staff Requirements Memorandum

Tennessee Valley Authority

United States Enrichment Corpora.tic~

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f\.GC-~SSION #: 9704070209.

April·3, 1997

S,~GY Nb.TE : The following documents are being reieased to the pllblic a:t this time:

1.. Text of I!;JS:I 2;1. (Fees) 1

2 .. -Staff Reguil;'e);hents Memo.I;a.nduni dated March 27, 1997. ~-.. Vi?wS of Chai:rnna:n J.aok:s.:on dated, Ja!'iuary ·3Q; i997. 4, vi!3w$ o:fi C!p~;i;ssi9he± R.o.ger$ da:te"d Jcin.uary 1Ei', lB.9"7. ~: Vi.~ws cif Goli)ittissi-ow;ir Dicus· dated January 24, 1997. 6. V.i,.ew,s o::f· ctouutd.ssioner bia:t d<!ted, Jan'lla.z-.7( 2fl, i997. 7. Views. 6.f cornm:i.ss·ioner McGafHgan dated Fsbruary 18, 1997.

Jdih;n c .... Hoyie Sec;riet.ary of tne Co:qtrrtiss-ion

summary Analy'sis of Comments

3.i:S FEJBS (DSI 21)

-3.-13.1 The . bi:teqtioh-Settin.g Is.su:e and the oi;:itions

fn mald,ng cledisions ahout what activities the NR.C shdulcl p.erfonn in .s11ppor_t its l_Ilission, to. wha:t e~terit s·hould fees b:e .considered?

Op.ti.on 1: Continµe Ei~isting Apprro:ach No. ocins:;Ldei?atiGn of Fees :fo:t [V)ana.ate.d ACtiv·iJ;:,iE:is.

Fees.

Qpti0n, 2, OptiQ;Jh 3 :· No consiC;J:.era.ti.tm of Fees in MaklFlg becisions About'. An.y· NRC

Ot?tion 4: Fee for Service

R.ei.q.ted Issues To Be Acld;tiessed

How shouid .i!he NRC reeo.ver its costs in a fair. and eql;litab"le rti.antiet:?

o What f.unqing meel'iahisms ·should the NR.C pursue, in addition to anhual app:top.r.:l.:ations wi.t.h fee ~ecovery, to fund activities that are not required to be funded through appropriations.; for example, aertain international activities?

o In.performing reinibtirSable work, how should NRG address the fulltime equivalent ( FTE) constraints that limit the rillrilber of. NRC staff?

Funding Me·chanism 1

Recover the cost of providing reques·ted services frotn the requester, using fees and reimbursable agreements. The cost of activities that serve the collective interes·t of the g·eneral public would be recovered f~om general revenues raised from taxes. ·

Funding Mechanism 2 (Current Approach)

NRC applicants and licensees would continue to pay for approximately 100 percent of the app:rnpriated budget authority. Reimbursable. agreements would be used to fund all non-mandated activities.

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Funding ·Mechanism 3

Amend the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation ·Act. of 1990 (OBRA-""90) and th·e Atomic Energy Aot of 195·4 (AEA) to .give the NRC maximum flexibiiity to assess fees.

Funding Mechanism 4

·Rescind· thEi Independent Offices App:topria.t:.1on Act of 19.5:2 (IOAA) and 0B~:-·9o .$t~. ·that the NRC would b.e fuliy fimdea. th:irc;rngh taxes, as was the. case untLi 1968.

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Fees· Stimmary Analysis of Comments

. 3:.13. 2 Cornmiss..ion' s J?reliminar:y Views

tf\e bornriiig;$ion i:i.eiie.v:es that th~ NRC' s pti,blic heaith ancl safety mission must :be the foundation for making decisions al::lG\it what activities the. a,gei:J:qy shciuid pe+<fa.:mn., lJ;i making deois.ibns on the work that. th~ NRC wil:l; p.~:r;;:fo.rm, the Commission G:loes, ahti wil.:J, cqrttinu~ to., conside . .t i;i.he· cost o£ its acti vi ti.es arid consistentiy ex;;i.rnine way$ to. ae:do:iiipl;i.sh its rriissiori wi:thi:n a rei;;po_nsible bud.get' whet1ie:r;' the NR.G 1 S· .l:i).udqet ±s·· funqet;J. by the. p.uJ:D..id.c. t:h;t;o.U,gh ta~e.s paid no. the '.L"rea:sury or :Qy liqeri:sees t·nrough foe1'! :8a.ld te the Trea,$6.ry,. tJ1e. NRC' s . dec.J.sfon~ about\ -.its p:ii©.gi:atns shouid ·be th.e .. same i···- The C.ommissioh b.~lieves that: fo·es. Sh:o.ii.;l.d tl.G5t \::?~ a prituar:y f'ac·toi: in Gietf.tmining the. wo.r·k te be poe:t·formed in. :c·esponse to· the NRG• s health a'r\d s·afety mission.. It is the Go~;Lssion• s position that· prc:i<;1faminatic de.tis.ions should not b.e fee ~rive;m and shcni1.d be based on the.ii' cori.tri.but:ion ~o public Heal-th anfil safety.·

The Ge:rt\triissio.n do.es not be.;Lie.ve that it wa$ Cong:t·ess' s it+teiit to limit · the. NRC.·· s activities to those that a:t\= dire·ctiy· attdbutahlie to a s'pecif·ic r-·egiJ..lator·y action for a speci.fic licensee or c'lass of licensees.

In. OBRA-·90 (PL lCil-508), Congress st.at:ed tl:iat any' iicense.$ o.f· the Comritissiori may be r-equired tt!> pay, iri. aci!d:l.:Ltion to the :fees fo . .t services or t:hing of· value, an annual cha.:tge. Congressional .histor-y and language in the Conference Rep.ort tha:t accoinpart;Led PL 101~508 takes· notice· ahd ailows that •inc.teasing the amount of .recovery- t0. 100 percent cif the NRC' s budget authority will resul.t in the imposition of fees upori certain licef!-sees for costs that cannot be attributed to those licensees OT

classes of licensees."

After review of.the policy options, it is the Commission's prel.i,.minary view to approve Option 2.

Prograrrimati.c qecisions in response to .NRC mandates will not be driven b.y fees. Specific activities· conducted by fhe NRC will be evaluated for .efficiency and effec-t;iveness. ·

The NRC performs· two primary types of activities. These types of. activities are defined as mandated and non-mandated. Mandated activities inciude st·atutes, Executive Orde·rs, treaties, CGnunission decisions, and so on. Nonmandated activities include those activities _that are not required to respond to ·mandates bu.t are· performed as a 'service' to another organization. This policy option (Option 2) approved by the Commission provides for a responsible decisionmaking process for mandated activities while allowing.the NRC to assist other organizations on a

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In selecting' Op)tion .2,· the GditnniiS.sion will e·s.tabJ...j_sh a p..tiOCeSS :for 'making its' prog·:tammatic decisions basecil on public beaith a:nd safety c:onsi'7.l.erC1-°0ions for mandated activities, Wh.en the Conqriissi.on ·is requested i:;q ,p.erf0rm :hm.P"'~a:p:d.ate:C;l a,¢tiv·;\.ties.,· the requester. will r:e:imburse the NRC for the coi;it of perfo:rming tn:1eri\ ..

. :Ln q;rrc;ier t..o iittpJ,emerit O.ption 2, the sta:ff will deveJ.op·i for the Ca!lV!i;issfop:' s review anti ap.proval,, a set of criteria for'. de)'fiP.itig manda:'be,.d ang Bori.""'mq.r:idated ac·t.d..tri.t:ies. These cd.t>eri;;i. wili allow for ci. pj,e·c).r f:ram~WP::if'k within which tq ct:onsisten.tly determine fonding of' NRC. · ac::t:Lvitles ..

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Si::uttro.ary Analysis of Cdrmnents Feep

'ilwo. rela:teO. i.s.s4es,, in a.ad,ition 'Qti the. direotion~setting issue (i:JSt)·, ate a'l.iiti ac,idressed. T.ti.ese. two· issues· addres·s fuhding me.thaniSms a:f!d ~eri;;onh$1 fuli tiII\e equivalent (E'TE) ceilings.

r.t i.·s the · 0©t@iis$ion • s preliminary view to supp:o.tt E'undiri:g Mechanism 2, whiqh continues the agency is. cur;tent app~oach.

·Afth¢.i4gh the OoJ!iifi:i.s~ic:Hj. b.eliev'es: that its. tied.s·ions· on. adtivH:.ies that. th~ NRC shou1d pernorm in sui!J.p·o:i;'t of: it:s mission and its total b.uQ;get. a.u:thanit:y sh.ould be independent of fa.e cons:ideratd;oh$, it: a:lso. beiieves that NRG fees should be assessed in as fai:t and as eq\.iitabie.a·manner as practicable;

OBJ;l.A'-'90 l!.'equires. that NRC colleqt fees. equal to a,~prax·imatiely ioO. percent at the NRO;·s budget, OB&A~·~b further st:a.tes" that these fees shq,uld be aoli.etted from. NRC '·E>. licensees. and, app'l.iaants. T:he Cotiinii9siovi has $ought to comply with o:BRA.~90 and to d;J..st±;ibll;t$ fees· fa'ir.l.y and equita'.biy among its licep.fueeis and a:pplicants. The NRC hei.s reexamined its· fee pol.icy ~adh year, issti.$Ci draft f.Eie r-uies for pubiic cortlhi.etit; and maQ.e dhanges ·t0 the prooess tc:i respGnd. to. those eornrrlents whene'v:et possible wi tliiri ·the litn.i:ts of existing statutes'. The ConurtisS';Lon has. also add::Uess.e·d those cGtl.cerhs raised by tbe·puolic and licensees about the limitations of app.:\.ying fees

·within OBRA•90 in its Report to Oo:hgress on the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Cmnrrlissioti' s License·e Fe~: P?lioy Review Issued in February 19.94.

The Commission believes that oarrying out the intent of Congress by implementing fee policy within existing law is the most e·ffective and efficient; ·option. The Commission will, however, consider comments and reconimendations on specific proposals if they present new app:r;oaches to improve the pro.cess or ·te> acc6mp.lish a more equitable distribution of f·ees.

It is the Commiss.ion' s preliminary view to support the NRC' s identification of FTEs associated with reimbursable work as business-like activities.

When the NRC receives a request to conduct an activity that ·is not necessary for the NRC to meet its mandates but will p:¢ovide Ci "service" to another organization, the NRC. must consider the cost of providing the service. This cos·t consideration includes both dollars and FTEs. The requesting organization can enter into a reimbursable agreement with the NRC and reimbµrse the a~ency for the dollars expended on providing the

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assistance. 'rhe :teque·stirig o.fgahizatioh do.es nGt, however, prmvide FTEs t0 the NRG.

The cur$'ent FTE ·ceiling ·constraints may ·make it difficult; if not impossible, for the NRC to pr-ovide as.s:is:t-anae for non~mandated activitie1:1 in re:.;;ptmse to specific .requ.ei:d~s. The approach to remove those FTEs useii for i:msine·ss-J.i-ke. a¢tivities {:torn. the l\IRC,.s ceiling wc:n.iid. allow the NRC to p,tovide assis:tance to cibhe.:t Go.ve:tmment agencies and organiz-aticms that might othe~wise be turned down.

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3 .13 . 3 summary o.t" Gortmients

A.. sign.Lfiaant/imp.ertaht Oorirtit~nts bir·ec'tl.y Affecting th$ Preliminar1 Views or 1::ihe Dir·edtion-Setting Issue. :

in hi.ot;.{>l the w:d.tt.en c:omments aria those provided at the stakehbldeit meetings'., there was geperal suppO.rt for the preliminary v-iew of adqpting Qptiqn 2,, Fund;\,rig Mechanism Z; and th.!?. NRG' s ide~tificatfon d.f F'l'Es a.Sso'diat;ed with re;.i'I!il)ur;sa.ble work as .bus·iness~ li-ke activities. The Nucle03.r Energy :fnstitut:e (Nit.I) did not .support Funding Mechanism 2 .•

Bottl: the Oxganiz~tibti 0.f Ag:reenieii'lf s:ta:ties (".OAS) ahd the Cqtiferenoe. O;f B,aii);l.at).ioii Cotitro+ Prog:Pam Directors ( OROPO) supp.ort\::. Option 2. and Funding Mechanism z indiaa:t;Ln,g· that. if NRC i~ mandateCl. tb perform .a tas~; it shou.J,°d dc:i so withQtit the." ·nega~ive in-fiiJ,ence o:f feei:L Five s'ta:te.s

· subrt\itted oo~ent$. sup.porting the QA$· cornrite.ri:ts.1. and five S.t,ates. sUbmi tteq a.drrirt\ent$ sqp.p.:e,x;:;faing Qp.t,?,o:n, 2.: OAS.1 CRCPI),, .3,nd i,i\0$1:, States omnriien'te·d that be.ta.use t:talnin.g ftcJr Agjje·ement s'tat.e·i:;: is a rnantlaten;l ac-ti..vity, the. NRG s'holi1d not dhar.ge 1}.greemeht. States· for training or :for other ·Services provi.ded to the Agi>eeineti.t Sta:tes, such a$ tedhniGai assistance. Ohe state · (Illinois) ehdor-.s.ed OP,tion 3 as. they pe0rce·i'ITed it as the option mo.st lLkeiy to achieve the reEiult discussed under DSI 4 of resto.r·ing fuhding :for ACJreemetit State programs, Fi.lhdin.g fo:t Agreement States is addresl'\ed further in the stakeh?lde·.r c0rnniertts on bst 4.

NE! arid We..Stinghous·e supported Option 2, whereby the use cif reimbursable ·agreements would be increased to avoid oo.sts that do not benefit NRC liten~ees. Two cornrneriters (ABB-OE Nuclear Systems and South Carolina Electric and Gas Company) submitted comments supporting the NEI comments. The National Mining Association (NMA) while suppor-ting Optio.n 2., ~till has some serious concerns about the underpinnings_of the fee structure and indicates that wi thotit .legislative ch_anges to OBRA-90 there is no way to. alleviate completely the major c.once:rms of NMA licensees about the fairness and egui ty of the NRC fee sc.hedule.

One commenter (Riqhard Barkley), .while suppoFting the preliminary views of the Commission,. pointed out that, in.the future, if substantial numbers of reactor licensees elect to decommission early, the NRC will not be able t~ ignore the increa_sing burden that fees impose on the· shrinking poo.l o.f licensees. Therefore, NRC needs to prioritize programs and initiatives more than ever, operate in a business-like fashion, ·and pursue those activities having the most noteworthy benefit ·to public health and safety. These measures support the Commission's preliminary v-iew that the Commission will consider the cost of its activities and consistently examine ways to accomplish its mission within a responsible budget.

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Although supporting Funding M·echanism 2., the OAS commented that NRC s.hould be other Federal agencie·s :fot: specific se:;r;vices prcivi.d.ed to theril, Mechanism '3) . In addition,. aluhc:;iligh ind:i,vidual States enti.o:rsed the made tiy -the oA.s., i:hey indi:cateq that NRG' Shcniia. advi9.e the Congress ·activities that: do not benefit licensees· (e.g., i.nterriationai research.., the Agt'eement S..t9-te$ program, etc. ) shG.U.ld be excluded from the fee bas.e fat recovery- (Funding Mechanism J.;) am:i (2) any new act.:i..:v'i:t;Les that the NR.C is requir-e6· to perform. should be specifically des-lgriated as to

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hqw the .cost~ should pe rcecoveJ'..'ei:;t One $tate (Was·hington) commented 'tihat the l'J'Rt;: should be pro·aoti.ve .;i.n finding wa,ys to get. Congress t:q fund NRC {pvmJ,vei\l'ent iri' cx\;idia;L Qountries 'overs.eea. and a.iso work toward finding sbtirtt:r:i.es wil.J....ing' to pay fo.r NRC expe:td.se.

NE:f; tibe dounbil on Radio·rtucHdes ancl. RacJ:foph_arrnp.ceutioalS, and three. bt!:·herc c.Ortunehters (Sta:te of Washington, Atne_.t;;;hiiin and Mailincki;:odt Medical) Q.is!=lg':peect wit;h the Gommissipn' s p.i?:e;.lini.;i.n.i;i.ry vi~w o:f s.uppof:·t.irig Fundi.ng Me¢h.S:n.isr(l 2 anti' s:tr6ngly su:P.Po:tted Funding'. IJ.iecitahisrn 1 ~ · NE-I s;tated that it ).$ fundam$tit:~lly un:$aii t0 imp.ose :fees on NRC licensees:, t:hE?.teby· inc~easing t!J;ei.i;; cibst.s· and adversi;1y o·f:fset.ting their competitive p6s·i tion, · fo.r ·whiob they de·r.i.ve D,cl:! benefit. The Council oh R.adionuclides a:nd Rad.io.pharmaoeutiaals. and tvro other c.ommerttets. (Amershati\ and Mallindkr6dt Medical) stated thc;it a¢tlv:i,ties that serv.$, th·e rnG.llective .1,n:t~:z:i~st o:f the pUbl,iC: shouid be fund~d. by genet·ai revenues r:ai.$ed :f:r;om tax$s'. NEI sug_gested tihat the NF,t t'etk:iubie ·its efforts to ensu'te that Gongres.s unde.J1stahas · E!hd c.o.rre.c:ts this. bas.ic inequity' ahd.. redo:iii'inended that NRC stibm±. t a iegis'lat:i ve package to ·congress that wouid all-ow less th$.n 100 pe.toent fee r.ecover·y :6;om lioens.ees·. Yartkee Atomic Elec:tric Company :i;.ecommend.ed that' t::h.e · NRC take a mo.re proactive and aggressive approach to s0lving this. issue at the ·congressional level.

The NMA !>Upp.arts . a mi-x of Funding Me-Chani.sms l. and 3, indicating' that by pursing these options., NRC would put into effect the recomriiendatioh made by the Comrtiissioh in its :E'ebruary 1994 Report t0 Congress that OBRA-90 be modified to relax the 100-percerit budget recovery r~quireinent, thereby eliminating many of the inequitable burdens 'imposed on NRC licensees. NMA aoknowledges that the pressure on the Fe·deral Government to achieve a balanced budget may make this legislative solution difficult to achieve, out it believes that fairness issues and the impact ·of the current system on competitiveness r.equires that the attempt be niade .· NMA points out that the fee problem w'j_.11 b.e exacerbated in future years as mo:te States become Agr.eement States", leaving fewer NRC licensees to bear an even greater share of the burden,, and that the number of op.erating sites can be expected to decline if NRC does not find a more equitable means of assessing fees on·its licensees. One State {Illinois) supported Funding Mechanism 3 stating that they supported. any necessary statutory changes to a.llow general funding of the Agreement State ·program, the assessment of fees for services to Federal agencies and either direct funding for international activities or billing to internationai a,gencies.

Two commenters (Yankee Atomic Electric Company and Ken Peveler) supported Funding Mechanism .4· (NRC to be funded through taxes), noting that the current arrangement of assessing fees to utilities, for exampl-e, drives

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the nuciear industry in a negative direction. That i's, the utilities pay the NRC fee" s but:, in turn., pass tl;'le costs on to its :r.:ate payers, whG arei the publi.c. Thus; thl=i ptiblic is pa.ying' the prioe. of fee~, which ha~. the same· eff·edt as taxes, that is., the pub:iic pays .. · Mr. PeveJer stated that NRG f·ees assesse.a · t0 af'plicaiits ah.Cd licensees are simply a:. wa:y o.f

. rea;rrahgi:i;i9. the fund_s, and such an. artii;i.ngement · p.uts t~ m,iciear. industryat art ecoBqmic i;iisadvantage; In the same vein( ABB-CE Nuclear Systems stati;icl that fees a:r;e, ohe.:i::ous and a contentious. is.sue, part:Lcularly in a de:peg-Ulated e~vironmerit in which nu.clear utilities· a:'l;;e bea.ring most ·af th$ ~n.tpden of the hal~ million ·do:)_,lars or se pe:.t year that the NRC redeiv.es in fee$.'· A'\?.$-'"C-E ·w\lcl.ea:i; Systems and. Yankee Atomic ElectriC Campany recenrtnende:d that. until .such time as fog'islcitive reiief cah be. pi"ovided, 10 CFR P.a.rt 1 '71 annual fee:;? be resdnded and NRC e.s·taJ:)1ish a pro.oess ot nec:overing the agertc;y·• s budg.et from ·fees i!l),posed on the. indusu~y that are

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S:limfuary Aha,lys.is of Ctitnmertts

limit'.ecl tw thos.e cust;s diteqtly· associ.a,ted with the ;r::e:gulatti:r:y service px,tivided, a •ifee ft>:t service;' c0nbept similar 'to dptioii 4.

dn.e coi:ilmetite:t ( Elrtte:irgy Op.e:t·a.ti6hq 1 ino, l ident:Lfiec;:\ an option rrot add;t;essec;i in the p.ap.e:i;: •. Unde;t: th'is o,ptiol\, tQ.e .. C.ortunissio.:rti. wm.i1d. see~ ieg':l.S.J.;abon to a.iiow .the. NRG ~P supp$..emen~ 1. t$ a.P.propr·iati,on for inapdatect . aqtivi t.:tes.; Entergy' stated that ·dht-r:.entJ,.y ·t;he:i?e .is neli · nte.t::hanism for the NRC to tiil!Je a, qoritrci.ct'or tq pe·r$orm ind,µst:i;-y-+neeCJ;eiQ: mandated ac;tivl ties and uhert Ji>:ill. the. :teq~eB"ter for, ti he review. . Ert'Qerg.y d t.'$q the exah).pl$ ~.f' the fuil-sc:ope probabiHsti.c risk assessment b.e'ip:g submitted tG NRC that has no.t peen aqteti on in ~ years, l).ot:ing ·that •i·we pay for the reviews that we get;; b.ut we can't alwa:ys get the Jie'lf.ie;>fs that w·e. want." Entergy wo.uid suppc;)rt. ch.ar,iges .:j_:p the l.egisJ,ation that would p·ei::mit the NRC 1 at the uti.i.ity' s te.qµest; to sei.ect the contractor of the ut.ilit.y' s choice to pe'rform technical reviews· of licensing reqU.es·ts. and 'Centier ·the invoices directly to the requesting ·util.ity ot organization for these reviews above b\idg'~t and FTE caps. The doun.cil dn Rad:iomiciides az:i.d. Radio.pharrttaceU:tica1s, Ainersharn, and Mallindk:i;odt Medical indicated that the inabili.ty to have an application reviewed and approved in a timely fashion affects the public when products cannot be manufactured and distributed because an application for a license, amendments, or container approval i;akes several months or years.

b. Conunents on Internal/External Factors

Yankee Atomic Electric Company stated ,that although the paper accurat:e:ly describes the history of ·and the equity issues associated with fees., it completely fails to note and address the fact that the entire electric power industry is in an ez;a of sweeping change through initiatives in Congress and the States to ~estnucture and deregul~te the electric power industry.

Pacific Gas and Electric (Angus) at one of the stakeholders meetings noted that the competitive environment in w;hich utilities must operate is an e·xternal factor that Should be considered. The commenter stated that currently each operating power reactor pays an annual fee of $2.7 million. bf this amount, approximately $500,000 is for activities that do not benefit the utility. The commenter indicated that as they begin

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· t~ look ahead to the turn o.:e the aentur-y (:iea.t 200.Q and 2001),. the $ Otl;, 00.D co.ulO. cbnsti tiU.te a;;trbut'. Qrie~·half of :i, pejr-ce·nt ·of the pxofi t of a p,lant estimat~d ;;it $100 ·miilion.i ancC. therefore,. the $§00., 000 t~:kes. a ve:t;y s:i..grtificant part (jf the, ·revenue .base fo+ tl'ie' powez- pia:hts; th1i:i atnbunt actually 'is at tt\.$ po.int viheI'e i,.t c.ontrib.utes to ~ne decision ~.Qe·:tzhe:r;· o.r h_~t yC?u ope:i:;-.q;b$ or. corltirp.j.e to operate the pmwe.t ;p1a·i;i.ts. i The con.@$nte:t stated th.at. <:;five:P tihe. corripB:ti ti.ve envi:ti::;ipnieht fac:etj. :qy op/i:il:-a:t~ng "pewer r:\eacthzi'ts. at t:he. turn. o.f the oentury; thi.$ ~xtenh.a;:t. ·£.aotor wo:uid s.u.flpr;mt: 'the positic;m th~t the $.$0 mll).i,qn ideht.J,fi.eti by the NRC as :tJ.6.t benefi.ttihg l;Lti¢nse-i;is i?hoii;LQ. be ~emoved fJ}rnq 'tll::re fe'E; b:as'e and reobve:r;-ed' · th:t::o:tJ.gh generi:iJ ta~ s~rud~ure.s. (Funding Meahan~sm :(.).

E. In .its p;t:>elimina:t:y. vie:W'$,. the Oornmis.sion' diq no.t prose any additional qi;i.estions for plik>iio eornfuent.

Suiritrtar_y Analysis o.f. c:Ontrttents.

3 .1:n .• 4 L:i,.st o.i. dornmenters

i.. oct.~.b:~,t; 21 1 199..~~ 6~ga~.:i;~ation o.f Ag;r:e:e.me.nt S.tQit:ies and donfelri'ence b:f R.adia:t.ion do1tc:i?0.i Pfo.c;ttam Di;t:ec:toll's. (Rohe rt Qi.i:lufo)

2. Oc'tol:ier 21, 1.9.9.fil:';. GrgaP.;;i_zat.:b;in of .Agre.eri\ent; S'tiftes. tRi:H:;iert qu:Liliti) :L. Q:c't;~p,e;r:. 2~., i 9%., stS:te of. New York; Depattmemt. o:f Labo.:t (Rita

Aldff:\.C}:ti) 4. Octli>t~er 2:1 .. 19fi:6, 1. Ag·:r-e:e.it\ent Stat;e/NRt Rer::i-ulato.rs.·• mee:ti.J:ig suft!m.<l.r¥ 5. Qdt~p.e.r 25--; i9$~, 6.rgan,.iZ·ati:on o.f Agreeir\ent St~;bes. (Th..qma.S Hili.l p. oe:toper 2·1'{~ 19·9.Q.; State 6t V'J'aEihlhg"t~n, department of Health (Terry

F'r,a.t·~ i¥) 1. OetQh:e:r; ~s,i,; 199.$.,.. Riehard Ba.r·kley, N'.RC B. No.ve.rtib.e:t 3~ 19.9Q; ·Marvin Lewi.:; 9. Nove:iii:be:t 4., 1Q9€$.;. sta:~e·. oi New· Hanipsnire, De.partmertt o:E ·Healtn and

Huma111.' ss:tvice~ (D;\;ane T·efft;:) 10.. Novembe:i;- 7, 199.6, Sta:te of Miss.issi.ppi,. Dep.artment of Hecl:l.tih (Robert

Goff) 11. Noveiii:ber 7, 1996·~ Organiz,ation of Agreement States amended· ooiilment:s

· (Robert Quillin) 12. No.vertiber i4,. 19.96., State of Oregon, Depa!!t.ment ·of Human Re sou.tees

(Ray D. Ba;r;iS) . 13.. November 14, 1·996, State of South Carolina, Department of Health and

Envitb.nmental Control (.M •. K. Batavia) 14. Nbvember 21, 1996; 'state of Louisiana, Department of Environmental

Quality (Ronald Wa:sdorn) 15. No.vember 21, 19.96., State of Geci:rgia, Department of Natu:tal Res·ouroes

(Thomas E. Hill) 16. November 2i, 1996, State o:E Utah, Department of Envir:onmental

Quality (William J. Sinclair) 17. November 22, 1996, South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. (Gary Taylor) 18. Novetilbe.t 25,. 199.6, Wes'tinghouse Electric (N. J. Liparulo) 19 .. November 27, 1996, Nuclear Energy Institute (Thomas D. Ryan) 20.. November 27, 199.6, State of Texas, Department of Health (Richard

Ratliff)

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Fees Summary Analysis of Conunents

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21. Nov'erilber. 27, 1996., Council o.f Radiation ·control Brmgrams D_irectors (GB,Q.P.D) (Will.Lam i?. Domsj_fe) .

22 .: Nov'e:t$er 27, 199 6., Council on Radionuciides and Rad:i:opbarro:aceuticals [Ro.y w. Brown)

.23. Decewer 1, 19.9.6.., Elnv'·ironmental .coalition on, Nuclear Power (Judith H, .::r~n:i;risr\ld)

2·4. DeJ±.ertili>.e;t ~. 19.%, SElNTI:NEi:i;., Arner.s·hatn Coii'p.otaHoIJ. (Kate Rbughan) 2·5.. Dece~'Eir 2~ 199.6; ·-State cif New Jersey (Jill Lipoti) ·26.- Dec~rnber 2, 199..q., Yari.ke·e A:botnic Eleatric co... (Jane M. Grant) 2..7. De,a¢;i:iiber 2 1 1996;; Statre of. Mary'J,and;. D.ep·a:ttinerit 6.f the. Envi:i;0niti.ent .

(R9i<?ti.O G.. Fletch.e.!?.) 28. Deoer$.e:t 2.; 1996,, Ente;i:?gy Operations., inc. (Miclhael J .. Meisner) 29·, Dece:n\be;!\' 2., i9~rey; MaliinC:k:r-odt;: Medical; Irtc. (Ashok ,Dhar-) 30, .D$:dero0-~:P 2.! 1996( ABB Corobustiofi Engi:heetini;i{ N\.l.dlear Syst:ems

( dhi;Xi:l,·es ar-irtkrtia,ii) 3i. Dece.n®et 2, 1996, Na,t~emal M.it.i.itig Assoc.iatibn ('Ri¢ha;r:d Lawspn.) 32.. De-Q~:qib.e.r. 2, i99.6; Llliri.ois. D.l:;lpartment of. Nuclear Safety (.ri'ho:i_rias -W.

©rtt:.;\.g$t.·i 33; o.eceriiber. 2, 19% 1 No Name

ORA-ii COMMENTS

Washington, D.C.. (Octob.er 24-25, 1996i pages 23 - 43.

1. OA.S. and GR.CPD ('.Dori1 Hi.1.1.l 2. r.<en P~V;e,1.ei' I rns· tJtil,i tie!S.' Inc..

coio:radtD Springs, Cc. (.C:Jc:tc'Jber 3·1 -· Novertiber- 1., 1996) ·pages 449 4:6$.

1. Ei:ntier~y Qp.eFatfo.ns., Inc. (Mt. E::ngiand,) 2.. J\RB "G}o:mbusti-0n Engineer.i,ng Nuclear systems· (Char"les Brin)anan.l

chic;:ag"c>, IL (NGvember 7-<8, 1996) pages 11 ,... 39

1. Pacific Gas and Eledtt-ic (M.l;ke Angus) 2. Washington Public Power Supply Systems (Mr. Swank) ·3. G.Oirtinon·Weaith lilciison (Irene JohrtsortJ 4. Coirirnonwealth Edison (Ken Ainger)

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SECY Numqer Paper Date

COMS-80-001-JAA 01/25/1980

COMS-80-001-JMH 06/20/1980

COMS-80-001-PAB 01125/1980

COMS-80-001-RTK 01/30/1980

COMS-80-001-SY 02/08/1980

COMS-80-001-VXG 02/08/1980

COMS-80-002-JAA 01125/1980

COMS-80-002-JMH 06130/1980

COMS-80-002-PAB 01/28/1980

COMS-80-002-SY 03/01/1980

COMS-80-002-VXG 02/08/1980

COMS-80-003-JAA 01/29/1980

COMS-80-003-JMH 11/25/1980

COMS-80,003-PAB 05/14/1980

COMS-80-003-SY 04/01/1980

COMS-80-003-VXG 02/14/1980

COMS-80-004-JAA 01/30/1980

COMS-80-004-JMH 11/26/1980

COMS-80-004-PAB 01131/1980

COMS-80-004-RTK 02101/1980

COMS-80-004-SY 01/01/1980

COMS-80-004-VXG 04/15/1980

COMS-80-005~JAA 02108/1980

L_

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT

Released · Paper Title

January 21, 1980 Letter From Udall

Unit Team Organizatoinal Concept: Should We Ask the Staff to Consider It?

Congressional Testimony

Commission Briefing

Waste Confidence Rulemaking Proceeding

Sterling (See A-80-4)

Solicitation of Views of Federal Agencies for Waste Confidence Proceeding

Selective Absorption Unit Proposal

Philippines Reactor Report

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Citizens Groups Request for a Commission Mtg. Regarding the Cleanup of TMI

Mixed Oxide fuel Use at Ginna (Closed)

Recruitment for Chairman -ASLBP

Disposal of Meeting Records for Closed Personnel & lnteral Org. Meetings on 1215 & 12/7, 1979

UCS Petition

Action Plan

MOX Fuel Use al Ginna

Phillipines Export (Also See 2115 Memo From Chilk to Dircks)

ALAB-603 -- SECY-A-80-140

NRC Participation in REX 80 ALPHA

Senior Professional Service for NRC

Internal Commission Procedures (Dropped)

OGC Redraft of Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1980

Storage of Mixed Oxide Fuel

SECY Number Paper Date

COMS-80-005-PAB 01/31/1980

COMS-80-005-RTK 03/17/1980

COMS-80-005-SY 07/28/1980

COMS-80-005-VXG 05116/1980

COMS-80-006-JAA 02/20/1980

COMS-80-006-PAB 02/1311980

COMS-80-006-RTK 05/3011980

COMS-80-006-SY 0911011980

COMS-80-006-VXG 05/16/1980

COMS-80-007-JAA 02/2511980

COMS-80-007-PAB 02/2911980

COMS-80-007-VXG 06/19/1980

COMS-80-00S~JAA 02/2511980

COMS-80-008-PAB 03/0311980

COMS-80-008-VXG 07/2111980

COMS-80-009A-PAB . 03/25/1980

COMS-80-009-JAA 02/29/1980

COMS-80-009-PAB 03/11/1980

COMS-80-009-VXG 10/1411980

COMS-80-010-JAA 03118/1980

COMS-80-010-VXG 08/07/1980

COMS-80-011-JAA 03/28/1980

COMS-80-011-PAB 03/14/1980

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT

Released Paper Title

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OGC Memo of 12/5/79 on Cmr. Bradford's Request of 10/25/79 Re: Udi:!ll Ur. lo Chm. Hendrie on Skagit

TMI

Conformance of Supp. Info. Re: Emergency Planning Rule

Meet with Albert Latter, President of R&D Association

Commission Use of ACRS Views

Mitchell Rogovin's 11/15 Memo

Reevaluation of NRG Dependence on DOE Labs

Procedure for Handling Minor Appeal Board Decisions

SECY-80-182D Indian Point

SECY-79-642 - NRR Reorganization

Commission Guidance

Program Area Briefing

Proposed Letter lo AEOD: Qualifications of Power Reactor Operators SECY-79-330E/F

Brief on South Texas NUC Project

Indian Point Order on Inter. Operations

Sequoyah OL

Proposed Letter lo Governor Riley

Sequoyah OL

SECY-A-80-140 Review of ALAB-603 St. Lucie 2

Monitoring Adjudicatory Proceedings

Emergency Preparedness Requests

OJA Audit Plan

Slaff/License Meetings on Indian Point Unit 2 & 3

SECY Number Paper Date Paper Type

COMS-80-011-VXG 05/2111980

COMS-80-012-JAA 04/03/1980

COMS-80-012-PAB 03/26/1980

COMS-80-012-VXG 11/21/1980

COMS-80-013-JAA 04/10/1980

COMS-80-013-PAB 03/28/1980

COMS-80-014~JAA 04/16/1980

COMS-80-014-PAB 03/30/1980

COMS-80-015-JAA 04/21/1980

COMS-80-015-PAB 04/10/1980

COMS-80-016-JAA 04/12/1980

COMS-80-016-PAB 04/18/1980

COMS-80-017-JAA 05/14/1980

COMS-80-017-PAB 05/14/1980

COMS-80-018-JAA 05/16/1980

COMS-80-018-PAB 04/28/1980

COMS-80-019-JAA 05/23/1980

COMS-80-019-PAB 04/30/1980

COMS-80-020-JAA 05/20/1980

COMS-80-020-PAB 05/14/1980

COMS-80-021-JAA 05/22/1980

COMS-80-021-PAB 05/1411980

COMS-80-022-JAA 06/03/1980

COMSECY REPORT


Vienna Telegram (Classified)

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Conclusions Concerning Past Events of Theft or Diversion of Significant Quantities of Strategic Special NUC Material (SSNM) (SEC-80-104)

No. Anna Low Power AuthoriiaUon (Dropped per Bradford's office)

Transmission of Info to the Reagan Transition Team

Procedures for Endorsing Research Contracts

Extent to Which New OL's Comply With Current NRC Rule, Reg. Guides & Branch Tech Positions

Standard Requirements & Procedures for Placement of Documents in NRC PDRs

Request for OJA Investigation Re: Export of Material & Equipment to Argentina .i11 Violation of 1 O CFR 110.40 (b) .

FY-82-86 Policy, Planning & Programming Guidance

Reconsideration of Alternative Approaches to NRC's Present Practices in Treatment of Need for Power and Energy Conservation

Proposed Ltr. to EPA Admin. Costle Reaffirming NRG Representative to the Rad. Policy Council

South Texas Investigation

Proposed Organizational Changes

UCS Petitiort

Commission Management Study

TMI Citizens GP Participation in PEIS Activities

Letler to Governor Thornburgh

OGC-S 4/30/80 Memo on South Texas

Role of NRC in Emergencies

UCS Petition

Differing Professional Opinions (SECY-80-164)

· Establishing Priority for Staff Emergency Planning Review for Operation Sites

Ur. Im Pickering Cone: Understandings Relating to the US Offer


COMS-80-022-PAB 06/09/1980

COMS-80-023-JAA 06/04/1980

COMS-80-023-PAB 07/17/1980

COMS-80-024-JAA 06/24/1980

COMS-80-024-PAB 07/22/1980

COMS-80-025-JAA 06/25/1980

COMS-80-025-PAB 07/25/1980

COMS-80-026-JAA 07/29/1980

COMS-80-026-PAB 09/02/1980

COMS-80-027-JAA 08/01/1980

COMS-80-027-PAB 08/06/1980

COMS-80-028-JAA 09/16/1980

COMS-80-028-PAB 09/02/1980

COMS-80-029-JAA 09/24/1980

COMS-80-029-PAB 09/12/1980

COMS-80-030-JAA. 09/24/1980

COMS-80-0.30-PAB 10/15/1980

COMS-80-031-JAA 10/14/1980

COMS-80-031-PAB 05/14/1980

COMS-80-032-JAA 10/20/1980

COMS-80-032-PAB 11/20/1980

COMS-B0-033-JAA 11/06/1980

COMS-80-034-JAA 11/10/1980

COMSECY REPORT


Re Review & Reevaluation of Commission's Existing Regulations

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SECY-80-230 - Commission Guidance on Implementation New Operating License Requests Fm TMI 2 Action Plan

Compliance of NRG Licensees With NRG Regs., R~g. Guides, Branch Technical Positions and Licensees Commitments ·

Pilot Program in Consumer Affairs

7115 Slaff Response lo Comm. Order ol 5/27 Re: Tests for Electrical Connectors and Fire Protection Systems

Erwin (A 80-41A, A 80-82A)

Staff Interpretation of Comm. May 27 Order on Environmental Qualification and Fire Protection

State Agreements Limited to Facilities for Disp. of Low-Level Waste

Exports to Switzerland (Conf}

SECY 401 of Energy Reorg Act

Bailly Plant

NFS-Erwin ID Results

Program Envi Impact Statement on TMI Cleanup

Scope of Assisi Reducing Procedural Cost Burdens

North Anna

Status Report on Bingham Amend (SECY-80-414)

Portions of Transcript from TMI Restart Proceeding Prehearing Conference

Memo of Understanding Between NRC & FEMA for Incident Response

Leiter to Brezezinski (Secret)

TMI Action Plan, Chapter V, Formal Procedures for Ensuring Broader Public Interaction (No action req. by SECY)

Publication of Rules in FR

Conversion of Provisional Ols to Full Term OLs

Staff Reqs -- Report on Selection & Training of ASLBP Members c_ NUREGS-0548


COMS-80-035-JAA 1112011980

COMS-80-036-JAA 1210911980

COMS-80-037-JAA 12/10/1980

COMS-81-001-JAA 0111511981

COMS-81-001-JMH 06105/1981

COMS-81-001-NJP 08/2111981

COMS-81-001-PAB 01/27/1981

COMS-81-001-SY 05109/1990

COMS-81-001-TMR 05109/1990

COMS-81-001-VXG 05/07/1990

COMS-81-002-JAA 02/23/1981

COMS-81-002-JMH 06/11/1981

COMS-81-002-NJP 09/04/1981

COMS-81-002-PAB 04/1711981

COMS-81-002-SY 05/09/1990

COMS,81-002-TMR 11116/1981

COMS-81-002-VXG 03110/1981

COMS-81-003-JAA 04/22/1981

COMS-81-003-NJP 09121/1981

COMS-81-003-PAB 06/09/1981

COMS,81-003-SY 04113/1981

COMS-81-003-VXG 03/1011981

COMS-81-004A-PAB 06/18/1981

COMSECY REPORT


Action Plan Ill.A 1.2 - EOF (superseded by JA-80-37)

Unresolved Safety Action

Action Plan 111.A.1.2 - EOF (COMJA-80-35)

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Legislative Proposals to Alleviate Financial Hardships of Residents Inspectors

Improvement in OIA OPS

License Conditions Concerning Shift Staffing for Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant, Unit 1

OIA Report on Tera Contract

Statement of Policy Relative to 1he NRC PEIS on 1he Cleanup of TMl-2 (Superseded by 81-2)

City of West Chicago vs. NRC

TVA Material False Statement Re: Tests Repair to Sequoyah Unit 1 Pressurized Relief Line

TERA Contract

ASLBP Model Hearing Schedule

TMl-1 (Restrart) Management Competence Decision

Staff March 4, 1981 Proposal to Delay Post-GP Changes Rule Indefinitely

Statement or Policy Relative to the NRG PEIS on Cleanup of TMl-2

Clinch River Breeder Reactor

Improving Hearing Process: Use of ALJ's

NUC Power Plant Slaff Working Hours

Streamlining the Licensing Process

New IE Enfoncement Policy

Advisory Screening Committees

Sequoyah Pressurizer Weld

SRP Review of OL Applications


COMS-81-004-JAA 04/24/1981

. COMS-81-004-NJ P 09/30/1981

COMS-81-004-PAB 06/12/1981

COMS-81-004-VXG 03/17/1981

COMS-81-005-JAA 06/19/1981

COMS-81-005-NJP 09/30/1981

COMS-81-005-PAB 06/23/1981

COMS-81-005-VXG 07/16/1981 .

COMS-81-006-JAA 09/11/1981

COMS-81-006-NJ P 10/16/1981

COMS-81-006-PAB 06/25/1981

COMS-81-006-VXG 0510911990

COMS-81-007A-VXG 09/30/1981

COMS-81-007-JM 10/01/1981

COMS-81-007-NJP 05107/1990

COMS-81-007-PAB 0710911981

COMS-81-007-VXG 08/2611981

COMS-81-008.-JM 10106/1981

COMS-81-008-NJP 05/07/1990

COMS-81-008-PAB 09114/1981

COMS-81-008-VXG 10/02/1981

COMS-81-009-JM 10107/1981

COMS-81-009-NJP 12/17/1981

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT

Released Paper litle

Emergency Response Procedures

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Pelition for Extension of Deadline for Environmental Qualification of Class IE Electrical Equipment (81-486)

SRP Review of OL Applications

Sequoyah Pressurizer Weld - Admonishing TVA

Waste Confidence Proceeding

Systematic Assessmenl of Licensee Performance

Tracking of Agency Safety Issues

Automation Industries -- Abnormal Event

Response lo GAO Final Report Entitled "Greater Commitment Needed to Solve Continuing Problems al TMI"

Proposed ATWS Rule

Pressurized Thermal Shock

Diablo Canyon Low Power Decision (OVERTAKEN BY EVENTS)

Report on the Implementation of IAEA

Extensions of Time

Stalement of Policy on Compliance Dates for NRG Requirements

SECY-81-350 South Texas

Report on the Implementation of IAEA

Planned Expenditure of FY82

DIA. Survey of NRC's QNQC Program

Regulation to Require Reporting of Violation of NRG Regulations

SECY-81-440 - Nuclear Power Plant Working Hours

Licensing Board Memo Re: EMP

Proposed Sctiedule for Commission Review of SEC 50.12 Request for CRBR


COMS-81-009-PAB 09/2511981

COMS-81-009-VXG 1011911981

COMS-81-010-JAA 11/09/1981

COMS-81-010-PAB 1010211981

COMS-81-010-VXG 11/27/1981

COMSc81-011-JAA 05109/1990

COMS-81-011-PAB 10/30/1981

COMS-81-012-JAA 11123/1981

COMS-81-012-PAB 12/03/1981

COMS-81-013-JAA 12/0211981

COMS-81-013-PAB 12117/1981

COMS-81-014-JAA 05109/1990

COMS-81-014-PAB 12/2111981

COMS-82-001-JAA 02/10/1982

COMS-82-001-JKA 11/24/1982

COMS-82'001-NJP 03125/1982

COMS-82-001-SY 04/01/1982

COMS-82-001-TMR 09/14/1982

COMS-82-001-VXG 01/20/1982

COMS-82-002-JAA 0412311982

COMS-82-002-JKA. 12/30/1982

COMS-82-002-NJP 06/14/1982

COMS-82-002-SY 04130/1990

COMSECY REPORT

R~leased Paper Title

IE lnvesligation of Stepan Chemical Co_

Diablo Canyon

. Quadrex Report and South Texas Proceeding

Proceeding on Indian Point

Commission Review of Diablo Canyon Seismic Issues

NRC SHUTDOWN PLAN(NO ACTION TAKEN)

October 28, 1981 Petition lo Suspend Construction on South Texas

SECY-81-647- Executive Order 12291: Federal Regulation

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SECY-81-648 - Revised Rule Concerning Documentation of Differences from the Revised Standard Review Plan

Incident Response Role

PG&E - Cloud Report

QA/QC

Boards Citing Commissinr Speeches

Request for Clarification

SECY-82-153 - Proposed Rulemaking on Accreditation of Qualification Testing Organizations

Procedures for lnteractio11 with the Executive Branch

Policy Statement on Information Flow (To OPE to Prepare FRN 6/16182)

Investigations Policy (Action Completed al Management Meeting)

SECY-81-625 - Final Rule on In-Transit Physical Protection of Special Nuclear Material of Moderate Strategic Significance (10 CFR Part 73)

Rulemaking on Certification of Radiographers (SECY-82-102)

Waste Confidence Proceeding

Johnson Memo of 6/2182 Re: Security Plan Litigaton

SECY-82-72NB2-72C - Coordinated Program for Steam Generators (Overtaken by Events)


COMS-82-002-TMR · 12/17/1982

COMS-82-002-VXG 02110/1982

COMS-82-003-JAA 07/20/1982

COMS-82-003-NJP 07/2011982

COMS-82-003-SY 07/1511982

COMS-82-003-VXG 02116/1982

COMS-82-004-JAA 06/22/1982

COMS-82-004-NJP 07/2011982

COMS-82-004-SY 12/1311982

COMS-82-004-VXG 11103/1982

COMS-82-005-JAA 06/29/1982

COMS-82-005-NJP 12/03/1982

COMS-82-005-VXG 11/04/1982

COMS-82-006-JAA 07/1311982

COMS-82-006-NJP 12/15/1982

COMS-82-006-VXG 11/2911982

COMS-82-007-JAA 07/12/1982

COMS-82-007-VXG 12/15/1982

COMS-82-008-JAA 08/06/1982

COMS-82-009-JAA 09123/1982

COMS-82-010-JAA 10/2511982

COMS-82-011-JAA 1012711982

COMS-82-012-JAA 10/2811982

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


GPU vs. Babc;oGk & WilGox

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SECY-82-49-Adj. Issue Info: Delay in Hearing Schedule on South Texas Projects Units 1&2

Public Meeting Following Emergency Drill

Public Mtg. Following Emergency Exercise (COMJA-82-3)

SECY-82-72 and Supplements· Coordinated Program for Steam Generators

Re: IP Traveling to Foreign Countries

Direction to Indian Point Board (Overtaken - No Action)

Proposed Memo to the EDO Re: Safeguards Requirements at Power Reactors

LiGensing Board Panel Annual Report

GPU vs. Babcock and Wilcox

Admiral Rickover's Services

Approval of 1983 Policy and Planning Guidance

Brief on Draft Report of the Regulatory Reform Task Force (Closed per Discussion at Agenda)

Diablo Canyon Phase II

Poss.Ible Study on Construction Practices

Regulatory Reform

Letter Concerning EPA's Proposed Rule on High Level Waste (SECY-82-197B & CR-82-80)

Regionalization

Request for Risk Comparison Study of Electricity Generating Alternatives

Proposed Enforcement Action for Failure to Comply With Prompt Notification System Requirement

TMl-2 Appeal Board DeGision on Aircraft Crash Probability (ALAB-692) Overtaken by Events

Publishing Commission Opinions and NRC Issuances

SECY-82-414- Diablo Canyon Design Verification Program - Phase II Recommendations

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SECY Number Paper Date Paper Type Released Paper Title

COMS-82-013-JAA 12/01/1982 Revision of the Research Budget~

COMS-82-014-JAA 12/03/1982 Cancellation of North Anna Unit 3

COMS-82-015-JAA 12/2111982 Additional Comments for Policy and Planning Guidance

COMS-83-001A-JAA 04111/1983 Response to FEMA Concerning Public Participation

COMS-83-001-FMB 11/04/1983 l(b )(6)

COMS-83-001-JAA 03/17/1983 FEMA Suggestion Concerning Public Participation in Emergency Preparedness Evaluations

COMS-83-001-JKA 01/0311983 Redraft Order for TMl-1 Restart Immediate Effectiveness Decision

COMS-83-001-NJP 01/10/1983 Commission Action on 01 Po:>licy Proposals

COMS-83-001 ~SY 03/14/1983 Status oC (b )(6) I investigation EX.6

COMS-83-001-TMR 01/11/1983 Nolice of Enforcement Action

COMS-83-001-VXG 01/0411983 NRR Licensing Actions

COMS-83-002-JAA 04/12/1983 Resident Inspector Study

COMS-83-002-JKA 03/01/1983 Proposed Insert to 1982 Annual Report lo Congress (Probable Risk Assessment Methodology)

COMS-83-002-NJP 02/10/1983 Quality Assurance Initiatives

COMS-83-002-SY 03116/1983 Proposed Extension of Advisory Comm. Charter

COMS-83-002-VXG 01106/1983 Status of Implementation of Emergency OPs Facilities

COMS-83-003-JAA 04/21/1983 Audit Program

COMS-83-003-JKA 06/15/1983 NRG Authority to Reimburse IEEE

COMS-83-003-NJ P 02/2511983 TMI Restart

COMS-83-003-SY 05120/1983 Revised Bacldit SRM

COMS-83-003-VXG 01/13/1983 Bechtel's Role al Zimmer

COMS-83-004-JAA 05/18/1983 Reducing Enrichment Level in U.S. Reactors

COMS-83-004-JKA 07/1911983 Implications of the Salem Event and Safely Goals

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COMS-83-004-NJP 03/23/1983

COMS-83-004-SY 05/31/1983

COMS-83-004-VXG 04121/1983

COMS-83-005-JKA 0811911983

COMS-83-005-SY 08/1711983

COMS-83-005-VXG 05113/1983

COMS-83-006-JKA 1010511983

COMS-83-006-NJP 0411911983

COMS-83-006-VXG 07/0711983

COMS-83-007-JKA 10/1311983

COMS-83-007-NJP 0412611983

COMS-83-008-JKA 1011411983

COMS-83-008-NJP 05/05/1983

COMS-83-008-VXG 0810511983

COMS-83-009-NJP 05106/1983

COMS-83-010-JKA 12115/1983

COMS-83-010-NJP 05/23/1983

COMS-83-011-NJP 08/2311983

COMS,83-012-NJP 08129/1983

COMS-83-013-NJP 09107/1983

COMS-83-014-NJP 09/12/1983

COMS-83-016-NJP 1111011983

COMS-83-017-NJP 1111711983

COMSECY REPORT


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Proposed Ur. to FEMA Re: A State's Capability to Substitute its Emergency Planning Efforts for a Nonparticipating County

Malerial Furnished from Region I Revelanl tolTui{§i)Allegations

Regionalization

Telephone Calls from U.S. Attorney for Middle District of PA (OVERTAKEN BY EVENTS)

Draft SRM Requesting Preparation of Reports for House Appropriation Committee

Draft PS-- Engineering Experlise on Shift (SECY-83-52A)

OIA Survey of Recnet NRC Regionalizatlon Efforts

Criteria for Post-Accident Recovery Guidelines (SECY-83-44)

TMl-1 Schedule

Safely Goal Policy Statement (RESOLVE AT COMM. MTG.)

Periodic Meetings wlt11 the Advisory Panel on TMl-2 Cleanup

Uranium Mill Tailings Regulations

Proposed Response to Mr. Ottinger on Resource Needs

TMl-1

Reappointment of ACRS Member

Exercise Frequency Info Notice

President's Executive Exchange Program

OIA Memo Did 8/16/83 on Contacts with DOJ

Contacts with DOJIFBI

Release of Interim Investigation Report on Allegations Involving TMl-2

Two Questi0t1s on Meeting with TMl-2 Advisory Board

Comm. Gilinsky's Correspondence wilh Universities & lhe Execulive BR Re: Research Reactors

SECY Memo Dtd 11115 011 Security

EX.6


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COMS-83-018-NJP 12/0611983 SECY-83-378- NRG Role in the Continuity of Government Program

COMS-83-019-NJP 12/0911983 TMl-1 Sleam Generation· Repair Significant Hazards Consideration

COMS-83-020-NJP 12/1911983 Licensing Board's Annual Report FY1983

COMS-84-001-FMB 06/05/1984 Security Measures at Nonpower Reactors

COMS-84-001-JKA 01/23/1984 Diablo Canyon

COMS-84-001-LWZ 08/2811984 Format for Staff Papers to Commission

COMS-84-001-NJP 01/1111984 SECY-83-198 - Differing Professional Opinions

COMS-84-001-SY 11/08/1984 Proposal Re: Coordination with ACRS

COMS-84-001-TMR 03/28/1984 ACRS Review of Diablo Canyon

COMS-84-001-VXG 01/1311984 Regional Foreign Travel

COMS-84-002-FMB 12/1411984 OMB Budget Recommendations

COMS-84-002-JKA 02/22/1984 Commission Concurrence Decision on DOE Nuclear Waste Repository Site Selection Guidelines (84-67)

COMS-84-002-LWZ 11/13/1984 Remands of Issues to Licensing Boards

COMS~84-002-NJP 01/2311984 Security at H Street

COMS-84-002-TMR 1012211984 Suggested Inputs for Training Policy Statement

COMS-84-002-VXG 01/18/1984 Byron Proceeding

COMS-84-003-JKA 03/01/1984 Minority Hiring

COMS-84-003-NJP 02/0211984 Report on Interrelationships Between 10 and IE

COMS-84-003-VXG 02/0611984 NRG Guidance to Licensees for Pipe Replacements at BWRS

COMS-84-004-JKA 04/2511984 Proposed EPA High Level Waste Standards

COMS-84-004-LWZ 12/14/1984 Language in Section 2.764 and iri Related Policy Statemerits

COMS-84-004-NJP 02/1311984 Proposed Reorganization of RES

COMS-84-004-VXG 02/17/1984 QA Report to Congress


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COMS-84-005-JKA 05/02/1984 Weekly Info Report

COMS-84-005-LWZ 12/14/1984 Policy Statements

COMS-84-005-NJP 02/21/1984 Automation

COMS-84-006-JKA 06/11/1984 Diablo Canyon

COMS-84-006-LWZ 12/14/1984 Recommendation for the Elimination of OGC Negative Consent Paper

COMS-84-006-VXG 02/27/1984 Diablo Canyon Allegation Mgmt.

COMS-84-007-JKA 09107/1984 Diablo Canyon

COMS-84-007-LWZ 12/14/1984 NRG Budget Process

COMS-84-007-NJP 02/21/1984 Automation

COMS-84-007-VXG 03/22/1984 Bevill - Prop Rule Ending Staff's Participation in Hearings as a Full Party

COMS-84-008-JKA 09110/1984 Certificate of Licensee Environmental Qualification Program

COMS-84-008-LWZ 12/26/1984 ConsideratiOfl of a Temporary Hiring Freeze

COMS-84-008-VXG 03/28/1984 Diablo Canyon Low Power License

COMS-84-009-JKA 09/25/1984 SECY-84-343 - Licensing Board Recommendation About Shoreham

COMS-84-009-NJP 03126/1984 Regulatory Philosophy

COMS-84-009-VXG 04/12/1984 Miller Letter

. COMS-84-010-JKA 09/26/1984 OIA Report Board Memo Re: UCLA Proceeding

COMS-84-010-NJP 03/27/1984 Response to Simpson Letter on Budget

COMS-84-010-VXG. 04/12/1984 QA Report to Congress

COMS-84-011-JKA 09/21/1984 9/1/84 Leiter from R. Parks Re: Diablo Canyon

COMS-84-011-NJP 03/27/1984 Northeastern $eismic Research Contracts

COMS-84-011-VXG 05/31/1984 Grand Gulf Low Power Operation

COMS-84-012-NJP 03/27/1984 Response to Sen. Simpson's Ur. Dtd. 3/18/84


COM~-84-013-NJP 04/03/1984

COMS-84-015-NJP 04/09/1984

COMS-84-016-NJP 04/10/1984

· COMS-84-017-NJP 04/09/1984

COMS-84-018-NJP . 04/23/1984

COMS-84-019-NJP 04/23/1984

COMS-84-020-NJP 04/26/1984

COMS-84-021-NJP 04/26/1984

COMS-84-022-NJP 04/26/1984

COMS-84-023-NJP 05/03/1984

COMS-84-024-NJP 05/21/1984

COMS-84-025-NJP 05/30/1984

COMS-84-026-NJP 06/05/1984

COMS-84-027-NJP 06/15/1984 .

COMS-84-028-NJP 06128/1984.

COMS-84-029-NJP 07/10/1984

COMS-84-030-NJP 08/17/1984

COMS-84-031-NJ P 08/21/1984

. COMS-84-032-NJP · 08/21/1984

COMS-84-033-NJP 08/23/1984

COMS-84-034-NJP 09/06/1984

COMS-84-035-NJP 09/07/1984

COMS-84-036-NJP 09/12/1984

COMSECY REPORT


Federal Help for TMl-2 Cleanup

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01 Referrals lo Justice on Material False Statement.Allegations (Criminal v. Civil Invest)

DC Cook

Revised Cover Letter Forwarding the Staff's Report to Congress on QA

ACRS Reorganization


SECY-83-378 - NRC Role in the Continuity in Government Program

Shoreham.

Telecon - Gene Roberts, Editor Philadelphia Inquirer

EDO Memo of 4/6 Re: Nominees for Advisory Committee on Enforcement Policy

Budget Reclama Leiter

TMl-2 Investigations

Contract for Review of Independent Design Verification Program (IDVP)

Technical Assistance Contract for IE

Prop Memo to Slaff Re: Nuclear Power Plant Training Program

Draft Respo[lSe to Congressman Markey's Ltrs. on Shoreham

Reappointment of ACRS Members

Quality Assurance Contract

Waste Management Research Contract

Uranium Mill Tailings Implementation and Enforcement Policy Statement

Approval of Technical Assistance Contract

Reorganization of IE

Rotation or Membership ACMI


COMS-84-037-NJP 11/08/1984

COMS-84-039-NJP 10/17/1984

COMS-84-040-NJ P 10/1611984

COMS-84-041-NJP 10/19/1984

COMS-84-042-NJP 10/24/1984

COMS-84-043-NJP 10/2411984

COMS-84-044-NJP 10/24/1984

COMS-84-045-NJP 11/07/1984

COMS-84-046-NJP 11/08/1984

COMS-84-047-NJP 11/1411984

COMS-84-048-NJP 11/1411984

COMS-84-049-NJP 11/28/1984

COMS-84-050-NJP 12/04/1984

COMS-84-051-NJP 12/04/1984

COMS-84-052-NJP 12/13/1984

COMS-84-053-NJP 12/18/1984

COMS-84-054-NJP 12/20/1984

COMS-85-001-FMB 01/25/1985

COMS-85-001-JKA 01/09/1985

COMS-85-001-LWZ 02/01/1985

COMS-85-001-NJP 01/10/1985 .

COMS-85-001-SY 02/04/1985

COMS-85-001-TMR 06/12/1985

COMSECY REPORT


TMl-2 Cleanup

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Request for Approval of a Technical Assistance Contract Extension with SAi

SECY-84-212A- Civil vs. Criminal Invest.

Proposed Backlit Rulemakirig

SECY-83-64A- Proposed Rule to Modify ENO Criteria

Interaction with Admir. Ruckelshaus on Uranium Mill Tailings

Commission Policy on Low Power & Full Power Authorization

Decision Regardirig Restart of San Oriofre

TMl-2 Cleanup (CONMP-84-37)

ACRS Consideration of Seismic Design Features of San Onofre 1

Legal Effects of Certain Reg Actions .

Info Briefings for Individual Commissioners

Prop Technical Assistance Contract with Mitre Corp.

Hearing Process Admin. Reforms

Request to l11Crease a Technical Assistance Contract with Parameter, Inc.

· MP&L Civil Penalty (84-419)

Slaff Req. to Solicit Bids on a Technical Assistance Contract on High Level Waste Matters

Procedure from Commission Consideration of New Source Term Info

Waterford & San Onofre Operators Implicated in TMl-2 Leak Rate Falsification

TMI Restart Licensee's Training Program

Allegations on 01 Report- Comanche Peak

TMl-2 Draft Information Notice on Cleanup Schedule and Funding

Scheduling of Emergency Plan Drill for Shoreham


COMS-85-002-FMB 01/3011985

COMS-85-002-JKA 01/31/1985

COMS-85-002-NJP 01/1411985

COMS-85-002-SY 05/3111985

COMS-85-002-TMR 01/16/1985

COMS-85-003-FMB 03/0611985

COMS-85-003-JKA 0113111985

COMS-85-003-LWZ 03/2011985

COMS-85-003-NJP 01/16/1985

COMS-85-003-SY 0710211985

COMS-85-003-TMR 02/0711985

COMS-85-004-FMB 05/1311985

COMS-85-004-J KA 03/11/1985

COMS-85-004-NJP 0111611985

COMS-85-004-SY 08/0511985

COMS-85-004-TMR 02/19/1985

COMS-85-005A-TMR 02/1911985

COMS-85-005-FMB 06/0611985

COMS-85-005-JKA 04/1911985

COMS-85-005-L WZ 07/02/1985

COMS-85-005-NJP 01/23/1985

COMS-85-005-TMR 02/1911985

COMS-85-006-FMB 06/1411985

COMSECY REPORT


NRC Training in Foreign Counlries

Use of OPM for Personnel Securily Clearances

Letter to Advisory Commitee

Exercise of EDO Rulemaking Authority

Staff Withdrawal of Civil Penally Order (EN-84-1 OB)

Proposed Review of NRC Research Programs and Policy

Proposed Civil Penalty for Sequoyah-1

Ex Part Rule

Diablo Canyon Transcripts

TMl-2 Advisory Panel Charter

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Funding of NRC's HLW Mgmt Program Costs Under Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 Use of Nuclear Waste Fund (84-456) ·

01 & QIA Referrals io DOJ

Wolf Creek Low Power LiGense

Dubler Release of TMI Restarl Documents

Draft Order to be Issued to Nonpower Reactor Licensees that Use High Enriched Uranium Fuel

Standards fOf" Imposing Civil Penalties

Scheduling of Emergency Plan ElCerdse for Shoreham

IAEA Safeguards

SECY-85-93 - OGG Review of OIA Report on Rll's Handling of Grand Gulf Issues

Emergency Planning & Earthquakes


Scheduling of Emergency Plan Exercise for Shoreham

Testimony oo License Legislation


COMS-85-006-JKA 05/09/1985

COMS-85-006-LWZ 10/1111985

COMS-85-006-NJP 01/2311985

COMS-85-006-SY 11120/1985

COMS-85-006-TMR. 05/23/1985

COMS-85-007-FMB 06/1711985

COMS-85-007-J KA 05/3011985

COMS-85-007-LWZ 10/11/1985

COMS-85-007-NJP 01/23/1985

COMS-85-007-SY 11/2711985

COMS-85-007-TMR 09/0611985

COMS-85-008-FMB 06118/1985

COMS-85-008-JKA 06/05/1985

COMS-85-008-LWZ 11/0611985

COMS-85-008-NJP 02/04/1985

COMS-85-008-SY 12/03/1985

COMS-85-008-TMR 09/04/1985

COMS-85-009-FMB 09/1311985

COMS-85-009-J KA 0711111985

COMS-85-009-LWZ 11125/1985

COMS-85-009-TMR 09/24/1985

COMS-85-010-FMB 09/18/1985

COMS-85-010-JKA 08/0711985

Paper Type

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SRM on 3/6185 Commission Brief on !he EEO Program

Degreed Operators: Advance Notice of Rulemaking

Pending Grand Gulf Actions

Manual Chapter 0514 - Management of Plant Specific Backfilling

Comments on Proposed Teslimony for Udall Subcommillee Hearing on Price Anderson

Severe Accident Policy Slatement

Diverse Scram System for WesUnghouse Reactors

Development of Five Year Plan

OGC Re-Review of Management Meetings Identified in Response to FOIA-84-61 (Cummings)

OIA Memo to Chairman of 11121185

01 lnvesligation Thresholds & Priorities

6/13185 OPE Memo on Proposed Office of Nuclear Safety

. Suffolk County Legislature Request for Delay of Shoreham Vote

Rulemaking to Amend 1 O CFR Part 51 to Provide Procedures for NRC's Environ Review Responsibility for an Application for a HLW Repository License

Increasing Ol's FTE Allocation for FY85

Sensitive Documen1s

Slaff Actions in Response to Third Circuit's Stay in Limerick

Transmittal of Sensilive Documenls to !he Congress

Exercise of EDO Rulemaking Authority

SECY-85-352 - Expenses Incurred by IEEE in Preparation for Laboratory Accreditation Program

Timing of DOE's Preliminary.Deterrninalion

Allegations C<Jnc: Operation of the Nuclear Fuel Services Plan! in Erwin, TN

Ur. to Congress on Conversion of Research Reactors to Leu Fuel


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COMS-85-010-LWZ 1010311985 Lessons Learned from Davis-Besse Incident ·

COMS-85-010-TMR 12120/1985 Application of Backlit Rule to Station Blackout (SECY-85-1631\)

COMS-85-011-FMB 10/0811985 General Physics Contracts with NRG

COMS-85-011-JKA 08/1611985 Further NRC Actions on Davis-Besse

COMS-85-011-LWZ 0110911985 Proposed Draft Staff Requirements Memo on Equipment Qualification (EQ)

COMS-85-011-NJP 0211211985 OIA Organization Change dtd 2112/85

COMS-85-012-FMB 10/07/1985 The General Counsel's Memorandum of 10/17/85 on OGG Recruiting

COMS-85-012-JKA 09/0411985 SECY-85-14 -Approval of a Proposed License to Export 3.5 Kilograms of Plutonium to Switzerland

COMS-85-012-LWZ 12/19/1985 Budget Initiatives

COMS-85-012-NJP 02115/1985 NRG Liaison with the GAO

COMS-85-013-FMB 10/2211985 Workshop on Longer-Term Aspects of Nuclear Power Regulations

COMS-85-013-JKA 10/21/1985 Close-out ofNRC Response to Congress on the Ford Amendment (SECY-85-65)

COMS-85-013-LWZ 12/2011985 Commission Involvement in TVA Startup Decision

COMS-85-013-NJP 02/2611985 TMl-1 Restart

COMS-85-014-FMB 10/2411985 S.525 and August 6, 1985 Ltr to Seri. Roth

COMS-85-014-JKA 10/22/1985 Proposed Revision of 10 CFR Part 20 "Standards for Protection Against Radiation (SECY-85-147)

COMS-85-014-NJP 03/0611985 TMl-2 Waterfurd

COMS-B5-015A-FMB 12118/1985 Proposed Next Steps for Safety Goals Evaluation

COMS-85-015-FMB 10/2911985 Safety Goal Schedule

COMS-85-015-JKA 11/2011985 · Development of the Five Year Plan

COMS-85-015-NJP 03/1411985 Contracts for Tech Assistance in Hydrology Memo Im Dircks did 2/25/85

COMS-85-016-FMB 10/3111985 Fitness for Duty Policy Statement

COMS-85-016-JKA 12/1111985 Application of Backlit Rule to Revise Part 20 (SECY-85-147)


COMS-85-016-NJP 03/21/1985

COMS-85-017-F MB 11/06/1985

COMS-85-017-JKA 12/17/1985

COMS-85-017-NJP 03121/1985

COMS-85-018-FMB 12/16/1985

COMS-85-018-NJP 03/29/1985

COMS-85-019-NJP 04/18/1985

COMS-85-020-NJP 04122/1985

COMS-85-021-NJP 04/30/1985

COMS-85-022-NJP · 05/22/1985

COMS-85-023-NJP 05/28/1985

COMS-85-024-NJP 06/07/1985

COMS-85-025-NJP. 06/0711985

COMS-85-026-NJP 06/12/1985

COMS-85-027-NJP 07101/1985

COMS-85-028-NJP 07125/1985

COMS-85-029-NJP 08/02/1985

COMS-85-030-NJP 08/19/1985

COMS-85-031-NJP 09/10/1985

COMS-85-032-NJP 09118/1985

COMS-85-033-NJP 09/18/1985

COMS-85-034-NJP 10/09/1985

COMS-85-035-NJ P 10118/1985


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Stenographic Reporting Services. Contract, Washington, D.C. Area

Draft SRM on SECY-85-284 - Final Rule "Limilation on the Use of Highly Enriched Uranium (HEU) in Research and Tes! Reactors"

SRM forthe 12/12185 Commission Meeting on EEO

01 and OIA Referrals.lo the DOJ

FY87 OMB Budget Mark & NRC Response

Contract Approval Request Tech Assist in Developing & Implementing Programs & Procedures for Project A Reactors Re uirin Special Inspection

EDO Recommendations lo Improve the Performance Review Process

Stenographic Reporting Contract

Five Year Plan

Approval of EDO Request to Lease/Purchase Black Fox Simulator

Contract for ADP Systems Mainten;;ince

H Street Automation

ADP Contracts dtd 7/11/85

Update of NRG Policy Statements

Re: Backfilling Rule

Ltr from Henry Myers to Carl Kammerer Dtd 815185

Consultant on Five Year Plan

Role of ACRS in Reviewing the Nuclear Waste Management Program

Human Factor Research Program

Approval of T€chnical Assistance Contract

Membership Vacancy on ACRS

EX.6


COMS-85-036-NJP 11/22/1985

COMS-86-001-FMB 01/13/1986

COMS-86-001-JKA 01/15/1986

COMS-86-001-KMC 10/17/1986

COMS-86-001-LWZ 01/13/1986

COMS-86-001-NJP 01/06/1986

COMS-86-001-PE 01/27/1986

COMS-86-001-SY 01/03/1986

COMS-86-001-TMR 03/11/1986

COMS-86-002-FMB 01/1511986

COMS-86-002-JKA 01/28/1986

COMS-86-002-LWZ 01/14/1986

COMS-86-002-PE 04/29/1986

COMS-86-002-SY 02/0711986

COMS-86-002-TMR 04/2311986

COMS-86-003-FMB 03/14/1986

COMS-86-003-JKA 02/07/1986

COMS-86-003-LWZ 02/0711986

COMS-86-003-NJ P 01/27/1986

COMS-86-003-SY 02/11/1986

COMS-86-003-TMR 05/28/1986

COMS-86-004-F MB 04/15/1986

COMS-86-004-LWZ 02/28/1986

COMSECY REPORT


Policy Statement ori Extending Nuclear Plant Licenses Beyond-40 Years

Document Control System

SECY-85-369 - Thresholds and Priorities for Conducting Investigations

Audible Devices

Concern with Power Operation Surveillance Testing and Maintenance

SECY-85-290 - Proposed Amendments lo 10 CFR Part 2 (COMNP-83-20)

PPG for 1986

Nominee for 5th Member of Ad Hoc Davis-Besse Review Group

Board Notification Policy

Employee Daycare & Physical Fitness Fa.cilities

Five Year Plan

Recommended Procedural Changes by the Regulatory Reform Task Force

Proposed Policy Statement for License Renewal

·H Street Automation Project

Prohibited Securities List

Medical Misadrninistrations of Radiation Therapy

Scheduling Meeting with TVA

Performance Indicators

SECY-85-21121 B - Fitness for Duty of Nuclear Power Plant Personnel

Standardization Policy Statement

Backlit Rule Applicability lo Commission Reinterpretation of Regulations

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Proposed Llr. to DOT Secretary Dole Re: Siting Airport Facilities Near Nuclear Power Plants

C-E Glass, Inc.


COMS-86-004-NJP 01/30/1986

COMS-86-004-SY 03/24/1986

COMS-86-004-TMR 05/28/1986

COMS-86-005-FMB 07103/1986

COMS-86-005-JKA 03/17/1986

COMS-86-005-LWZ 04/03/1986

COMS-86-005-NJP .02/07/1986

COMS-86-005-SY 03120/1986

COMS-86-005-TMR 05/30/1986

COMS-86-006-FMB 07/23/1986

COMS-86-006-J KA 05/28/1986

COMS-86-006-LWZ 05/15/1986

COMS-86-006-SY 08/11/1986

COMS-86-006-TM R 07/15/1986

COMS-86-007-FMB 08128/1986

COMS-86-007-JKA 07108/1986

COMS-86-007-LWZ 05/28/1986

COMS-86-007-SY 09/05/1986

COMS-86-007-TMR 09124/1986

COMS-86-008-FMB 11126/1986

COMS-86,008-JKA 07/2811986

COMS-86-008-LWZ 05/2211986

COMS-86-008-NJP 0311711986

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


SECY-85-383- Commission Request for Reports, Elc

Safety Goals

SRM on SECY-85-398, Offsite Emergency Medical Services

Continuation of the ISAP Program

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Independent Rev of NRC Staffs Performance in Regulating the B&W Plants

Proper Sequence for Civil Enforcement Actions & Referrals to DOJ for Suspected or Alleged Violations of Applicable Federal Law

Proposed NRC Employee Opinion Survey

Charter Committee to Review Generic Requirements (CRGR)

(01 Matter)

Representative Glickman's Remarks

COMNP-86-4 & SECY-85-383 - Commission Request for Rpts. as Part O of Remedical Action Re: Grand Gulf Falsificalion of Operator Qualifications

Initiation of Rulemaking Work in Anticipation of the Enactment of S.27 4 the Nuclear Power Plant Security and Anti-Terrorism Act

Disclosure of a Confidential Source

Selected Application of Enforcement Discretion by the Director, Office of IE

Report AEODIC601 on Medical Incident at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty of 5175,000 on Sacramento Municipal Utility District

SECY-86-116; COMNP-86-11 - Document Control System

NFS Erwin Slaffs Request to Terminate NRDC Proceeding

Investigations Status Reports from 01

Medical Misadministrations: Need for Improved Oversight

Additions for the SEM Fm EEO Meeting

Material False Statement Proposal

SECY-85-21121 b - Fitness for Duty of Nuclear Power Plant Personnel Policy

SECY Number· Paper Date Paper Type

COMS-86-008-TMR 11/19/1986

COMS-86-009-FMB 12/2411986

COMS-86-009-JKA 09/02/1986

COMS-86-009-LWZ 06109/1986

COMS-86-009-NJP 03/25/1986

COMS-86-009-TMR 12/0111986

COMS-86-010-JKA 09/2411986

COMS-86-010-LWZ 07109/1986

COMS-86-010-NJP 05/07/1986

COMS-86-011-JKA 09/2511986

COMS-86-011-LWZ 07116/1986

COMS-86-012-JKA 09/26/1986

COMS-86-012-LWZ 07/22/1986

COMS-86-012-NJP 06/1211986

COMS-86-013-JKA 11/19/1986

COMS-86-013-LWZ 07/24/1986

COMS-86-013-NJP 06/13/1986

COMS-86-014-LWZ 07/28/1986

COMS-86-014-NJP 06/13/1986

COMS-86-015-LWZ 08106/1986

COMS-86-015-NJP 06/2611986

COMS-86-016-L WZ 09/0811986

COMS-86-017-LWZ 09/1211986

COMSECY REPORT


SECY-85-255 - OJ Investigative Procedures Manual

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12119/86 Memo to Stello: Proposed Generic Requirements for BWR Mark-1 Containments

Perry Meeting Scheduled for 915186

Staff Requirements Memo on SECY-85-398 Offsite Emergency Medical Services

Proposed Re_organiza!ion of NRR

Braidwood - Release of Internal NRC Memoranda

(COMLZ-86-17) - EDO's Proposal to Establish an Investigation Referral Board for a 6 Month Trial Period

FY 1986 Midyear Resource Review

EDO Security Proposal

NFS-Erwin

Draft Enforcement Action for Rancho Seco

SECY-86-36 - Material False Statement

Options for Handling Allegations of Retaliatory OJA Investigation


Blue Ribbon Panel on Materials Licensing

ACRS Comments on FY 1987 Budget

Request for Comments or Suggestions on Approaches for Determining the Commission's Role in Approving Plant Designs ACRS Request to Hire Its Own Legal Counsel

SRM - IRM Office

Guidance to the ACRS

Consolidation of Docket Functions

Approval of Contract at Battelle Columbus Lab for Support Services of Severe Accident Phenomena

EDO's Proposal to Establish an Investigation Referral Board for a 6 Month Trial Period


COMS-86-018-LWZ 09/16/1986

COMS-86-019-LWZ 10/09/1986

COMS-86-020-LWZ 10/31/1986

COMS-86-021-LWZ 11/10/1986

COMS-86-022-LWZ 11/12/1986

COMS-86-023-LWZ 11/17/1986

COMS-86-024-LWZ 11118/1986

COMS-86-025-LWZ 12102/1986

COMS-86-027-LWZ 12/05/1986

COMS-86-028-LWZ ' 12/1011986

COMS-86-029-LWZ 1211211986

COMS-86-031-LWZ 12118/1986

COMS-87-001-FMB 01/20/1987

COMS-87-001-JKA 03/09/1987

COMS-87-001-KMC 06117/1987

COMS-87-001-LWZ 01106/1987

COMS-87-001-SY 02/04/1987

COMS-87-001-TMR 02/13/1987

COMS-87-002-FMB 03102/1987

COMS-87-002-JKA 0411711987

COMS-87-002-LWZ 01/2711987

COMS-87-002-SY 03/1311987

COMS-87-002-TMR 03/13/1987


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Approval of Technical Assistance Contract in Support of Licensing Activities for NRR

New Inspection Methods

Alleg.ed Punishment and Intimidation o~.i.:(._b~)(._6""-) _... __ ____.

Draft ADP Long Range Policy

SECY-86-223A Drug Screening Program for NRG

Contract for ADP Systems Development

. Request for Exemption from Conflict of Interest Prohibitions for "'l(-b ... )(-.6._) __ __.

(COMFB-86-8) Medical Misadministrations

Allegations from OGC Attomeyj{b)(6)

Technical Assistance Contract for Comanche Peak

Recommendation of No Appear in TERA Contract Case


MEMO to Kammerer - Comments on Staff Responses to Questions on Mixed Waste Senate Subcommittee Hearing 3125/86

SRM for Commission EEO Briefing

Plans for Review of DOE Sponsored Advanced Reactor Concepts

Request for Federal Protective Officers (FPO's) at One White Flint North

Disposition of Former Commissioner Papers

01 lnvesligatory Activities

Report of National Research Council: "Revitalizing Nuclear Reactor Safety Research"

Response to- Comanche Peak OIA Report

Contract No. NRC-10-87-171 for the Commercial Facilities Mgmt. at One White Flint North

Nuclear Power Plant Control Room Decorum

Allowable Scope of Contentions Challenging Emergency Plans

EX.6

EX.6

EX.6


COMS-87-003-FMB 05/11/1987

COMS-87-003-JKA 05/20/1987

COMS-87-003-LWZ 01109/1987

COMS-87-003-SY 03/18/1987

COMS-87-003-TMR · 08/14/1987

COMS-87-004-FMB 05127/1987

COMS-87-004-LWZ 01/0911987

COMS-87-004-SY 03/20/1987

COMS-87-004-TMR 11/03/1987

COMS-87-005.FMB 08/07/1987

COMS-87-005-LWZ 01112/1987

COMS-87-005-SY 03/25/1987

COMS-87-006-FMB 09/14/1987

COMS-87-006-LWZ 01/16/1987

COMS-87-006-SY 04115/1987

COMS:87-007-FMB 09/28/1987.

COMS-87-007-LWZ 01/21/1987

COMS-87-007-SY 06/0211987

COMS-87-008-FMB 10/29/1987

COMS-87-008-L WZ 01/22/1987

COMS-87-008-SY 06/05/1987

COMS-87-009-LWZ 01/2211987

COMS-87-009-SY 06/0811987

COMSECY REPORT


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COMLZ-87 -26 -ACRS Comments on Proposed Nu dear Waste Advisory Committee

Mr. Stella's Proposed Candidate for Director of the Human Factors Division

Proposed NRC Manual Chapter 0517 - Managrnent of Allegations

Proposed Response to FOIA/Privacy Act Request 01 .. (.:;.b ) .... (.-6)..__ _ _,

ACRS Comments on the Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking: Degree Requirements for Senior Operators

EDO's Proposed Comprehensive Review of Regional Operatoins (COMLZ-87 -25) Limited Distribution

Quality Assurance Initiatives

Restart Authorization for Ft. St. Vrain

Waste Management Advisory Committee

NRC International Programs & Activities

OPM Lecture· Series for Assistants

Revised General Statement of Policy and Procedure for Enforcement Actions

Fitness for Duty

Approval of Revisions to 01 Procedures Manuals

Professional in the Control Room of Nuclear Power Plants

Completion o1 Safety Evaluation Reports (SER's) on DOESponsored Advanced Reactor Design

Report on the Organization of OGC.

1987 Draft Policy and Planning Guidance (PPG)

Resolution of the Boston Edison Proposal for Hardened Venting Capibility for Pilgrim BWR/MARK-1

Proposed 011)anizational Alignment - TVA and Comanche Peak Projects

NRC Strategic Plan

Draft GAO Report Entitled Effectiveness of Small Business Innovation Research Program Procedures

Review of IRB Report

EX.6


COMS-87-010-LWZ 01/23/1987

COMS-87:010-SY 06/18/1987

COMS-87-011-LWZ 01/27/1987

COMS-87-011-SY 08/1111987

COMS-87-012-LWZ 01/3011987

COMS-87-012-SY 0812611987

COMS-87-013-LWZ 02/02/1987

COMS-87-013-SY 09/101198.7

COMS-87-014-LWZ 02/0611987

COMS-87-014-SY 11/17/1987

COMS-87-015-LWZ 02/09/1987

COMS-87-015-SY 12/0111987

COMS-87-016-LWZ 02/09/1987

COMS-87-016-SY 12/10/1987

COMS-87-017-LWZ 02/27/1987

COMS-87-017-SY 01/0411987

COMS-87-018-LWZ 03/0211987

COMS-87-019-LWZ 03106/1987

COMS-87-020-LWZ 03112/1987

COMS-87-021-LWZ 03/1211987

COMS-87-022-LWZ 03/2711987

COMS-87 -023-LWZ 04/06/1987

COMS-87-024-LWZ 04115/1987

COMSECY REPORT


ACRS Membership

Status of South Korean Training Efforts (Originated in GPA)

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SECY-86-383 - Engineering Expertise on Shift, Northeast Utiliies, Haddam Neck Millstone Units 1 and 2, and Fart SI Vrain

Staff Recommendation Re: Individuals Associated with the Leak Rate Surveillance Testing Irregularities at TMl-2

Tech Asst to the NRC Regional & HQ Staff in Developing & Implementing Programs & Procedures for Reactors w/Unusual Problems During Design

GEJDenson Letter Did. 8/20/87

Approval for Staff to Negotiate a Sole Source Contract with B&W for Follow-on Multi-Loop Integral System Tests

Proposed Renewal-of NRG Information Exchange & Cooperation Arrangements with the Swiss and Dutch

SECY-86-322- Operating Power Reactors Requiring Increased NRG Atlenlion and Resources

Response by Northeast Utilities to Policy Statement on Engineering Expertise on Shift (Ref. EDO Memo of 11/13/87}

U.S. Post-Chernobyl Nuclear Safety Policy and Objectives

Proposed Policy Statement and Guidelines for the Assignment of Foreign Nationals to the NRC Staff

Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) Review of NRG Regulatory Process

Smoking Policy at One White Flint North

Policy on Planning Gudiance (PPG) for 1987

Distribution of Radioactive Gems SECY-87-186A

Comm_ Guidance on Staff Review of NAS Report "Revitalizing Nuclear Safely Research" (SECY-87-53)

Licensing of DOE Enrichment Facilities

ACRS Report on the Naval Reactors Moored Training Ship Demonstration (MTSD) Project

Memo Dtd 12/29/86 lroml,,..(b"")""'(6""')'------'

Request for Assistance - Senate Governmental Affairs ConJmittee {No Action Taken)

Guidelines for Annual Meetings

Modification o~(b)(6) ~emporary Assignment

EX.6

EX.6

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COMS-87-025-LWZ 04/21/1987 Recommendations of the EDO Pursuant to the Comanche Peak Reports

COMS-87-026-LWZ 04/22/1987 ACRS Comments on Proposed Nuclear Waste Advisory Committee

COMS-87-027-LWZ 04/22/1987 SECY-87-101 Issues and Proposed Options Concerning Degree Requirement for Senior Operators

COMS-87-028-LWZ 04/28/1987 FY1987 Midyear Resource Review

COMS-87-029-LWZ 04/28/1987 Emergency Response Data System Implementation

COMS-87-030-LWZ 04/29/1987 Status of Guidance on Safety Goal Implementation

COMS-87-031-LWZ 05/12/1987 Revision of Del~gation of Authority

COMS-87-032-LWZ 05114/1987 Proposed Structure for Five Year Plan

COMS-87-033-LWZ 05/20/1987 Draft Addendum to FY1988-89 Budget Request to Congress

COMS-87-034-LWZ 04/29/1987 Supplement kl Proposed Staff Guidance on Safety Goal Implementation

COMS-87-035-LWZ 06/30/1987 Stenographic Reporting Services Contract

COMS-87-036-LWZ 06118/1987 Cabling Contract for One White Flint North

COMS-87-037-LWZ. 06/19/1987 NRC's Document Control.System (DCS)

COMS-87-038-LWZ 06/26/1987 Waste Management Advisory Committee

COMS-87-039-LWZ 07/14/1987 Lease Purchase on a B&W Simulator

COMS-87-040-LWZ 07/15/1987 SECY-87 -152

COMS-87-041-LWZ 07/15/1987 Technical Assistance Contract Related Research

COMS-87-042-LWZ 07/17/1987 Recommendations to Strengthen and Augment Region IV

COMS-87-043-LWZ 07/23/1987 Order Modifying License to Convert from High to Low Enriched Uranium Fuel

COMS-87"044-LWZ 07/27/1987 Response te> 01 Memorandum on Rancho Seco

COMS-87-045-LWZ 07/29/1987 Lecise of Telecommunications Equipment

COMS-87-046-LWZ 07/29/1987 OIA Report on TVA Thimble Tube Event

COMS-87-047-LWZ 08/1711987 NRC Awards Program for Non-SES Staff Members


COMS-87-048-LWZ 08/14/1987

COMS-87-049-LWZ 08/2811987

COMS-87-050-LWZ 08128/1987

COMS-87-051-LWZ 09/11/1987

COMS-87-052-LWZ 09/11/1987

COMS-87-053-LWZ 09/30/1987

COMS-87-054-LWZ 10/14/1987

COMS-87-055-LWZ 10/19/1987

COMS-87-056-LWZ 10/21/1987

COMS-87-057-LWZ 06/1211987

COMS-87-058-LWZ 10/29/1987

COMS-87-059-LWZ 10/04/1987

. COMS-87-060-LWZ 11/05/1987

COMS-87-061-LWZ 11/2411987

COMS-87-062-LWZ 12/01/1987

COMS-87-063-LWZ 12/03/1987

COMS-87-064-LWZ 12/14/1987

COMS-87-065-LWZ 12/1511987

COMS-87-066-LWZ 12/18/1987

COMS-87-067-LWZ 12/30/1987

COMS-88-001-FMB 02/08/1988

COMS-88-001-KCR 10/2811988

COMS-88-001-KMC 03/18/1988


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Monitoring Long Range Activities

Professionalism in Relationships With the Nuclear Industry

Regulations Versus Initial Reliance on Industry Initiatives

Commission Policy Statement on Maintenance

GPA Request for Additional Funds for Agreement Slate Training

Lease of AT&T Federal Systems Services

Staff Reduction Guidelines

Regulation.s Versus Policy Statements

SECY-87-192 - Sponsorship of a Federally Funded Research & Development Center (FFRDC) for Waste Mgmt. Tech. Assist. & Research ACRS Proposal for an International Workshop on Quality in Design & Construction of Nuclear Power Plants

Request to Staff for Status of Draft NUREG-1150

NRC Five Year Plan

Review of Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant

Request for Approval of Proposed Research Contract of Irradiation Embrittlemenl of Reactor Pressure Vessel Steels

Lease of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone (C&P) Centers Services

Accountability of Radioactive Material Used by Material Licensees

Request for Approval of Proposed Research Contract in the Area of Environmental Cracking in Nuclear Grade Steels Nuclear Documentation Control System (NUDOCS)

Information Resources Management (IRM) Long Range Plan

Compressed Work Schedules

(SRM) Contingency Planning

Staff Report on SES Professional Activities and Awards

Commission Involvement in Activities to Fulfill NRC's Responsibilities Under Nuclear Waste Policy Act Amends. of 1S87


COMS-88-001-LWZ 01/0711988

COMS-88-001-SY 0210111988

COMS-88-001-TMR 0412811988

COMS-88-002-FMB 0511811988

COMS-88-002-KCR 12/0211988

COMS-88-002-KMC 0610311988

COMS-88-002-LWZ 0111911988

COMS-88-002-SY 0210111988

COMS-88-002-TMR 08/0811988

COMS-88-003-KMC 0610911988

COMS-88-003-LWZ 0112011988

COMS-88-003-SY 02117/1988

COMS-88-004-KMC 08/11/1988

COMS-88-004-LWZ 0112911988

COMS-88-004-SY 0411811988

COMS-88-005-LWZ 0210111988

COMS-88-005-SY 04/1811988

COMS-88-006-LWZ 02/0311988

COMS-88-006-SY 0411911988

COMS-88-007-LWZ 02104/1988

COMS-88-008-LWZ 03/1111988

COMS-88-008-SY 0512311988

COMS-88-009A-LWZ 0411211988


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Authorization of Contract for Test Specimens from the Damaged TMl-2 Reactor Bottom Head

Waste Management Advisory Committee

Appt. of Clifford V. Smith to the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (ACNW)

ACRS Letters on Proposed Comm. Policy Statement on the Professional Conduct of Nuclear Plant Operators (S ECY-88-57)

Staff Comments on Recommendations di the National Academy of Sciences Rpt. on University Research Reactors ·

NRG Policy Concerning Plant Restart Approval ·

Response to Conference Committee Report

Proposed Memo of Agreement (MOA) Be1ween NRC and the Institute of Nuclear Power OPS (INPO) (SEE COMSECY-68-11)

Commission Procedures (COMSECY-88-9) & Commission Policy on Civil Penalties for Individuals

Options for Rulemaking. to be Provided at NRC Maintenance Workshop 7111-13

Inspection Technology Services (ITS) Training Laboratory

Proposed Immediate Access Rule

Performance Trends for the Office of Inspector and Auditor

Second Phase of Commission Response to the Conference Committee Report Concerning

Differing Professional Opinions (DPO}

Private Branch Exchange (PBX) Replacement

Proposed Organizational Realignment for the OFC of Special Projects

Recommendation for Membership on ACRS (Limited Distribution)

Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (ACNW)

Staff Briefing on Proposed Basic QA Rule for Medical Uses of Isotopes

Lease of Telecommunications Equipment

Use of Contractors to Locale Missing Materials Licensees

Policy Statement on Cooperation with States at Commercial Nuclear Power Plants and other Production or Utilization Facilities


COMS-88-009B-LWZ 04/2911988

COMS-88-009-LWZ 03/14/1988

COMS-88-009-SY 08/05/1988

COMS-88-010-LWZ 03/15/1988

COMS-88-010-SY 09/1511988

COMS-88-011-LWZ 0412211988

COMS-88-011-SY 09/1911988

COMS-88-012-LWZ 0412511988

COMS-88-012-SY 09/22/1988

COMS-88-013-LWZ 04/27/1988

COMS-88-013-SY 12/08/1988

COMS-88-014-LWZ 0412211988

COMS-88-014-SY 12/14/1988

COMS-88-015-LWZ 0510511988

COMS-88-016-LWZ 05/0511988

COMS-88-017-LWZ 05/09/1988

COMS-88-018-LWZ 05/0911988

COMS-88-019-LWZ 0510611988

COMS-88-020-LWZ 0511711988

COMS-88-021-LWZ 0511911988

COMS-88-022-LWZ 05/2011988

COMS-88-023-LWZ 0512411988

COMS-88-024A-LWZ 0610211988

COMSECY REPORT


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Policy Statement on Cooperation with Stales al Commercial Nuclear Power Plants and Other Nuclear Production -0r Utilization Facilities

Policy Statement on Cooperation with States at Commercial Nuclear Power Plants and Olher Nuclear Production or Utilization Facilities

Recommended Clarification in Commission Procedures

Proposed Commission Initiatives to Improve Our Efficiency (Limited Distribution)

Work for Licensees by AGRS Members & Part-lime ASLBP Judges

EDO Proposed Organizational Realignment of the Office of Special Projects_

Revised Memorandum of Agreement with the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO)

Letter lo SeCl"etary of Energy

Denial of Petition for Rulemaking of Part 100

Report of Funding of Agreement State Program

SRM Relating to SECY-88-204 Final Rule on Emergency Preparedness for Fuel Cycle and Other Radioactive Material Licensees '

(COMTR-88-1) Appointment of Clifford V. Smith lo the ACNW

Draft Chapter NRC-4123, Attendance at Meetings and Participation in Outside Professional and Technical Organization

Future. of the Appeal Board

Reorganization of NRR

Periodic Reports/Meetings Required by the Commission

Response to H. Denton Memo RE: GPA's Comments on Policy Statement for Cooperation With States At Comrnerical Nuclear Power Plants Memo from V. Stello to LZ Did. 5/6 RE: Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station Investigations Regarding RIV Mgmt. Actions

Appointment of New Member of ACRS

Public Disclosure of Withholding of Certain Information lo Regulation Decisionmaking.

Efficient Operation of !he Commission Lead Commissioner Concept (Limited Oisl.)

Changes to Five Year Plan {FYP) Guidance Proposed by Staff

Proposed Manual Chapter on Differing Professional Opinions


COMS-88-024-LWZ 05/27/1988

COMS-88-025-LWZ 06/09/1988

COMS-88-026-LWZ 06/27/1988

COMS-88-027-LWZ 07/22/1988

COMS-88-028-LWZ 08/03/1988.

COMS-88-029-LWZ '08/0511988

COMS-88-030-L WZ 08/18/1988

COMS-88-031-LWZ 10/04/1988

COMS-88-032-LWZ 10/27/1988

COMS-88-033-LWZ 11/1811988

COMS-88-034-LWZ 11/23/1988

COMS-88-0~5-LWZ 12/05/1988

COMS-89-001-FJR 12/11/1989

COMS-89-001-JRC 01/1011989

COMS-89-001-KCR . 02/14/1989

COMS-89-001-KMC 03/22/1989

COMS-89-001-LWZ 01/09/1989

COMS-89-001-SY 01/3111989

COMS-89-002-JRC 02/10/1989

COMS-89-002-KCR 04/07/1989

COMS-89-002-KMC · 04/17/1989

COMS-89-002-LWZ 01/1111989

COMS-89-002-SY 04/03/1989


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· Released Paper Title

Proposed Manual Chapter on Differing Professional Opinions

Proposed Transition Plan for the Organizational Realignment of the Office of Special Projects

Assessing Plant Performance as ii Relates to Plant Management

Readiness to Process a New Application for a Consiruction Permit or Operating License

Review of Commission's Waste Confidence Findings

Cotter Request for Approval to Modify System for Appointing New Members to the Licensing Panel

Commission Action on the Key Licensing & Standardizalion Issues Associated with the DOE Advanced Reactor Concepts (SECY-88-202 & 203)

Approval of New Members for the ACRS

Revision to SECY-88-245

GAO Report on NRG Materials and Inspection Activities

Centralization of Material Control & Accounting (MC&A) Inspection Function for Non Reactor Facilities

NRG Staff Participation in Outside Professional & Technical Organizations

Comments On Proposed Response To CR-89-170

Licensing Support System - Proposed Changes To Part 2

Commission's Current View On Single Administrator

Backfit Analysis for Part 20 SECY-88-315

Composition and Personnel Needs of the ACRS and ACNW

Revised Manual Chapters for Handling .FOIA Requests

Identification And Resolution of Uncertainties - High-Level Waste Program

·Recruitment of New Legal Member for Atomic Safety & Licensing Appeal .Panel (ASLAP)

NRC Participation at International Meetings

Approval of New Member for the ACRS ·

Commission Approval of Full Power Operator License for Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant


COMS-89-003-JRC 04/13/1989

COMS-89-003-KCR 08/16/1989

COMS-89-003-KMC 06/02/1989

COMS-89-003-LWZ 01/23/1989

COMS-89-003-SY 07/03/1989

COMS-89-004-JRC 05/02/1989

COMS-89-004-KCR 08/04/1989

COMS-89-004-KMC 07/10/1989

COMS-89-004-LWZ 01/30/1989

COMS-89-004-SY 11/0211989

COMS-89-005-JRC 05/17/1989

COMS-89-005-KCR 12/13/1989

COMS-89-005-KMC . 08/02/1989

COMS-89-005-LWZ 01/0711989

COMS-89-005-SY 12/07/1989

COMS-89-006-JRC 05/24/1989

COMS-89-006-KMC 08/04/1989

COMS-89-006-LWZ 02/1511989

COMS-89-007-JRC 05/26/1989

COMS-89,007-KMC 08/09/1989

COMS-89-007-LWZ 03/03/1989

COMS-89-008-JRC 06/1411989

COMS-89-008-KMC 08109/1989

COMSECY REPORT

Released Paper Title.

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Commission Review Of Proposed Congressional Testimony And Responses lo Congressional Correspondence

SECY-89-238 - NRC Senior Management Survey of the Impact of NRC Activities on the.Safe Oepration of Nuclear Power Plants

ACRS Recommendations Regarcjing NUREG-1150

Revised Five Year Plan Guidance (Superseded by LZ89-011)

Commission Commission Comment on the FEMA Final Rule Implementing Executive Order 12657

Need For Revision Of Generic Leiter On Settlement Agreements

Secy 89-118A - Summary Of NRG Regulatory lnfonnalion Conference

Le1ter to Director of OMB Commenting on Proposed Clean Air Act Legislation

Request for Approval of Limited Indemnification Under Contract No. NRC-04-88-086

·Amendments to 10 CFR Part 34: Safely Requirements For Radiograph Equipment

EPA Regualtory Initiatives

Secy 89-350 - Canadian CANDU 3 Design Certification

Manual Chapter - Staffing Plan and Budget for the Office of the Licensing Support System Admin .

Response tr> Hayes Memo of 890127

Proposed EPA Standards For Management OJ Low-Level Radioactive And Naturally Occurring And Accelerator-Produced Materials Waste · ·

Applicability of RCRA to a Geologic Repositor)r Licensed Under 1 O CFR Part 60

Conduct of Employees -- ACRS Members Who Consult al Savannah River

Reactor Licensing Actions Timeliness, Inventory Levels. and Future Resource Needs

Emergency Response Data System

Establishment of A Senior-Level NRCIEPA Task Force for Resolving lnteragency Issues

Nomination of Dr. Poiul G. Shewmon for an Additional Term as an ACRS Member

Reports on the ResultS of QI Investigations

Part 52 & Emergency Planning (JC-89-5)


COMS-89-008-LWZ 03/06/1989

COMS-89-009-JRC 09/1311989

COMS-89-009-KMC 0811111989

COMS-89-009-LWZ 02/01/1989

COMS-89-010-JRC 09/27/1989

COMS-89-010-KMC 08/1111989

COMS-89-010-LWZ 03/13/1989

COMS-89-011-JRC 10/18/1989

COMS-89-011-KMC 08/17/1989

COMS-89-011-LWZ 03/2211989

COMS-89-012-JRC 11/02/1989

COMS-89-012-KMC 08/1711989

COMS-89-012-LWZ 0312411989

COMS-89-013-JRC 12/2211989

COMS-89-013-KMC 09/2011989

COMS-89-013-LWZ 03/24/1989

COMS-89-014-KMC 10123/1989

COMS-89-014-LWZ 03/2411989

COMS-89-015-KMC 1110111989

COMS-89-015-LWZ 04/05/1989

COMS-89-016-KMC 12/0111989

COMS-89-016-LWZ 04/1811989

COMS-89-017-KMC 12/12/1989

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


Office of the Licensing Support System (LSS) Administrator

Periodic Status Reports on the NRG Requalification Program

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Designation of NRG Staff Members for Key Responsibilities Related to the Licensing Support System

Proposal to Forward the Staffs TMI Report to the President (Revised 318189)

Director's Decision In The Matter Of The Applied Radierit Energy Corporation

Action Item Resulting From Commission Review of the FY1990-1994 Five Year Plan

NRC's Safety Research Program

Secy 89-307: Proposed Enforcement Discreti.on - Nebraska Public Power District

Support Staff Requirements for the Advisory Committees on Reactor Safeguards and Nuclear Waste

Planning Guidance - 5 Year Plan

Public Release Of Commissioner's Votes And Secy Papers

Maintenance of Nuclear Power Plants

Delegation of Subpoena Authority to Alan Rosenthal

Rulemaking Options -- Maintenance

Extension of Contract With Alan Rosenthal for Investigative Services

SECY-88-315 - Revisions to 1 O CFR Part 20

Division Of Responsibilities Between ACRS And ACNW

SECY-89-63 - Tenth Anniversary of the TMI Accident

Appointment Of ACRS Members

Final Rulemaking on 10 CFR Part 52 Early Site Permits, Design Certifications and Combined Licenses

lnvesitgation- Personnel Matter

Rule Requiring Degrees for Senior Operators and Shift Supervisors

Extension of Contract No. NRC-34-89-347 With Alan Rosenthal for Review of 01 Matters


COMS-89-017-LWZ 04/20/1989

COMS-89-018-KMC 12/21/1989

COMS-89-018-LWZ 0412411989

COMS-89-019-LWZ 04124/1989

COMS-89-020-LWZ 04/2511989

COMS-89-021-LWZ 04126/1989

COMS-89-022-LWZ 0412711989

COMS-89-023-LWZ 05/02/1989

COMS-89-024-LWZ 05/05/1989

COMS-89-025-LWZ 05/09/1989

COMS-89-026-LWZ 05/0911989

COMS-89-027-LWZ 05/16/1989

COMS-89-028-LWZ 05/22/1989

COMS-89-029-LWZ 06/07/1989

COMS-89-030-LWZ 06/2011989

COMS-90-001-FJR 02/27/1990

COMS-90-001-JRC 02/09/1990

COMS-90-001-KCR 03/2011990

COMS-90-001-KMC 01/08/1990

COMS-90-001-SY 01/24/1990

COMS-90-002-FJR 02/27/1990

COMS-90-002-JRC 04/2311990

COMS-90-002-KCR 03/2311990

COMSECY REPORT


Memo of Appreciation to the ACNW

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Approval of New Members for the Advisory Commillee on Reactor Safeguards

Office Space for LSS Administrator

Approval of New Member for Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (ACNW)

Providing the Departmeni of Labor with NRC Legal Position

Final Rulemaking on Maintenance of Nuclear Power Plants

ACRS Letter Dated 4117189 Re: Integrated Approach on Regulatory Matters

Recruitment of New Legal Member for ASLAP (COMKR-89-2)

Rosenthal Report of Investigation (89-02)

Continued Use of Dr. Melvin Carter as a Consultant to ACNW

SECY-89-109, Waterborne Vehicle Bomb Issues Affecting Power Reactors

Second DraltNUREG-1150

Support Slaff Requirements for the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (ACNW)

Selection of New Legal Member for the Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Panel .

PS on Education for Senior Operators and Shift Supervisors

Timeliness Of Enforcement Actions - Proposed Language For Inclusion In a Staff Requirements Memorandum Conformity Of Guidance On Low-Level Waste Disposal Facilities With The Requirements Of 10 CFR Part 61

Principles Of Good Regulation

Coherence in the Regulatory Process - SALP

Importation Of Low Level Waste To The U.S. For Disposal

Recognition Of Good Performance By Nuclear Facility Personnel

Economic Incentive Regulation (Also See COMKR-90-003)

Safely Goal


COMS-90-002-KMC 01/19/1990

COMS-90-002-SY 02/0511990

COMS-90-003-FJR 03/19/1990

COMS-90-003-JRC 04126/1990

COMS-90-003-KCR 04/23/1990

COMS-90-003-KMC 02/1511990

COMS-90-003-SY 10/1611990

COMS-90-004-FJR 09/07/1990

COMS-90-004-JRC 05/03/1990

COMS-90-004-KCR 06/1911990

COMS-90-004-KMC 02/26/1990

COMS-90-004-SY 10/23/1990

COMS-90-005-JRC 06/13/1990

COMS-90-005-KCR 11/0811990

COMS-90-005-KMC 03/01/1990

COMS-90-005-SY 12/11/1990

COMS-90-006-JRC 08/10/1990

COMS-90-006-KCR 11/16/1990

COMS-90-006-KMC 03/01/1990

COMS-90-006-SY 12/11/1990

COMS-90-007-JRC 11/26/1990

COMS-90-007-KCR 11/2011990

COMS-90-007-KMC 04/19/1990

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


Total Quality Management

Results Of NRC Management Meeting Held January 22-23, 1990

Division of Responsibilities Between ACRS and ACNW

Nuclear Power Plant Maintance

Economic Incentive Regulation (ALSO SEE COMJC-90-2)

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· Lease/Purchase of a Combustion Engineering Nuclear Steam Supply System Pressurized Water Reactor Simulator

Final Rule Directing Appeals To The Commission

Proposed Response To Senate Subcommittee On Energy And Water Development On Design Certification Review Schedules

Resolution Approach For NRC And EPA Interface issues

Advanced Reactor Plant Design Reviews

Approval of New Member for the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS)

APPOINTMENT OF TECHNICAL MEMBERS TO ASLBP

Atomic Safety And Licensing Appeal Panel

Nonprescriptive Nuclear Safety Regulation

Proposed Revision to Delegation of Contractual Authority

PERIODIC REPORTS ON THE IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF GENERIC SAFETY ISSUES AND UNRESOLVED SAFETY ISSUES

Resources for PIUS and CANDU Design Reviews

PRESENTATION MATERIAL FOR FOREIGN TRAVEL

Revised Five Year Plan

PANEL APPOINTMENTS -- HEAL TH PHYSICIST

EFFICIENCY OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM

DECOMMISSIONING COSTS

Approval of New Member for the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Was le (ACNW)


COMS-90-008-KMC 04/20/1990

COMS-90-009-KMC 05/01/1990

COMS-90-010-KMC 05/01/1990

COMS-90-011-KMC 05/03/1990

COMS-90-012-KMC 06115/1990

COMS-90-013A-KMC 08/2911990

COMS-90-013-KMC 06/29/1990

COMS-90-014-KMC 07/19/1990

COMS-90-015-KMC 08/15/1990

COMS-90-016-KMC 08/17/1990

COMS-90-017-KMC 09/12/1990

COMS-90-018-KMC 10105/1990 .

COMS-90-019-KMC 10/16/1990

COMS-90-020-KMC 10/26/1990

COMS-90-021-KMC 10/29/1990

COMS-90-022-KMC 11108/1990

COMS-90-023-KMC 12/10/1990

COMS-90-024-KMC 12/1911990

COMS-91-001A-JRC . 04/01/1991

COMS-91-001-FJR 01/17/1991

COMS-91-001-IXS 07/02/1991

COMS-91-001-JRC 02/19/1991

COMS-91-001-KCR 0113111991

COMSECY REPORT


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Approval of a Revised Charter for the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (ACNW)

. FY 1990 Midyear Resource Review

1990 Report of the Steering Committee for Strategic Pia nning

Resolution Approach for NRC and EPA Interface Issues

Licensability Of Above-Ground Disposal Concepts For Low-Level .Radioactive Waste

PRIORITY ISSUES

Priority Issues

Funding Of Operations Costs Of The Licensing Support System (LSS)

Inspector General's Inspection Report on Pilgrim Off-Site Emergency Preparedness Review

Commission Review Of Draft Five Year Plan And Draft Budget Request To Office Of Management And Budget (OMB)

Terms Of Appointment For ACNW Members

NEPA Reviews For Design Certification

Clarification Of Criteria For The Decommissioning Of Early Shutdown Plants

APPOINTMENT OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON REACTOR SAFEGUARDS MEMBER

PROPOSED RESPONSE TO OIG INVESTIGATION REGARDING A MEDICAL MISADMINISTRATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI HOSPITAL

ALLEGED IMPROPER STAFF ASSISTANCE TO PETITIONERS TO AMEND 10 CFR PART 35 (CASE NO. 90-20A) PILGRIM EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS LESSONS-LEARNED TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS

FY 1991 APPROPRIATION REDUCTION

RESOLUTION OF GENERIC SAFETY ISSUE B-56-- DIESEL GENERATOR RELIABILITY

NUCLEAR CONTROL INSTITUTE

Final Rule ori License Renewal (SECY-91-138)

DIESEL GENERATOR RELIABILITY

BRC POLICY STATEMENT


COMS-91-001-KMC 01/14/1991

COMS-91-001-SY 01/1111991

COMS-91-002-FJR 03/19/1991

COMS-91-002-IXS 07/03/1991

COMS-91-002-JRC 05/06/1991

COMS-91-002-KCR 03/19/1991

COMS-91-002-KMC 01/23/1991

COMS-91-002-SY 01/22/1991

COMS-91-003-FJR 05/03/1991

COMS-91-003-IXS 07/1811991

COMS-91-003-JRC 10/2111991

COMS-91-003-KCR 04/22/1991

COMS-91-003-KMC 02/07/1991

COMS-91-003-SY 03/29/1991

COMS-91-004-FJR 07/29/1991

COMS-91-004-IXS 07/18/1991

COMS-91-004-JRC 11/19/1991

COMS-91-004-KCR 05/01/1991

COMS-91-004-KMC 02/11/1991

COMS-91-004-SY 04/01/1991

COMS-91-005A-IXS 10/16/1991

COMS-91-005-FJR 08/0111991

COMS-91-005-IXS 07/23/1991

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Released Paper Ti~le

PROGRAM PLAN FOR THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR WASTE

Resolution Of The Office Of The Inspector General Report Recommendations Concerning 10 CFR Part 21

lmptemation Of NRG Long Range Computer Strategy

Commission Review of UCS Petition Regarding Yankee Rowe

Antitrust Considerations for License Amendments Authorizing New Operating Entities

lmplimation Of NRG Long Range Computer Strategy

OBSERVATION OF NRC INSPECTION ACTIVITIES BY ADJACENT STATES

COMSECY-9D-006 -ASLBP APPOINTMENT HEALTH PHYSICIST

RESUMPTION OF RULEMAKING ON URANIUM ENRICHMENT FACILITIES

COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE ON FCCSET

CURRENT LICENSING BASIS FOR OPERATING PLANTS

WIPP REGULATION

INSPECTOR GENERAL'S REPORT ON REVIEW OF NRC'S EMERGENCY PLANNING REGULATIONS AND IMPLEMENTING GUIDANCE CLARIFICATION OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF 10 CFR Pt. 34.27

US PARTICIPATION AT IAEA

COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE ON BRC

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

DISPLAYS OF THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD REGULATION

ACNW's PriOfity Issues on Radioactive Waste Management

DRAFT DIRECTIVE ON SES RECERTIFICATION

Reorganization Of GPA (COMIS 91-005)

RE-EXAMINATION OF NUCLEAR PLANT INTERNAL SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

Reorganization or the Office of Governmental and Public Affairs


COMS-91-005-KCR 07/01/1991

COMS-91-005-KMC 03/08/1991

COMS-91-005-SY 06/0511991

COMS-91-006-FJR 08/06/1991

COMS-91 -006-IXS 07/2911991

COMS-91-006-KCR 08/27/1991

COMS-91-006-KMC 0311211991

COMS-91-007-FJR 09/26/1991

COMS-91-007-IXS 07/29/1991

COMS-91-007-KCR 11/19/1991

COMS-91-007-KMC 03/1511991

COMS-91-007-SY 07/30/1991

COMS-91-008-FJR 11/15/1991

COMS-91-008-IXS 08/1611991

COMS-91-008-KMC 03119/1991

COMS-91-008-SY 07/30/1991

COMS-91-009-IXS 10/18/1991

COMS-91-009-KMC 03/2011991

COMS-91-009-SY 08/30/1991

COMS-91-010-IXS 10/29/1991

COMS-91-010-KMC 03/20/1991

COMS-91-010-SY 09/16/1991

COMS-91-011-IXS 1012911991

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


MEETING WITH NUMARC ON ITAAC

OPINION WRITING OFFICE

Proposed Letter To EPA On Clean Air Act Implementation

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DRAFT #3 OF EPA HLW STANDARDS: PROPOSED ACNW AND STAFF RESPONSES (SECY-91-218)

OFFICE OF POLICY PIJl.NNING

APPROACH TO PUBLIC COMMUNICATION

RECOMMENDATION FOR LICENSING BOARD PANEL APPOINTMENT

RE-CENTRALIZATION OF OPERATOR LICENSING ACTIVITIES

COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE FOR SALP AND ACRS MATTERS

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS

Improving Cooperation with Agreement Stales

COMMISSION ORDER ON YANKEE ROWE PRESSURE VESSEL

BRC CONSENSUS-BUILDING PROCESS

PROPOSED RESPONSE ON ASLBP STAFFING

APPOINTMENT OF NEW FEDERAL AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LICENSING SUPPORT SYSTEM ADVISORY REVIEW PANEL

DRAFT SRM - ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS RELATING TO YANKEE ROWE PRESSURE VESSEL ISSUES

INSPECTOR GENERAL'S REPORT ON ACRS PROCUREMENT PRACTICES

DISTINGUISHED SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS PROGRAM

REVISED ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY/NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION (EPAINRC) MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING STAFF'S PROPOSED SCHEDULE REVISION FOR FORMULATION OF A REPRESENTATIVE SITE FOR DEFINITION OF A LARGE RELEASE APPOINTMENT OF ACRS MEMBERS

NRC NOMINEES TO THE NATIONAL NUCLEAR ACCREDITING BOARD

PROPOSED PAY SYSTEMS FOR NRC ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGES AND STAFF AT GENERAL GRADE (GG) 16, 17, AND 18 OR EQUIVALENT PAY LEVELS


COMS-91-011-KMC 03/25/1991

COMS-91-011-SY 09/24/1991

COMS-91.-012-IXS 11/06/1991

COMS-91-012-KMC 04/09/1991

COMS-91-012-SY 10/04/1991

COMS-91-013-IXS 11/06/1991

COMS-91-013-KMC 04111/1991

COMS-91-013-SY 10/09/1991

COMS-91-014-IXS 11/06/1991

COMS-91-014-KMC 04/22/1991

COMS-91-014-SY 12/11/1991

COMS-91-015-IXS 11/07/1991

COMS-91-015-KMC 04/26/1991

COMS-91-015-SY 12/27/1991

COMS-91-016-KMC 05/10/1991

COMS-91-016-SY 12/30/1991

COMS-91-017-KMC 05/30/1991

COMS-91-018-KMC 05/3111991

COMS-91-019-KMC 06/05/1991

COMS-91-020-KMC 06/20/1991

COMS-91-021-KMC 06/24/1991

COMS-92-001-EGD 10/09/1992

COMS-92-001-FJR 04/07/1992

COMSECY REPORT


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OIG AUDIT REPORT 90A-14 ''REVIEW OF NRC'S EMERGENCY PLANNING REGULATIONS AND IMPLEMENTING GUIDANCE Licensing Board Appointment - Health Physicist

OPEN ENFORCEMENT CONFERENCES

REVISED FIVE-YEAR PLAN GUIDANCE

NATIONAL PRIMARY DRINKING WATER REGULATIONS

EXTERNAL REVIEW OF PROGRAMS

RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR WASTE (ACNW) MEMBERS

LEAD COMMISSIONER CONCEPT

DRAFT NRC-EPA MOU

FY 1991 Midyear Resource Review

OFFICE OF POLICY PLANNING

STAFF REVIEW OF THE OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL (OIG) REPORT 90-31H

RESPONSE TO CRC-91-0290


PROGRAM PLAN FOR THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR WASTE, MAY-AUGUST 1991

EPNNRC Memorandum of Understanding

APPOINTMENT OF ACRS MEMBERS

REVIEW OF THE NEED FOR CHANGES TO EMERGENCY PLANNING REGULATIONS

"EXTERNAL REGULATOR" ROLE FOR THE WASTE ISOLATION PILOT PLANT (WIPP)

STAFF'S PROCESS FOR IMPROVING COOPERATION WITH THE AGREEMENT STATES, SECY 91-121

LICENSING SUPPORT SYSTEM PROGRAM AND BUDGET RESPONSIBILITY

STRATEGY FOR DEALING WITH THE PROPOSED PA LLW PROGRAM AND FOR DETERMINING LOW LEVEL WASTE COMPATIBILITY ISSUES

REPORT AND RECOMMENDATION ON INDONESIA

----------------------------'---------------------'------------- - - -- --


COMS-92-001-IXS 02/03/1992

COMS-92-001-JRC 02/14/1992

COMS-92-001-KCR 02/27/1992

COMS-92-001-SY 01/0311992

COMS-92-002-FJR 05/18/1992

COMS-92-002-IXS 02/10/1992

COMS-92-002-JRC 03/03/1992

COMS-92-002-KCR 02/2811992

COMS-92-002-SY 01/16/1992

COMS-92-003-FJR 07/30/1992

COMS-92-003-IXS 03/1011992

COMS-92-003-JRC 04/0211992

COMS-92-003-KCR 04/0711992

COMS-92-003-SY 0211911992

COMS-92-004-FJR 10/07/1992

COMS-92-004-IXS 03/1211992

COMS-92-004-JRC 04/2311992

COMS-92-004-KCR 06/16/1992

COMS-92-004-SY 02/28/1992

COMS-92-005-IXS 04/2411992

COMS-92-005-JRC 05/18/1992

COMS-92-005-KCR 08105/1992

COMS-92-005-SY 03/0311992

COMSECY REPORT


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PRESIDENrs JANUARY 28, 1992 MEMORANDA REGULATORY REVIEW

PROPOSED RESPONSE TO CONGRESS - SEABROOK INSPECTOR GENERAL REPORT

SECY-92-064 - DISPOSITION OF THE WEAPONS GRADE NUCLEAR MATERIAL FROM DECOMMISSIONED NUCLEAR WEAPONS

Topaz Reactors

NRC REPRESENTATION OF THE FEDERAL COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (FCCSET) AD HOC WORKING GROUP ON RISK ASSESSMENT

'INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITY FEE RECOVERY

PERIODIC STATUS REPORTS ON PREMATURELY SHUT DOWN PLANTS

SHUTDOWN OF THE YANKEE NUCLEAR POWER STATION IN ROWE, MASSACHUSETIS

ACRS REQUEST TO RELEASE DRAFT DOCUMENTS

Enhanced Participatory Process

FOLLOW-UP TO THE 2/21/92 MEETING WITH THE IG

SECY-92-106-ACTION PLAN TO ENSURE TIMELY REMEDIATION OF SITES LISTED IN THE SITE DECOMMISSIONING MANAGEMENT PLAN (SDMP)

AP600 INTEGRAL SYSTEMS TESTING

NRC ADOPTION AS THE SINGLE SCOPE BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION AS THEBASIS FOR NRC "Q" SECURITY CLEARANCES AND "U" SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL ACCESS AUTHORIZATIONS

SECY-92-272, RE-EXAMINATION OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT SECURITY REQUIREMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE INTERNAL THREAT

MANAGEMENT LESSONS TO BE LEARNED FROM THE YANKEE ROWE EXPERIENCE

STAFF PROPOSALS FOR COMMISSION ACTION WHER THE SAME MATTER IS THE SUBJECT OF LITIGATION IN A PENDING AGENCY PROCEEDING A Proposed Position at the U.S. Mission to the Commission on European Communities

RESPONSE TO OMS-Medical QM Rule

PROPOSED RULE ON TITLE TRANSFER AND POSSESSION OF LOW LEVEL WASTE

NRC REPRESENTATION ON THE FEDERAL COORDINATING COUNCIL FOR SCIENCE, ENGINERRING AND TECHNOLOGY (FCCSET)AD HOC WORKING GROUP ON RISK ASSESSMENT RESOLUTION OF DEVIATIONS IDENTIFIED DURING THE SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION PROGRAM (SECY-92-223) STAFF ACTION PLAN FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF SECTION 2740 OF THE ATOMIC ENERGY ACT, AS AMENDED (EDO MEMO DATED FEBRUARY 6, 1992)


COMS-92-006-IXS 04/28/1992

COMS-92-006-JRC 06/0211992

COMS-92-006-KCR 08/07/1992

COMS-92-006-SY 03/17/1992

COMS-92-007-IXS 05/06/1992

COMS-92-007-JRC 10/0111992

COMS-92-007-SY 03/27/1992

COMS-92-008-IXS 05/08/1992

COMS-92-008-JRC 10/01/1992

COMS-92-008-SY 04/0811992

COMS-92-009-IXS 05/13/1992

COMS-92-009-JRC 10/30/1992

COMS-92-009-SY 04/10/1992

COMS-92-010-IXS 06/0211992

COMS-92-010-SY 04/15/1992

COMS-92-011-IXS 06/25/1992

COMS-92-011-SY 04/07/1992

COMS-92-012-IXS 07/29/1992

COMS-92-012-SY 04/15/1992

COMS-92-013-IXS 07/31/1992

COMS-92-013-SY 05/1211992

COMS-92-014-IXS 07/3111992

COMS-92-014-SY 05/12/1992

COMSECY REPORT


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RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS OF MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR WASTE (ACNW) ASLBP ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES

ACRS MEMBER APPLICANTS

STRATEGIC ISSUES AND GUIDANCE FOR THE FY 1993-1997 FIVE-YEAR PLAN

MAINTENANCE INSPECTION GUIDANCE

SECY-92-308: PROPOSED AMENDS TO FITNESS FOR DUTY RULE; SECY-91-348: ISSUANCE OF FINAL REVISION TO APP J TO 10 CFR PART 50--BACKFIT CONSIDERATIONS

SECY-91-243AND SECY-91-347, SUBMITIAL OF TWO GUIDANCE DOCUMENTS AND STAFF ANALYSES TO THE FEDERAL REGISTER, FOR PUBLIC COMMENT

REGULATORY REVIEW

NRC FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

SELECTION OF THE FACILITATOR FOR THE ENHANCED PARTICIPATORY RULEMAKING WORKSHOPS

STAFF REVIEW OF OIG REPORT 90-31H

INTERACTION WITH THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES ON HIGH-LEVEL WASTE ISSUES

Training and Experience Criteria, Withdrawal of an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

ASLBP ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES

MAINTENANCE INSPECTION GUIDANCE

PROPOSED RESPONSE TO THE EDO REGARDING THE NRG HUMAN RESOURCES STRATEGIC PLAN

APPOINTMENT OF NEW CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE

COMMISSION REVIEW OF DRAFT FY 1993 - 1997 INTERNAL PROGRAM/BUDGET REVIEW DOCUMENT


COMMISSION ACTION ON SECY-92-168

PROPOSED MEETING WITH NEW YORK STATE RE: LLW STORAGE STUDY

LICENSING SUPPORT SYSTEM PROGRAM AND BUDGET RESPONSIBILITIES (SECY-92-195)

REQUEST BY NRG STAFF TO ISSUE DECOMMISSIONING ORDER FOR SHOREHAM FACILITY ON AN IMMEDIATELY EFFECTIVE BASIS


COMS,92-015-IXS 08/13/1992

COMS-92-015-SY 05/2811992

COMS-92-016-IXS 08/28/1992

COMS-92-016-SY 06/01/1992

COMS-92-017-IXS 08/2811992

COMS-92-017-SY 06/2411992

COMS-92-018-IXS 09/01/1992

COMS-92-018-SY 07120/1992

COMS-92-018-WS 09/0111992

COMS-92-019-IXS 10107/1992

COMS-92-019-SY 08/07/1992

COMS-92-020-IXS 10113/1992

COMS-92-020-SY 08/14/1992

COMS-92-021-IXS 10/1311992

COMS-92-021-SY 08/20/1992

COMS-92-022-IXS 10115/1992

COMS-92-022-SY 08/21/1992

COMS-92-023-IXS 11/0211992

COMS-92-023-SY 08/25/1992

COMS-92-024-IXS 11103/1992

COMS-92-024-SY 08/28/1992

- COMS-92-025-IXS 11/10/1992

COMS-92-025-SY 09101/1992

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


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INSPECTION OF THE NRC'S STAFF ACCEPTANCE AND REVIEW OF THERMO-LAG 330-1 FIRE BARRIER MATERIAL '

CHEMETRON CORPORATION ·LICENSING BOARD ORDER APPROVING CONSENT ORDER AND TERMINATINGPROCEEDING (LBP-92-11; DOCKET NO. 040-08724)

SECY-92-195 - LICENSING SUPPORT SYSTEM PROGRAM AND BUDGET RESPONSIBILITIES

RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY COMMITIEE ON NUCLEAR WASTE (ACNW) (COMIS-92-006)

AP600 DESIGN (SECY-92-219)

SAFETY LIGHT CORPORATION - LICENSING BOARD ORDER CONSOLIDATING PROCEEDINGS ON LICENSE DENIALS AND ON DECONTAMINATION ORDER

NFS ERWIN

Reevaluatiofl of Fitness-For-Duty Rule

NFS ERWIN

SECY-92-314, "CURRENT LICENSING BASIS FOR OPERATING PLANTS"

PROHIBITED SECURITIES OF PROPOSED ACRS MEMBER

CORRESPONDENCE OF MR. ARNOLD GUNDERSEN

NRC CANDIDATES FOR A POSITION ON THE NATIONAL NUCLEAR ACCREDITING BOARD

DIG REPORT ENTITLED, "UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF NRG RESEARCH INFORMATION"

PROPOSED WORK FOR OTHERS BY THE CENTER FOR NUCLEAR WASTE REGULATORY ANALYSES

SECY 92-243 - Compatibility or Agreement State Programs; and SECY 91-047 - Draft Proposal from Pennsylvania for a Limited Agreement Under Section 274b TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE CRITERIA, WITHDRAWAL OF AN ADVANCE NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING PROPOSED SRM ON SECY-91-047 AND SECY-92-243

NUCLEAR MATERIALS MANAGEMENT AND SAFEGUARDS SYSTEM FUNDING

FY 1993 APPROPRIATIONS REDUCTION

TRIAL PROGRAM FOR CONDUCTING OPEN ENFORCEMENT CONFERENCES

Regulatory Review Group

NFS SITE VISIT OF AUGUST 27, 1992 AND PRESS RELEASE ON RUSSIAN HEU


COMS-92-026-IXS 12/09/1992

COMS-92-026-SY 09/1511992

COMS-92-027-SY 09/2111992

COMS-92-028A-SY 10/1311992

COMS-92-028-SY 09/2511992

COMS-92-029-SY 09/2811992

COMS-92-030-SY 10/08/1992

COMS-92-031-SY 10/2611992

COMS-92-032-SY 10/2611992

COMS-92-033-SY 1012811992

COMS-92-034-SY 10/30/1992

COMS-92-035-SY 11/0211992

COMS-92-036-SY 11/1211992

COMS-92-037-SY 12/22/1992

COMS-92-038-SY 12/31/1992

COMS-93-001-EGD 03/0511993

COMS-93-001-FJR 0310511993

COMS-93-001-IXS 02/0811993

COMS-93-001-KCR 03/0511993

COMS-93-001-SY 01/0411993

COMS-93-002-EGD 0512611993

COMS-93-002-FJR 03/1511993

COMSECY REPORT


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Proposed Review of the Regulation of the Medical Use of Byproduct Material

STAFF'S PLANNED ACTION TO ADDRESS ISSUES RELATED TO THERMO-LAG 330-1 FIRE BARRIER MATERIAL

UMETCO MINERALS CORP. - PRESIDING OFFICER'S MEMO AND ORDER GRANTING STATE OF UTAH'S REQ FOR HEARING & DENYING ITS PETION TO STAY ALIC AMENDMENT (LBP-92-20, AS AMENDED92-22 LETTER TO EPA ON CLEANUP CRITERIA ACTIVITIES

ACTIONS ON CLEANUP CRITERIA

APPOINTMENT OF ACRS MEMBER PETER R. DAVIS

PAPERWORK REDUCTION INITIATIVES

PROPOSED LETTER TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGARDING SUBPART I

Staff Requirements - SECY-92-219 - NRG-Sponsored Confirmatory Testing of the Westinghouse AP600 Design

Exterior Art Proposal Recommendation

NRG ASSUMPTION OF REGULATORY AUTHORITY FOR GASEOUS DIFFUSION ENRICHMENT FACILITIES LETTER TO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY ON THE STATUS OF THE HIGH-LEVEL WASTE REPOSITORY PROGRAM


ACTION ON GENERAL ATOMICS-SEQUOYAH FUELS CORPORATION


BACKGROUND PAPER FOR REVIEW OF THE COMMISSION'S REGULATIONS AND PRACTICE GOVERNING CITIZEN PETITIONS UNDER 10 CFR 2.206 FOR INSTITUTING PROCEEDINGS AGAINST LICENSEES (COMSECY-93-007) ACNW CHARTER

OGC MEMORANDUM DATED FEBRUARY 2. 1993

ACNW Charter

(COMIS-92-025) REGULATORY REVIEW

SEXUAL HARASSMENT PREVENTION POLICY STATEMENT AND BROCHURE

PROPOSED RULE ON REACTOR SITE CRITERIA


COMS-93-002-IXS 0212311993

COMS-93-002-KCR 0911611993

COMS-93-002-SY 0111111991

COMS-93-003-EGD 0610411993

COMS-93-003-FJR 04/2811993

COMS-93-003-IXS 0313111993

COMS-93-003-KCR 1012911993

COMS-93-003-SY 01/15/1993

COMS-93-004-EGD 06/04/1993

COMS-93-004-FJR 0613011993

COMS-93-004-IXS 03130/1993

COMS-93-004-KCR 11103/1993

COMS-93-004-SY 01/2111993

COMS-93-005A-IXS 0512611993

COMS-93-005-EGD 0613011993

COMS-93-005-FJR 09/29/1993

COMS-93-005-IXS 03/3111993

COMS-93-005-KCR 1112911993

COMS-93-005-SY 0112911993

COMS-93-006-EGD 09/2911993

COMS-93-006-FJR 10/08/1993

COMS-93-006-IXS 04/2111993

COMS-93-006-KCR 1210611993

Paper Type


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REEXAMINATION OF NRC DECOMMISSIONING REQUIREMENTS

SECY-93-255- LINE-ITEM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION IMPROVEMENTS

RECOMMENDATION FOR THE APPROVAL OF THE 1993 COMPARABILITY PAY INCREASE FOR ADM JUDGES & INFO ON COMPARABILITY PAY INCREASE FOR SENIOR LEVEL SYSTEM EMPLOYEES

FLEXIPLACE

METRICATION AND THE DESIGN CERTIFICATION OF THE SYSTEM 80+

COMKR-93-001/COMFR-93-001 -ACNW CHARTER

PRECEPTS AND RELATIONSHIPS FOR THE MAINTENANCE, RENEWAL AND EXTENSION OF NRC'S KNOWLEDGE BASE

Response to the SRM of December 10, 1992, Concerning the TMl-2 Advisory Panel

STUDY PLAN FOR REVIEW OF MEDICAL RADIATION PROTECTION OPTIONS (EDO MEMO TO COMMISSIONERS, DATED 612193) DEVELOPMENT OF CRITERIA FOR PUBLIC INTEREST EXEMPTIONS FROM THE FY 1993 FEE RULE (COMGD-93--005)

IG INVESTIGATION REPORT, CASE NO. 91-72A

National Performance Review and National Science Foundation High Performance Computation, Communications, and Information Technology (HPCCIT) Initiatives

RESPONSE TO SRM ON COMIS-92-026 - REVIEW OF THE REGULATION OF THE MEDICAL USE OF BYPRODUCT MATERIAL

NRC ACTIONS VIS-A-VIS ALLEGERS

DEVELOPMENT OF CRITERIA FOR PUBLIC INTEREST EXEMPTIONS FROM THE FY 1993 FEE RULE

EPA's Rescission of Subpart I for Materials Licensees

NRC Actions Vis-a-Vis Allegers

RE-INVENTION LABORATORY FOR REGULATORY REFORM

RESPONSE TO WESTINGHOUSE (WE) FINANCIAL ASSURANCE SUBMITTAL

EPA's Rescission of Subpart I for Materials Licensees

SECY-93-273 - Continuation of the "Nuclear Safely" Journal

BYPRODUCT MATERIAL DEVICE APPROVALS BY AGREEMENT STATES

SECY-93-324, RETURN TO THE U.S. OF FOREIGN .RESEARCH REACTOR FUELS THAT ORIGINATED IN THE UNITED STATES


COMS-93-006-SY 02/03/1993

COMS-93-007-EGD 12/16/1993

COMS-93-007-FJR 12/16/1993

COMS-93-007-IXS 05/19/1993

COMS-93-007-SY 02/03/1993

COMS-93-008-IXS 05/27/1993

COMS-93-008-SY 02/0511993

COMS-93-009-IXS 06/02/1993

COMS-93-009-SY 02/09/1993

COMS-93-010-IXS 07/01/1993

COMS-93-010-SY 02/10/1993

COMS-93-011-IXS 07/02/1993

COMS-93-011-SY 02/17/1993

COMS-93-012-IXS 08/03/1993

COMS-93-012-SY 03/16/1993

COMS-93-013-IXS 08/04/1993

COMS-93-013-SY 03/19/1993

COMS-93-014-IXS 08/04/1993

COMS-93-014-SY 03/19/1993

COMS-93-015-IXS 09/20/1993

COMS-93-015-SY 03/23/1993

COMS-93-016-IXS 10/1911993

COMS-93-016-SY 03/2911993


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Minor Amendments to 10 CFR Part 110 Export/Import Licensing Regulations

COMMISSION APPROVAL OF INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

COMMISSION APPROVAL OF INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

LICENSE RENEWAL

Background Paper for Review of the Commission's Regulations and Practice Governing Citizen Petitions Under 10 CFR 2.206 for Instituting Proceedings Against Licensees

FTE COVERAGE FOR THE VIENNA POSITION

REDUCTION OF WAITING PERIOD FOR STEP INCREASES FOR TWO ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGES

Proposed IG Audit of Fees for Materials Licensees

PLANS FOR FY 1993 FEE-RELATED ACTIONS

SECY-93-171 - REGION V REALIGNMENT STUDY

PENDING DOE PART 810 CASES FROM WESTINGHOUSE

SECY-93-182, STATUS OF THE PROGRAM FOR PRODUCING GUIDANCE DOCUMENTS FOR THE NON POWER REACTOR LICENSING PROCESS REPORT OF GRAND GULF OSART MISSION

PROPOSED RESPONSES TO REQUESTS FROM THE IG AND THE ASLBP REGARDING FTE ALLOCATIONS

PROPOSED STUDY OF REGION V REALIGNMENT

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE AGREEMENT STATES PROGRAM

SRM ON GUIDELINES ON THE ROLE, PROCEDURES, SIZE AND COMPOSITION OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE MEDICAL USES OF ISOTOPES (ACMUI)

COMMISSION REVIEW OF DRAFT FY 1994-1998 INTERNAL PROGRAM/BUDGET REVIEW DOCUMENT

SRM ON SECY-93-033 AND SECY-93-046, ROTATION AND EXPANSION OF MEMBERSHIP, ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE MEDICAL USES OF ISOTOPES

National Performance Review

RESPONSE TO COMSECY-93-004 REVIEW OF THE REGULATION F THE MEDICAL USE OF BYPRODUCT ATERIAL (COMIS-92,026)

PROPOSED EMPLOYEE ANNOUNCEMENT CONCERNING THE PRESIDENT'S MEMORANDUM ON THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT AND OPENNESS IN GOVERNMENT

ALLIED-SIGNAL V. NRG NOS. 91-1407, 91-1435, 92-1001AND92-1019 (D.C. CIR.1992)


COMS-93-017-IXS 11/29/1993

COMS-93-017-SY 03/3011993

COMS-93-018-IXS 12/02/1993

COMS-93-018-SY 04/02/1993

COMS-93-019-IXS 12/10/1993

COMS-93-019-SY 04/13/1993

COMS-93-020-IXS 12/22/1993

COMS-93-020-SY 04/2211993

COMS-93-021-SY 04/23/1993

COMS-93-022-SY 04/2011993

COMS-93-023-SY 04/28/1993

COMS-93-024-SY 04/3011993

COMS-93-025-SY 04/29/1993

COMS-93-026-SY 05/11/1993

COMS-93-027 A-SY 06/02/1993

COMS-93-027-SY 05/1311993

COMS-93-028-SY 05/13/1993

COMS-93-029-SY 05/14/1993

COMS-93-030-SY 05/17/1993

COMS-93-031-SY 05/2411993

COMS-93-032-SY 06/02/1993

COMS-93-033-SY 0610911993


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APPROVAL OF OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS REORGANIZATION

COMANCHE PEAK UNIT 2 FULL-POWER LICENSING (SRM M930316)

Computers i11 Nuclear Power Plant OperaUons

RENEWAL OF APPOINTMENTS OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON UCLEAR WASTE (ACNW) MEMBERS

PROPOSED FY 1995/1996 REDUCTIONS IN ACRS AND ACNW STAFF

STAFF RESPONSE TO THE SRM FOR SECY-92-351 - FINAL AMENDMENTS TO 10 CFR PART 61, "LICENSING REQUIREMENTS FOR LAND DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE" (WITS 9000236)

CONSIDERATION OF REORGANIZING NRC'S NUCLEAR WASTE ACTIVITIES

NRC STAFF PARTICIPATION IN INDUSTRY SPONSORED TRAINING SESSIONS ON INDUSTRY GUIDELINE FOR MONITORING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF MAINTENANCE AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS STRATEGIES AND OPTIONS FOR ENCOURAGING THE STATES AND COMPACTS TO DEVELOP NEW LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL FACILITIES

APPOINTMENT OF ACRS MEMBER

STAFF ACTION PLAN IN RESPONSE TO INVESTIGATION OF LOSS OF AN IRIDIUM-192 SOURCE AND THERAPY MISADMINISTRATION AT INDIANA REGIONAL CANCER CTR, INDIANA, PA, ON NOV 16, W92 NUREG-1480 STAFF GUIDANCE ON THE DISPOSITION OF INDUSTRY DOCUMENTS RECEIVED THROUGH NONROUTINE CHANNELS

ATLAS CORPORATION V. NRC, NO. 92-1561 {D.C. CIR. 1992)

RESCHEDULING OF ANNUAL UPDATE OF THE HUMAN RSOURCES STRATEGIC PLAN

Proposed Revisions to Draft Letter lo the Envlronmenlal Protection Agency Regarding the Subparl I Clean Air Act Standards for Facilities Other lhan Power Reactors

DRAFT LETTER TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY REGARDING THE SUBPART I CLEAN AIR ACT STANDARDS FOR FACILITIES OTHER THAN POWER REACTORS

DRAFT LETTER TO THE EPA REGARDING THE LOW-LEVEl: RADIOACTIVE WASTE STANDARDS

Draft Rulemaking Package on License Renewal

SRM - BRIEFING ON LITIGATION MATTERS, MTG. 5114/93 (CLOSED)

Proposed Staff Actioris to Address the llT Findings for the Unauthorized Forced Entry into the Prolected Area al Three Mile Island Unit 1 on February 7, 1993

Final Technical Position on Alternative Concentration Limits for Title II Uranium Mills

REMANDED ISSUES CONTAINED IN FISCAL YEARS 1991-1993 ANNUAL FEE RULES


COMS-93-034-SY 06/11/1993

COMS-93-035-SY 07/02/1993

COMS-93-036-SY 07107/1993

COMS-93-037-SY 07/20/1993

COMS-93-038-SY 07/21/1993

COMS-93-039-SY 07/23/1993

COMS-93-040-SY 07127/1993

COMS-93-041-SY 07/30/1993

COMS-93-042-SY 07/30/1993

COMS-93-043-SY 08/09/1993

COMS-93-044-SY 08/26/1993

COMS-93-045-SY 09/03/1993

COMS-93-046-SY 09/07/1993

COMS-93-047-SY 09/07/1993

COMS-93-048-SY 09114/1993

COMS-93-049-SY 09124/1993

COMS-93-050-SY 09/27/1993

COMS-93-051-SY 09/30/1993

COMS-93-052-SY 10/01/1993

COMS-93-053A-SY 12102/1993

COMS-93-053-SY 10/13/1993

COMS-93-054-SY 10/20/1993

COMS-93-055-SY 10127/1993

COMSECY REPORT


Recommending Third Party Assistance lo Licensees (OIG Report 91-72A)

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RESPONSE TO COMSECY-93-015- RESPONSE TO COMSECY-93-004 - REVIEW OF THE REGULATION OF THE MEDICAL USE OF BYPRODUCT MATERIAL

NPRJAGREEMENT STATE TASK FORCE REPORT

REQUESTS FROM PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA FOR SSISTANCE IN ESTABLISHING A MATERIAL CONTROL ND ACCOUNTING DRAFT LETTER TO THE EPA REGARDING THE PROPOSED RULEMAKING TO AMEND 40 CFR 192

Proposed Review Leller for the 1993 Maine Agreement State Program Review

COMPARISON OF THE GE NUCLEAR ENERGY ABWR DESIGN AND THE ABB- CE SYSTEM 80+ DESIGN WITH THE EPRl'S ALWR UTILITY REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT (URD)

PUBLIC INTEREST EXEMPTIONS

REVIEW TEAM ON PROTECTING ALLEGERS AGAINST RETALIATION

Petition for Reconsideration of Annual Fee Rule

STAFF LETTER ON THE "PROPOSED ALTERNATIVE STRATEGY FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGYS CIVILIAN RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM"

PROPOSED EMPLOYEE ANNOUNCEMENT ON HOSPITALITY SUITES, DINING WITH INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVES AND OTHER ETHICS-RELATED ISSUES ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING POTENTIAL RECRITICALITY AT TMl-2

MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN INPO AND NRC

RECONSIDERATION OF FY 1993 ANNUAL FEE RULE

PUBLIC WORKSHOP ON THE FORM AND CONTENT OF DESIGN CERTIFICATION RULES

LETTER CONCERNING THE ADOPTION BY THE AGREEMENT STATES OF REGULATIONS EQUIVALENT TO 10 CFR PART 20

Metrication Policy Exemption Request

RESPONSE TO OIG AUDIT REPORT ON NRC'S SYSTEM FOR AUDIT FOLLOW-UP

Sexual Harassment Prevention Brochure

COMGD-93-002 - SEXUAL HARASSMENT PREVENTION POLICY STATEMENT AND BROCHURE

UMETCO MINERALS CORPORATION (LBP-93-7, DOCKET NO. 40-08681-MLA)

FTE ALLOCATIONS


COMS-93-056-SY 10/0711993

COMS-93-057-SY 10128/1993

COMS-93-058-SY 10127/1993

COMS-93-059-SY 1111011993

COMS-93-060-SY 11/12/1993

COMS-93-061-SY 11118/1993

COMS-93-062-SY 1210811993

COMS-93-063-SY 1210811993

COMS-93-064-SY 12/1411993

COMS-93-065-SY 12117/1993

COMS-94-001-EGD 06130/1994

corv1S-94-001-FJR 0111811994

COMS-94-001-IXS 01/13/1994

COMS-94-001-KCR 06107/1994

COMS-94-001-SY 0110411994

COMS-94-002-EGD 0712911994

COMS-94-002-FJR · 02/0111994

COMS-94-002-IXS 0211711994

COMS-94-002-KCR 0912011994

COMS-94-002-SY 0110411994

COMS-94-003-EGD 09/1311994

COMS-94-003-FJR 06130/1994

COMS-94-003-IXS 0310311994

COMSECY REPORT


APPOINTMENT OF ACNW MEMBERS

SACRED HEART HOSPITAL

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NRG CANDIDATES FOR A POSITION ON THE NATIONAL NUCLEAR ACCREDITING BOARD

REGION V REALIGNMENT

STAFF REVIEW OF DOE REPORT - "ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL, REGULATORY, & TECHNICAL ISSUES ASSOCIATED WITH DOE ACCEPTING COMMERICIAL MIXED WASTE"

Financial Status and Proposed Funding Reductions

NRG COMMENTS ON DRAFT BILL "FEDERAL NUCLEAR FACILITIES LICENSING AND REGULATIONS ACT"

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR WASTE

PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT REGARDING REGIONAL REALIGNMENT

10 CFR PART 51 LICENSE RENEWAL RULEMAKING

Commissioner Assistant Positions

Enhanced Participa1ory Rulemaking for Recycle Criteria

Consultation with the Union Concerning Proposed Reorganization of Waste Management Within the Office of NMSS .

This COMKR was unused.

USE OF TRIGGER-VALUES

lnforrna1ion Brochure for State & Local Governments on the Merits of Stockpiling & Redistribution of Potassium Iodide (Kl) SECY-94-014, ENFORCEMENT AGAINST FLORIDA POWER FOR DISCRIMINATION

APPOINTMENT OF ACRS MEMBER

Decommissioning of Nuclear Power Reactors and Comments on SECY-94-179

EXEMPTING THE AP600 DESIGN FROM THE NRC'S METRICATION POLICY

Improving NRC's Control Over, and Licensees' Accountability for, Generally Licensed Devices

Commissioner Assistant Positions

EXPANDED INPUT IN ADVISORY COMMITTEE SELECTIONS


COMS-94-003-SY 01/1311994

COMS-94-004-EGD 10/31/1994

COMS-94-004-IXS 04/1911994

COMS-94-004-SY 01/13/1994

COMS-94-005-EGD 11/0711994

COMS-94-005-IXS 06/1411994

COMS-94-005-SY 01/24/1994

COMS-94-006-IXS 06/16/1994

COMS-94-006-SY 01/2611994

COMS-94-007 A-SY 02/1711994

COMS-94-007 -IXS 07/0111994

COMS-94-007-SY 02/0311994

COMS-94-008-IXS 07/08/1994

COMS-94-008-SY 02/1011994

COMS-94-009-IXS 0712011994

COMS-94-009-SY 02/10/1994

COMS-94-010-IXS 07/2211994

COMS-94-010-SY 03/18/1994

COMS-94-011-IXS 07/22/1994

COMS-94-011-SY 03/2411994

COMS-94-012-IXS 1011211994

COMS-94-012-SY 03/2511994


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DESIGN CONTROL DOCUMENT (DCD) CHANGE RESTRICTIONS FOLLOWING ISSUANCE OF A FINAL DESIGN APPROVAL (FDA) Continuing Training for Agency Supervisors. Managers. and Executives

DOCUMENT INFORMATION RETRIEVAL TRACKING PROJECT

NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ON AL TERNA TE CONCENTRATION LIMITS, LOW-LEVEL WASTE STANDARDS, AND RISK HARMONIZATION, COMSECY-93-032 Commissioner's Assistant Positions

Billing of the Cost of Advanced Reactors Research

NUCLEAR INFORMATION AND RESOURCE SERVICE V. NRC, D.C. CIR. NO. 93-1164

Delegation of Authority

PRESENTATION MATERIAL FOR FOREIGN TRAVEL

COMIS-93-018 - Computers in Nuclear Power Plant Operations

Implementation of D-RAP for the ABWR and System BO+ Applications

COMIS-93-018- COMPUTERS IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT OPERATIONS

Slaff Analysis and Comment to Proposal to Merge the Office of lnvestiga11ons with the Office of the Inspector General

CONTROLS ON NUCLEAR FUEL REPROCESSING EQUIPMENT FORMERLY OWNED BY A DOE CONTRACTOR

Litigation Matter f(b)(6) !Merit Systems Protection Board)

RECOMMENDED PROCEDURAL CHANGE TO PERMIT UNAVOIDABLY ABSENT COMMISSIONERS TO PARTICIPATE IN COMMISSION MEETINGS

OIG Report Case No. 93-85H

Sacred Heart Hospital (Ref: SRM on SECY-93-225)

Employee Guidance in the Situation of a Compelled Interview with the Office of the Inspector General

Technical Re11iew of Proposal From tne Kurchatov Institute on Nuclear Material Control and Accounlabilily (NUMACS Pr;:iject)

CONSOLIDATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE Sl)PPORT FOR ACRS AND ACNW

Iowa Allegation Referral

EX.6


COMS-94-013-IXS 10/31/1994

COMS-94-013-SY 03/1711994

COMS-94-014-IXS 11/03/1994

COMS-94-014-SY 04107/1994

COMS-94-015-IXS 11/07/1994

COMS-94-015-SY 04/2811994

COMS-94-016-IXS 12/2811994

COMS-94-016-SY 05/02/1994

COMS-94-017-SY 05/05/1994

COMS-94-018-SY 05/12/1994

COMS-94-019-SY 05/16/1994

COMS-94-020-SY 05/13/1994

COMS-94-021-SY 05/23/1994

COMS-94-022-SY 05/09/1994

COMS-94-023-SY 05124/1994

COMS-94-024-SY 05131/1994

COMS-94-025-SY 06/09/1994

COMS-94-026-SY 06/10/1994

COMS-94-027-SY 06/1611994

COMS-94-028-SY 06121/1994

COMS-94-029-SY 06/22/1994

COMS-94-030-SY 06/24/1994

COMS-94-031-SY 06/2411994


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Review of the Del;:iys in the Investigation of Rosemount Nuc:lear Instruments, lnc:orporaled

NRC COMMENTS ON EPA FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICE ON RESCISSION OF SUBPART T TO 40 CFR PART61 (URANIUM MILL TAILINGS DISPOSAL SITES)

Subpart I

PROPOSED MANAGEMENT DIRECTIVE 8.10, "NRC MEDICAL EVENT ASSESSMENT PROGRAM

Merger of 01 and OIG

CONTINUATION OF THE "NUCLEAR SAFETY" JOURNAL

Proposal for Recognition of Superior Safety Performance by Reactor Licensees

Draft Policy Statement for the Agreement State Program and Specific Review Area Recommendations

PROPOSED RESPONSE TO INVITATION TO JOIN MACRUC

ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBER SELECTION

REVISED ALARA INSPECTION PROCEDURE AND EPA REFERRAL FORM

PROCEDURES FOR MANAGING PAPERS OF FORMER COMMISSIONERS

Appointment of ACNW Members

Revised Draft Policy Statement for Agreement State Adequacy and Compatibility

LETTER TO NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO., MILLSTONE UNIT 3 (EA 94-012), RE: CONCLUSIONS IN 01REPORT1-92-032R

Implementation of Design Certification and Light-Waler Reactor Design Issues

Final Safety Evaluation Report (FSER) for the Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (ABWR) Design

Working Draft Regulatory Guide on Release Criteria for Decommissioning: NRC Starrs Draft for Comment (NUREG-1500)

OMB'S FY 1966 - 1999 FTE Guidance

Financial Status and Proposed Funding Reductions

Two-Year Trial Program for Conducting Open Enforcement Conferenc:es

Follow-up to June 10 Briefing on Rescission of the Environmental Protection Agency's Air Emissions Standards in .40 CFR Part 61, Subpart I Agreement With Portland General Electric in use or Trojan Components for Research by the NRC


COMS-94-032-SY 06/27/1994

COMS-94-033-SY 06/2911994

COMS-94-034-SY 0710811994

COMS-94-035-SY 07115/1994

COMS-94-036-SY 07/18/1994

COMS-94-037-SY 07/1811994

COMS-94-038-SY 0812411994

COMS-94-039-SY 09/09/1994

COMS-94-040-SY 09/16/1994

COMS-94-041-SY 09/2211994

COMS-94-042-SY 0913011994

COMS-94-043-SY 10107/1994

COMS-94-044-SY 10/17/1994

COMS-94-045-SY 10/2811994

COMS-94-046-SY 11108/1994

COMS-94-047-SY 11129/1994

COMS-94-048-SY 12/07/1994

COMS-94-049-SY 12/1211994

COMS-94-050-SY 12109/1994

COMS-94-051-SY 12114/1994

COMS-94-052-SY 12/15/1994

COMS-94-053-SY 12/1611994

COMS-94-054-SY 1212211994

COMSECY REPORT


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PROCEDURES FOR MANAGING PAPERS OF FORMER COMMISSIONERS

Programmatic Assessment Group (PAG) Recommendations Addressing COMIS-93-013 Area 2

NRC Stream6ning Plan

Commission Approval of the Final Safety Evaluation Report (FSER) for the ABB-CE System 80+ Design

Review of Regulations and Practices Governing Cilizen Petitions Under 10 CFR 2.206

Assessment of the NRC's Enforcement Program

Report of the Review Team for Reassessment of the NRC's program for Protecting Allegers Against Retaliation -Recommendations 11.B-1 and 11.B-2

RESOLUTION OF ALTERNATE CONCENTRATION LIMIT ISSUE WITH THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

Bylaws for the Advisory Committee on !he Medical Uses of Isotopes

Status of Next-Generation Reactor Reviews (March 1994-Augusl 1994)

Withdrawal of NRC Policy Statements

PROGRAMMATIC ASSESSMENT GROUP (PAG) RECOMMENDATIONS ADDRESSING COMIS-93-013 AREA4

Commission Guidance In The Strategic Planning Cycle

Proposed Review Ltr for California Program Reviews & Change in OSP Practice of Withholding Both Adequacy & Compatibility if Finding of Adequacy to Protect Public Health & Safety is W/held

NRC Candidates for a Position on the National Nuclear Accrediting Board

Proposed Review Letter for the Texas Program Review

Proposed Review Letter for the New Hampshire Program Review

ABB/CE Letter on Part 170 Fees for Part 52 Certification Rulemakings

Advisory Committee Member Selection ·

Proposed Review Letter for the Illinois Program Review

Proposed Review Letter for the New Mexico Program Review

Revised Proposed Review Letter for the North Carolina Program Review

Proposed Review Letter for the Maryland Program Review


COMS-94-055-SY 12/28/1994

COMS-94-056-SY 12/2911994

COMS-95-001-EGD 02/0611995

COMS-95-001-IXS 02/08/1995

COMS-95-001-KCR 03/17/1995

COMS-95-001-SAJ 08/1811995

COMS-95-001-SY 01/0911995

COMS-95-002-EGD 02/23/1995

COMS-95-002-IXS 05/11/1995

COMS-95-002-SY 01/1211995

COMS-95-003-IXS 05/18/1995

COMS-95-003-SY 01/26/1995

COMS-95-004-IXS 05/1911995

COMS-95-004-SY 0112611995

COMS-95-005-IXS 06/2111995

COMS-95-005-SY 02/07/1995

COMS-95-006-IXS 06/27/1995

COMS-95-006-SY 02/0711995

COMS-95-007-SY 02/1411995

COMS-95-008-SY 02/21/1995

COMS-95-009-SY 03/03/1995

COMS-95-010-SY 03/1311995

COMS-95-011-SY 03/14/1995

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


Proposed Review Letter for the Kentucky Program Review

Proposed Re11iew Letter for the Nebraska Program Review

SALP Criteria for Superior Performance

Nuclear Plant Evaluation Process

Reports for Fire Protection Task Action Plan and Thermo-lag Action Plan

Safety Implications of Electric Utility Restructuring

Accuracy and Completeness of Informational Reports

Final Rule, "Radiological Criteria for Decommissioning"

OIG Review of 10 CFR Section 2.206

Draft NRC FY 1996-1997 President's Budget (Green Book)

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Improper Influence Over Licensee Management by U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Official (Case No. 95-02A)

Screening Panel for Reviewing Nominations for the Position of Radiation TherapisUMedical Dosimetrist

Letter Dated May 12, 1995, from ACRS Members

Response te> the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Letter on Environmental Goals

Allegation of Commission and NRG Staff Retaliation Against INPO for Raising Concerns About NRC Management Intrusiveness (Case No. 95-21H)

Results of NRC Slaff Review of Nuclear Energy Institute Thermo-Lag 330-1 Combustibility Evaluation Methodology OIG Report, Alleged Mishandling of Allegations Pertaining lo Wrongdoing and Harassment and lnlimindatin at the S. Texas Project Nuclear Plant Evaluation of Physical Security Inspection Resources

Recommendation for Appointment of ACRS Members

Communication and Management Resolution of Inappropriate Regulatory Actions by NRG Staff

Programmatic Assessment Group (PAG) Recommendations Addressing COMIS-93-013 (Area 3)

Ur lo William H. Timbers, Jr., Pres. & CEO, United States Enrichment Corporation (USEC)

Disclosure of the Identity of a Confidential Source Due to an Overriding Safety Concern


COMS-95-012-SY 03/15/1995

COMS-95-013-SY 03117/1995

COMS-95-014-SY 0312711995

COMS-95-015-SY 04103/1995

COMS-95-016-SY 04/23/1995

COMS-95-017-SY 05/11/1995

COMS-95-018-SY 05111/1995

COMS-95-019-SY 05119/1995

COMS-95-020-SY 05122/19%

COMS-95-021-SY 06105/1995

COMS-95-022-SY 06108/1995

COMS-95-023-SY 06/12/1995

COMS-95-024-SY 07/0311995

COMS-95-025-SY 07121/1995

COMS-95-026-SY 07/27/1995

COMS-95-027-SY 07/27/1995

COMS-95-028-SY 07/31/1995

. COMS-95-029-SY 08101/1995

COMS-95-030-SY 08/09/1995

COMS-95-031-SY 08/09/1995

COMS-95-032-SY 08/11/1995

COMS-95-033-SY 08/25/1995

COMS-95-034-SY 08/25/1995

COMSECY REPORT


National Performance Review Phase II

Environmental Justice Strategy

Review of ACRS/ACNW Support Functions

Reappointment of Dr. Thomas Kress to ACRS

Appointment lo Screening Panel for Selection of New NSRRC Member


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Transmittal of Licensing and lnspeclion Guidance for Commission Review and Approval

Appointment of ACNW Member

The Appointment of Dr. Malcolm R. Knapp and Dr. Carl J. Paperiello lo the lnleragency Steering Committee on Radiation.Standards ·

Federal Register Notice on Extension of Schedule for Final Rule on Radiological Criteria for Decommissioning

Proposed Program Reductions to Develop NRC's FY 1997 Budget

Human Resources Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 1995 Through 2004

MOU Between NMSS and DOE of Waste Management

NSRRC Implementation of New Procedure for Selection of Advisory Committee Members

Draft FY 1997 Budget Submission lo the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) (Blue Book)

Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for1he Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards

Review of Drcift Commission Paper. "10 CFR Part 52 Combined License (COL) Review Process and COL Form and Content"

Proposed Commission Response to the Inspector General ConcerningConflicls of Interest in Term Employment of Professionals on Leave from Academic Institutions

Reports Elimination Legislation

Citizens Awareness Network, Inc. v. NRC, No. 94-1562 (1st Cir .. Decided July 20, 1995)

NRC Inspection of Activities & Docs of NRC Gen. Licensees Who Are Also Agreement State Licensees, al the Agreement State Office of Such Licensees in Order to Determine Compliance w/NRC

Prop. Dollar per Person-Rem Conversion Factor; Response 10 SRM Concerning Issuance of Regulatory Analysis Guidelines of US NRC & SRM Concerning Need for a Backfit Rule for Materials Licensees

Draft Federal Register Notice Inviting Comments on Proposed Commission Action In Response to Decision in Citizens Awareness Network Case


COMS-95-035-SY 08/3011995

COMS-95-036-SY 10103/1995

COMS-95-037-SY 10/0311995

COMS-95-038-SY 10/0611995

COMS-95-039-SY 10/2511995

COMS-95-040-SY 10/31/1995

COMS-95-041-SY 11/0811995

COMS-95-042-SY 11/2011995

COMS-95-043-SY 11/3011995

COMS-95-044-SY 12/05/1995

COMS-95-045-SY 12/1511995

COMS-96-001-EXM 10/0811996

COMS-96-001-GJD 07/19/1996

COMS-96-001-KCR 09123/1996

COMS-96-001-SAJ 07/19/1996

COMS-96-001-SY 02/15/1996

COMS-96-002-GJD 09/0411996

COMS-96-002-SAJ 09109/1996

COMS-96-002-SY 02/2811996

COMS-96-003-GJD 09/23/1996

COMS-96-003-SAJ 11/0111996

COMS-96-003-SY 02129/1996

COMS-96-004-GJD 09/3011996

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


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Leller to Department of Energy (DOE) Concerning Harassment and Intimidation

Summary of Comments on the Draft Report on Responsiveness to the Public

Resource Estimate for Oversight of DOE

Application of CAN v. NRC to Decommissioning Activities at the Trojan and Yankee Facilities

Generic Leller Describing Acceptable Policy for Training and Monitoring Shipper and Carrier Personnel

Pashelinsky Smelting and Refining, Jersey City, NJ

Slaff Technical Position on Alternate Concentration Limits for Tille II Uranium Mills

Proposed Settlement Agreement Regarding Attorney's Fees in Citizens Awareness Network v. NRC

McLandrich v. Southern Calif. Edison. San Diego Gas and Electric, Combustion Eng. lnc.,lnsl. of Nuclear Power (S.D. Cal.- INPO Req. for NRC Partic. in Motion to Transfer Case to NRG

Proposed Revision to 10 CFR 2.802, Petition for Rulemaking, Addressing Regulatory Improvements

Draft Leiter from EPA Informing Senator Glenn of Progress Made in Consensus & Cooperation Among Federal Agencies Responsible for Protecting the PlJblic from the Effects of Ionizing Radiation

Need for Additional Findings Regarding Private Ownership of the Gaseous Difffusion Plants Under the USEC Privatization Act

Nuclear Safety Proposal

Lener to Department of Interior Conveying NRC Views Related to Licensing of the Ward Valley Low Level Waste Dispo~al Facility

NRG Implementation of the Information Technology Management and Reform Act (ITMRA)

Draft OGC Order in Response to Citizens Awareness Network in Matter of Yankee Atomic Electric Company

U.S.-Russian Joint Coordinating Commillee for Radiation Effects Research - Status Report and Plans

Memo dld 8/30196: To Obtain Chairman Approval of the Information Resources Function to be Transferred to the Chief Information Officer

Consolidation of High-Level Waste Activities in NMSS

Letter to Department of Interior Conveying NRC Views Related to Licensing of the Ward Valley Low Level Waste Disposal Facility Memorandum dated September 27, 1996: Recommendation on Initial Structure for the Agency's Chief Information Officer (CIO) Structure Office of the General Counsel Analysis of Executive Order 12975, Regarding the Proteclion of Human Research Subjects and Creation of National Bioethics Advisory Commission

Agreement Stale Reimbursement of NRC Costs


COMS-96-004-SAJ 11/15/1996

COMS-96-004-SY 03/1111996

COMS-96-005-SY 03/1111996

COMS-96-006-SY 03/18/1996

COMS-96-007-SY 03/20/1996

COMS-96-008-SY 04/0811996

COMS-96-009-SY 04/24/1996

COMS-96-010-SY 04130/1996

COMS-96-011-SY 04/30/1996

COMS-96-012-SY 04/3011996

COMS-96-013-SY 04/30/1996

COMS-96-014-SY 04130/1996

COMS-96-015-SY 04/30/1996

COMS-96-016-SY 04/3011996

COMS-96-017-SY 04/30/1996

COMS-96-018-SY 04/30/1996

COMS-96-019-SY 04/3011996

COMS-96-020-SY 0311511996

COMS-96-021-SY 05/03/1996

COMS-96-022-SY 05103/1996

COMS-96-023-SY 05/03/1996

COMS-96-024-SY 05/0311996

COMS-96-025-SY 05/03/1996

COMSECY REPORT


Differing Professional Views or Opinions {NUREG-1518)

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Proposed Change of NRC Technical Advisor to lnteragency Nuclear Safety Review Panel

Partial Response to the Staff Requirements Memorandum, for SECY-95-249, on Risk Harmonization Issues and Recommendations

Early Commission Consultation on Revision lo Part 34, Radiography

Rev. Draft Ur from EPA Informing Sen. Glenn of Progress Made in Consensus & Cooperation Among Fed. Agencies Responsible for Protecting the Public from the Effects of Ionizing Radiation

Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Briefing Issues

Proposed Amendment of Safe Drinking Waler Bill

Recommendations for Appointment of ACRS Members

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Regulating Areas of Little Public Risk (OSI 1)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Low-Level Waste (DSI 5)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: High-Level Waste and Spent Fuel (DSI 6)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Materials/Medical Oversight (DSI 7)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Decommissioning - Non Reactor Facilities (DSI 9)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Reactor Licensing for Future Applicants (OSI 10)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Operating Reactor Program Oversight (OSI 11)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Information Resources Management Planning (DSI 16)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Fees (OSI 21)

Proposed Mission, Vision and General Goals for NRC

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Dual Regulation with Other Federal Agencies (DSI 3)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: NRC's Relationship with Agreement Slates (DSI 4)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Regulating a Small Number of Licensees (DSI 8)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: The Role of Industry (OSI 13)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Public Responsiveness Initiatives (DSI 14)


COMS-96-026-SY 05/03/1996

COMS-96-027-SY 05/03/1996

COMS-96-028-SY 05/03/1996

COMS-96-029-SY 05/03/1996

COMS-96-030-SY 05/08/1996

COMS-96-031-SY 05/07/1996

COMS-96-032-SY 05/08/1996

COMS-96-033-SY 05/13/1996

COMS-96-034-SY 05/21/1996

COMS-96-035-SY 05/23/1996

COMS-96-036-SY 05/31/1996

COMS-96-037-SY 06/26/1996

COMS-96-038-SY 06/26/1996

COMS-96-039-SY 06/26/1996

COMS-96-040-SY 07/03/1996

COMS-96-041-SY 07/03/1996

COMS-96-042-SY 08/09/1996

COMS-96-043-SY 08/12/1996

COMS-96-044-SY 08/20/1996

COMS-96-045-SY 08/22/1996

COMS-96-046-SY 09/06/1996

COMS-96-047-SY 10/15/1996

COMS-96-048-SY 10/16/1996

COMSECY REPORT


Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Management Philosophy {DSl 15)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Staffing and Core Capabilities (OSI 18)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Independent Oversight (OSI 19)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Research (OSI 22)

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Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Risk-Informed, Performance-Based Regulation {OSI 12)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Management and Organizalion (OSI 17)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: International Activities (DSI 20)

Exemption for Envirocare of Utah to Possess U-235 in Excess of Current Regulatory Limits

Report on Survey of Refueling Practices

SECY-96-034 - Interaction with Agreement States in Rulemaking Planning

Recommendations for Appointment of ACNW Members

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Oversight of the Department of Energy (DSI 2)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Enhancing Regulatory Excellence (DSI 23)

Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Decommissioning - Power Reactors (OSI 24)

Information Notice Concerning the Application of the "Final Rule on Timeliness in Decommissioning of Materials Facilities" to On-Site Burials

Request for Review of the Procedures for Placing an Agreement State on Probation

Procedures for Reappointment of Advisory Committee Members

Results of a Six-Month Trial Program on Voluntary Reporting By the Agreement States Under Revised Reporting Guidance and an Enhanced Data Collection

Draft FY 1998 Budget Transmission to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) (Blue Book)

ACRS Members Eligible for Reappointment In 1996 and 1997

Operating Reactor Program Oversight (DSl-11)

Recommendation of Screening Panel for Appointment of ACRS Members

Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards


COMS-96-049-SY 10/1111996

COMS-96-050-SY 11105/1996

COMS-96-051-SY 11107/1996

COMS-9!>-052-SY 12/10/1996

COMS-96-053-SY 12/23/1996

COMS-96-054-SY 12123/1996

COMS-9!>-055-SY 12123/1996

COMS-96-056-SY 12123/1996

COMS-96-057-SY 12/23/1996

COMS-96-058-SY 12123/1996

COMS-96-059-SY 12123/1996

COMS-96-060-SY 12123/1996

COMS-96-061-SY 12/23/1996

COMS-96-062-SY 12/23/1996

COMS-96-063-SY 12123/1996

COMS-96-064-SY 1212311996

COMS-96-065-SY 12/2311996

COMS-96-066-SY 12123/1996

COMS-96-067-SY 12/23/1996

COMS-96-068-SY 12/23/1996

COMS-96-069-SY 12/20/1996

COMS-97-001-EXM 04114/1997

COMS-97-001-GJO 03120/1997

COMSECY REPORT


In-Progress Draft of the NRC Strategic Plan

Panel Appoimment Recommendation

Internal Commission Procedures Voting Record Change

11/27196 Letter from Mr. Babak Armajani, Public Strategies Group

Oversight of the Department or Energy (OSI 2)

NRC's Relationship with Agreement States (OSI 4)

Low-Level Waste (OSI 5)

High-Level Waste (OSI 6)

Materials/Medical Oversight (DSI 7)

Decommissioning - Non Reactor Facilities (OSI 9)

Reactor Licensing for Future Applicants (OSI 10)

Operating Reactor Program Oversight (DSI 11)

Risk-Informed, Performance-Based Regulation (OSI 12)

Role of Industry (OSI 13)

Public Communication Initiatives (OSI 14)

International Activities (OSI 20)

Fees (OSI 21)

Research (OSI 22)

Enhancing Regulatory Excellence (DSI 23)

Power Reactor Decommissioning (DSI 24)

Draft NRC Strategic Plan (SARSC memo did 12/20/96)

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Secy-97-071 - Information Paper: Procedures to Ensure that Certification· of Privatized U.S. Enrichment Corporation Meets Requirements of the USEC Privatization Act

Procedures for Personnel Selections Subject 10 Commission Approval


COMS-97-001-KCR 06127/1997

COMS-97-001-NJD 03/05/1997

COMS-97-001-SAJ 01/29/1997

COMS-97-001-SY 01/07/1997

COMS-97-002-EXM 05/28/1997

COMS-97-002-GJD 05/2011997

COMS-97-002-NJD 03/31/1997

COMS-97-002-SAJ 03/2511997

COMS-97-002-SY 01122/1997

COMS-97-003-EXM 1011611997

COMS-97-003-GJD 12/16/1997

COMS-97-003-NJD 06/03/1997

COMS-97-003-SAJ 03131/1997

COMS-97-003-SY 01/2811997

COMS-97-004-EXM 1211511997

COMS-97-004-NJD 06/23/1997

COMS-97-004-SAJ 05106/1997

COMS-97-004-SY 02/25/1997

COMS-97-005-NJ D 08/18/1997

COMS-97-005-SAJ 05107/1997

COMS-97-005-SY 03/19/1997

COMS-97-006-NJD 09/1011997

COMS-97-006-SAJ 06/03/1997

COMSECY REPORT


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Near-Term Initiatives Affecting the.NRC's lnformalion Technology( IT) and lnformalion Managemenl (IM) Programs

F Clarily of Public Communicalions

Working Groop Meeting on International Nuclear Regulator Coordination

Revisions to Steps Involved in Correspondence Handling (SECY memo did 117/97)

NRC Action with Regard lo Ward Valley Low Level Waste (LLW) Disposal Site

SRM on Secy-97-087

Senior Executive Association Award Nominations

Comments by Commissioner Diaz on NRC Oversight of DOE

Final Technical Posilion on the Oisposilion of Cesium-137 Contaminated Emission Control Oust and Other Incident-Related Materials ·

Request for Briefing on New Federal Policy on lhe Use of Potassium Iodide

SECY-97-273, Improved Oversight over Radioactive Devices (Dicus memo dtd 12/16/97)

Reevaluation of the Role of the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS)

Appointment lo Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel {ASL BP)

Arrangement with the Armenian Nuclear Regulatory Authority

Streamlining NRC Adjudications (Joint Diaz-McGaffigan memo dtd 12/15197)

Senior Management Meeting (NJD memo dated 6/23/97)

International Nudear Regulators Association Meeting (May 29-30, 1997)

Final Safety Evaluation Reports (FSERs) On Two Evolutionary Designs

Shutdown Rulemaking, SECY-97-168 (NJD memo dated 8/18/97)

Response to Staff Requirements - COMSECY-96-028 - Strategic Assessment Issue Paper: Independent Oversight (OSI 19) Recommendations of the ACRS Member Candidate Screening Panel For Appointment of ACRS Members

Commission Procedures: Further Issues (NJD memo dated 9110/97)

Selection of Director of the Office of Research


COMS-97-006-SY 03/26/1997

COMS-97-007-NJD 12/1511997

COMS-97-007-SAJ 06/1911997

COMS-97-007-SY 03/27/1997

COMS-97-008-SAJ 07/09/1997

COMS-97-008-SY 04/0411997

COMS-97-009-SAJ 07/30/1997

COMS-97-009-SY 05/05/1997

COMS-97-010-SY 05/12/1997

COMS-97-011-SY 05/1511997

COMS-97-012-SY 05/2211997

COMS-97-013-SY 05/2311997

COMS-97-014-SY 05/16/1997

COMS-97-015-SY 07/2311997

COMS-97-016-SY 07125/1997

COMS-97-017-SY 08104/1997

COMS-97-018-SY 08/14/1997

COMS-97-019-SY 08/2011997

COMS-97-020-SY 0812011997

COMS-97-021-SY 09108/1997

COMS-97-022-SY 09/08/1997

COMS-97-023-SY 09/19/1997

COMS-97-024-SY 0912211997

COMSECY REPORT


Recommendation for Membership on the ACNW Screening Panel

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Streamlining NRC Adjudications (Joint Diaz-McGalfigan memo dtd 12/15/97)

Coordination with EPA on Final Rule on "Radiological Criteria for License Termination"

Approval of the Independent. Third-Party Org. Selected by Northeast Nuc. Energy Co. to Oversee Millstone Emp. Safety Cone. Prog. & Relaxation of Order Assessing Emp. Concerns

Discussion of Safety and Compliance (SAJ Memo dated 7/9/97)

Staff Proposal for Allowing EPA To Invoke NRC-EPA MOU Procedureswith Respect to Secy-97-046A, Final Rule on Radiological Criteria for License Termination

Additional Comments on SECY-97-102 - Proposed Rule on Financial Assurance Requirements for Decommissioning of Nuclear Power Reactors (SAJ Memo dated 7130/97)

Information on Generic Le1ter on Procedural Requirements for Financial Surety Submiltals to be Sent to Uranium Recovery Licensees

Recommendations for Appointment of ACNW Members

Proposed NRC Strategic Plan-Consultation Draft

Comments on Draft GAO Report, "Nuclear Regulation: Preventing Problem Plants Requires More Effective NRG Action"

Stearn Generator Rulemaking

Financial Assurance for Decommissioning Nuclear Power Reactors

Nuclear Safely Cooperation with India (OIP memo dated 7/23197)

Providing NRC Comments in Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERG) Proceedings (OGG memo dated 7125197)

7130/97 Letter from Native American Petitioners - In the Matter ol Energy Fuels Nuclear. Inc. (Hoyle memo .dated 8/4/97) ·

Draft Response to SRM on COMSAJ-97-007 and Proposed Comments on CERCLA Reauthorization Legislation (OGC memos dated 8/14/97 & 8120/97)

NRC'S FY 1999 Performance Plan (CFO memo dated 8120/97)

Draft FY 1999 Budget Transmission to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) (Blue Book){CFO memo dated 8/20197)

Removal of Day Loma Site from Western Nuclear. Inc. Source Material License SUA-56

Commission Procedures -- Recording of V<iles (Hoyle memo did 9/8/97)

Circular 175 Clearance for the Convention on Supplementary Funding for Nuclear Damage

Commission Concurrence on Signing a Joint Convention on the Safety of Spent Fuel Management and on the Safety of Radioactive Waste Management


COMS-97-025-SY 09129/1997

COMS-97-026-SY 09130/1997

COMS-97-027-SY 10/2711997

COMS-97-028-SY 10127/1997

COMS-97-029-SY 11/0711997

COMS-97-030-SY 11/19/1997

COMS-97-031-SY 1112411997

COMS-97-032-SY 11124/1997

COMS-97-033-SY 12/01/1997

COMS-97 -034-SY 12/24/1997

COMS-98-001-EXM 02102/1998

COMS-98-001-GJD 0210411998

COMS-98-001-JSM 12/15/1998

COMS-98-001-NJD 02/02/1998

COMS-98-001-SAJ 02/02/1998

COMS-98-001-SY 01115/1998

COMS-98-002-EXM 02/04/1998

COMS-98-002-GJ D 05/07/1998

COMS-98-002-JSM 12/2111998

COMS-98-002-NJD 02123/1998

COMS-98-002-SAJ 02/06/1998

COMS-98-002-SY 01/26/1998

COMS-98-003-EXM 0210211998

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


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Procedures for Personnel Selections Subject to Commission Approval (Hoyle memo dated 9129197)

Recommendations of the ACRS Member Candidate Screening Panel for Appointment of ACRS Members (Larkins memo dated 9/30/97)

Issues Concerning Draft EPA Standard for Yucca Mountain (OGG memo dated 10/23)

Federal Register Notice on Potassium Iodide (EDO memo dated 10123)

FY 1998 Appropriations Reductions (CFO memo dated 11/7/97)

S.981, The Regulatory Improvement Act of 1997 (OGC memo dated 11/19/97)

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Dana A. Powers (Larkins memo dtd 11124197)

Petition Regarding Haddam Neck Procedural Questions (OGC memo did 11124197)

Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (Larkins memo dtd 1211/97)

Impacts Resulting From the FY 1999 OMB Passback (CFO memo dtd 12124197)

Annual Fees for Storage of Spent Ft1el Uoint SAJ/EXM memo dtd 2/2/98)

SECY-97-285- Discussion of Resident Inspector Demographics and the Balance Between Expertise and Objectivity Oolnt GJD/EXM memo did 214198)

Sunshine Act Practices

Presidential Rank Awards (Joint EXMINJD memo did 2/2198)

Annual Fees for Storage of Spent Fuel Uoint EXM/SAJ memo dtd 2/2/98)

Draft NRC 1999 President's Budget to Congress (CFO memo dtd 1115/98).

SECY-97-285 ·Discussion of Resident Inspector Demographics and the Balance Between Expertise and Objectivity (Joint GJDIEXM memo dtd 2/4/98) Timeliness of Staff Reviews Related lo the Private Fuel Storage, Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation (GJD memo did 5/7/98)

Funding for Potassium Iodide Stockpiles (JSM memo did 12/21)

Reduction of Vulnerabilities in Emergency Preparedness (NJD memo did 2/23/98)

Comments 0t1 the 1998 Strategic Plan and Priority Issues for the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (SAJ memo did 2/6/98) Request for Starfire Project Approval and Funding (CFO memo dtd 1/26/98)

Presidential Rank Awards (Joint EXMINJD memo dtd 212198)


COMS-98-003-GJD 05/20/1998

COMS-98-003-NJD 04/13/1998

COMS-98-003-SAJ 02120/1998

COMS-98-003-SY 02102/1998

COMS-98-004-EXM 07/14/1998

COMS-98-004-NJD 07/09/1998

COMS-98-004-SAJ 06110/1998

COMS-98-004-SY 02/18/1998

COMS-98-005A-SY 06/26/1998

COMS-98-005-EXM 07/29/1998

COMS-98-005-NJ D 08/06/1998

COMS-98-005-SAJ 11/02/1998

COMS-98-005-SY 02/27/1998

COMS-98-006A-NJD 10/21/1998

COMS-98-006-EXM 12/15/1998

COMS-98-006-NJD 08111/1998

COMS-98-006-SY 03/17/1998

COMS-98-007 A-NJ D 11/1611998

COMS-98-007-NJD 10/20/1998

COMS-98-007-SY 03125/1998

COMS-98-008-SY 04/02/1998

COMS-98-009-SY 04/06/1998

COMS-98-010-SY 04/07/1998

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


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Patient Notification: An Alternative Approach (SECY-98-054) (GJD memo dtd 5/20/98)

NRC Staff Office Procedures. (NJD memo dtd 4/13/98)

Discussion on Risk-i'nformed, Performance-Based Regulation (SAJ memo did 2120198)

FY 1999 Perfurmance Plan (CFO Memo did 212198)

Policy for Granting Enforcement Discretion as a Result of Natural Events (EXM memo did 7/14/98)

Clearance Rule - SECY-98-028 (NJD memo dtd 7/9/98)

COMNJD-98-001/COMEXM-98-003 - Presidential Rank Awards

Combined License Review Process (EDO memo did 2/18)

Response to Comments on Systematic Review of the Commission's Internal Procedures, COMSECY-98-005 (SAJ memo dtd 6126/98) EN 98-538, Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalty at Calvert Cliffs. EA 98-280 (EXM memo dtd 7/29)

Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel (NJD memo dated 8/6/98)

Strategic Plan for Voluntary Separation Incentive Payments (Buyouts) (SAJ memo did 11/2198)

Systematic Review of the Commission's Internal Procedures SECY memo did 2/27/98)

Clarity of Public Communications - COMNJD-98-006 (NJD memo dtd 10/23/98)

Sunshine Act Practices

Clarity of Public Communications (NJD memo dated 8111198)

Proposed FY 1998-2003 Strategic Plan (CFO memo dtd 3117/98)

Commission Decision-Making Regarding the Effects of Legal Advice and Litigative Risk on High-Priority Policy Matters

Commission Decision-Making Regarding the Effects of Legal Advice and Lltigative Risk on High-Priority Policy Matters (NJD memo dtd 10/20)

Program Planning Assumptions and Policy and Program Guidance forthe FY 1999-2001 Planning and Budgeting Cycle (CFO memo dtd 3/25/98)

Options for Implementing Improvements to Hearing Process for License Renewal (OGC memo dtd 412/98)

Report on Six Month Pilot Project to Monitor Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Proceedings (OGC memo dtd 4/6/98)

Experts Needed for Plant Life Extension Cases (ASLBP memo dtd 4/7/98)


COMS-98-011A-SY 06/17/1998

COMS-98-011-SY 04/0811998

COMS-98-012-SY 04/10/1998

COMS-98-013-SY 05127/1998

COMS-98-014-SY 06/17/1998

COMS-98-015-SY 07/0611998

COMS-98-016-SY 07113/1998

COMS-98-017-SY 07/17/1998

COMS-98-018-SY 07/24/1998

COMS-98-019-SY 07/2711998

COMS-98-020-SY 07/31/1998

COMS-98-021-SY 08106/1998

COMS-98-022-SY 07/28/1998

COMS-98-023-SY 08/17/1998

COMS-98-024-SY 08/25/1998

COMS-98-025-SY 08128/1998

COMS-98-026-SY 08/20/1998

COMS-98-027-SY 09/04/1998

COMS-98-028-SY 09/1711998

COMS-98-029-SY 09117/1998

COMS-98-030-SY 0912511998

COMS-98-031-SY 09130/1998

COMS-98-032-SY 10109/1998

Paper Type


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FY 1999 and 2000 Budgeting Scenarios (CFO memo dtd 6/17/98)

FY 1999 and FY 2000 Budgeting Scenarios (CFO memo dtd 418198)

FY 1998 Midyear Review (CFO memo did 4/10/98)

Evaluation of Rulemaking Language Proposals Concerning 10 CFR 50.59 (Changes, Tests and Experiments)

Revision to Management Directive (MD) 6.1 -Resolution and Followup of Audit Recommendations

Statement of Policy on Conduct of Adjudicatory Proceedings (OGC memo dated 7/6/98)

Federal Register Notice on Potassium Iodide (EDO memo dtd 7/13/98)

FY 1999 Appropriations Appeal Letter (CFO memo dtd 7/17/98)

Case-Specific Order for License Renewal Proceedings (OGC memo dtd 7/24/98)

Transition Plan for the Special Projects Office (EDO memo did 7/27198)

NRC Issues with the Environmental Protection Agency's Draft Yucca Mountain Standard (40 CFR Part 197) (EDO memo dtd 7/31/98)

FY 2000 OMB Budget/Performance Plan Narrative (CFO memo did 8/6/98)

Proposal to Permanently Dispose of "Unimportant Quantities" of Source Material Without a License Pursuant to 1 O CFR Sec. 40.13(a) (OGC memo dtd 7128/98)

Classified Tille (OIP memo dated 8117/98)

Response to Issues Raised Witl1in the Senate Authorization Context and July 17, 1998 Stakeholder Meeting (EDO memo dtd 8125/98)

Final Safety Evaluation Report (FSER) and Final Design Approval (FDA) for the AP600 (EDO memo dated 8/28/98)

ACRS/ACNW Slaff Reorganization (Larkins memo dated 8120/98)

Allocation of Commission Representation Funds (CFO memo dated 914198)

FY 2000 Blue Book Submission (CFO memo dated 9117198)

Draft FY 1998-2003 Strategic Plan (CFO memo dtd 9117198)

Proposed Reorganizations (EDO memo dtd 9130198)

FY 1999 Appropriations - S1 Miiiion Reduction and Buyouts (CFO memo did 10/9198)

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EX.5


COMS-98-033-SY 10/28/1998

COMS-98-034-SY 10/28/1998

COMS-98-035-SY 10130/1998

COMS-98-036-SY 11103/1998

COMS-98-037-SY 11/19/1998

COMS-98-038-SY 12/2111998

COMS-98-039-SY 12123/1998

COMS-99-0001-EXM 04122/1999

COMS-99-0001-GJD 01/20/1999

COMS-99-0001-JSM 03/02/1999

COMS-99-0001-NJD 01120/1999

COMS-99-0001-RAM 11119/1999

COMS-99-0001-SAJ 06/05/1999

COMS-99-0001-SY 01/15/1999

COMS-99-0002-GJD 01122/1999

COMS-99-0002-JSM 11124/1999

COMS-99-0002-NJD 05/13/1999

COMS-99-0002-SY 01/29/1999

COMS-99-0003-GJD 0112811999

COMS-99-0003-NJD 06103/1999

COMS-99-0003-SY 02/18/1999

COMS-99-0004-GJD 07/26/1999

COMS-99-0004-GJD 07126/1999

COMSECY REPORT


Draft Fiscal Year 1997 NRG Annual Report (CIO Memo did 10121)

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Recommendation of the ACRS Member Candidate Screening Panel for Appointment of an ACRS Member (Larkins memo dtd 10/28/98)

Enforcement Policy Revision for Granting Enforcement Discretion As A Result of Natural Events (10130/98 EDOmemo)

Draft NRC Contingency Plan for the Year 2000 Issue in the Nuclear Industry (1113/98 EDO memo)

A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Proposal to Facilitate the Disposal of Mixed Waste (EDO memo did 11/19/98) WITS 9700191 and 9800044 - Request for Schedule and Milestone Changes (Tasking Memo Item IV.B) - 1 O CFR 50.59 Rulemaking (EDO memo did 12/21/98)

Reappointment of ACRS Members Dr. George E. Apostolakis, Dr. Mario H. Fontana, and Dr. Don W. Miller (ACRS Memo did 12123198)

Reconsideration of SECY-99-017 ("Proposed Amendment to 10 CFR 50.55A") (EXM memo dtd 4/22/99)

OIP Performance

Schedule for Final Rulemaking Concerning 10 CFR Part 35. Medical Use of Byproduct Material (JSM memo dtd 3/2/99)

OIP Performance

Funds for Reimbursement of Agreement States for Work Already Completed on NRC Formerly Licensed Sites

l<b)(6) r Ubl<6l Draft NRC FY 2000 President's Budget to Congress (1/15/99 CFO memo)

Your January 19, 1999 Memorandum on the Nuclear Energy Agency

FOIA Requests

Nevada Public Meeting on Spent Fuel Transportation (NJD memo dtd 5/13/99)

Proposed FY 2000 Authorization Legislation (1/29199 CFO memo)

Floater Support for Commission Offices (GJD memo dtd 1128)

Additional Considerations for Resolution of SECY-98-300 and SECY-99-133 (NJD memo did 613/99)

Alternative lo Nuclear Waste Bill (EDO memo dtd 2118/99)

Reorganization of lhe Office of the Executive Director of Operations (Chairman Dicus Memo OTO 7/26/1999).

Reorganization of the Office of the Executive Director of Operations (Chairman Dicus Memo DTD 7/2611999).

EX.6


COMS-99-0004-NJD 07/0111999

COMS-99-0004-SY 03/01/1999

COMS-99-0005-GJD 08/1611999

COMS-99-0005-GJD 08/1611999

COMS-99-0005-NJD 11/24/1999

COMS-99-0005-SY 03101/1999

COMS-99-0006-NJD 12123/1999

COMS-99-0006-SY 03/03/1999

COMS-99-0007-SY 03/1211999

COMS-99-0008-SY 03/19/1999

COMS-99-0009-SY 03119/1999

COMS-99-0010-SY 0312311999

COMS-99-0011-SY 03/19/1999

COMS-99-0012-SY 03124/1999

COMS-99-0013-SY 04123/1999

COMS-99-0014-SY 04/27/1999

COMS-99-0015-SY 05126/1999

COMS-99-0016-SY 05126/1999

COMS-99-0017-SY 06104/1999

COMS-99-0018-SY 06/18/1999

COMS-99-0019-SY 06/21/1999

COMS-99-0020-SY 06/25/1999

COMS-99-0021-SY 06130/1999


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Cooperatjon with Mexico (NJD memo dtd 7/1/99)

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Thomas S. Kress (ACRSIACNW memo did 311199)

ASLBP Judicial Staffing Needs (GJD Memo DTD 8/16/99)

ASLBP Judicial Staffing Needs (GJD Memo DTD 8116199)

FO!A Requests

Reappointment of ACNW Member B. John Garrick (ACRS/ACNW memo dtd311/99)

F The Effects of Industry Consolidation on NRG Oversight

Draft Federal Register Notice Announcing Intent to Implement Sunshine Act Rules (OGC memo did 3/3/99)

Notice of Intent to Ship Low-Level Decommissioning Waste From the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant lo Waste Control Specialists' Facility in Andrews, Texas (EDO memo did 3/12199) FY 2000 and FY 2001 Budgeting Scenarios (CFO memo did 3/19/99)

Program Planning Assumptions for the FY 2000-2002 Planning and Budgeting Cycles (CFO memo did 3119199)

Millstone Independent Review Team Results and Enforcement Action for Discrimination at Millstone (01 Case Nos.1-96-002, 1-97-007) (OGC memo did 3/23/99)

Proposed Restructuring of the Standing Technical Commillees of the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) and Related Issues (OIP memo did 3/19/99)

Office of International Programs Annual Report (OIP memo dtd 3/24199)

Development of Branch Technical Position on a Performance Assessment Methodology for Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities (NUREG-1573)

Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRSIACNW memo did 4/27/99) .

Nuclear Reactor Safely Chapter of the Strategic Plan (CIO memo did 5/26/99)

Recommendations 2 and 3 of the MIRT, Regarding Witness Credibility and DI Conclusions, Staff Requirements Memorandum (SRM)(EDO memo did 5126/99)

Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste, Request for Increased Funding and Personnel for Fiscal Years 2001-2002 (Larkins memo did 614199)

Self Assessment of ACRS and ACNW Performance (memo fm J.Larkins did 6/18/99)

Proposed License lo Export High Enriched Uranium (HEU) for Production of Medical Isotopes at the Canadian Maple Reactors (XSNM-03060) (OGC memo did 6/21/99) NRG Response to Request for Support of Federal Tax Relief for Whistleblowers (OGC memo dtd 6125199)

Revised Stalf Guidance for Considering Environmental Justice Under the National Environmental Policy Act (EDO memo dtd 6130199)


COMS-99-0022-SY 07/02/1999

COMS-99-0023-SY 07/0611999

COMS-99-0024-SY 07/0711999

COMS-99-0025-SY 08/05/1999

COMS-99-0026-SY 08/05/1999

COMS-99-0027-SY 08/0611999

COMS-99-0028-SY 08/12/1999

COMS-99-0029-SY 08/19/1999

COMS-99-0030-SY 08123/1999

COMS-99-0031-SY 09/0711999

COMS-99-0032-SY 10/1311999

COMS-99-0033-SY 10/20/1999

COMS-99-0034-SY 10129/1999

COMS-99-0035-SY 11/1011999

COMS-99-0036-SY 11/23/1999

COMS-99-0037-SY 12/02/1999

COMS-99-0038-SY 12/09/1999

COMS-99-0039-SY 12/1311999

COMS-99-0040-SY 12/14/1999

COMS-99-0041-SY 12122/1999

COMS-99-0042-SY 12/22/1999

COMSECY REPORT


Sunshine Act Comment Resolution (OGG memo dtd 7/2/99)

Draft FY 2001 OMB Budget/Performance Plan (CFO memo dtd 716199)

Draft Reactor Safety Chapter of the Stralegic Plan (CFO memo dtd 717/99)

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Solicitation for New Member for the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (815/99 ACRS/ACNW memo)

Legislative Proposal Regarding Hearing Procedures (OGC Memo dtd 8/5/99)

Issues Raised by International Uranium License Amendment Proceeding/Options for Commission (OCAA memo dtd 8/6/99)

Leiter to Senate Foreign Relations Committee on "Security Assislance Act of 1999" (OGG memo did 8/12/99)

Continued State Presence at Permanently Shut Dow11 Nuclear Power Facilities Undergoing Decommissioning (EDO memo did 8119199)

Executive Order on Federalism (OGG memo did 8123199)

Additional Information Concerning Staff Requirements - SECY-99-070- Implementation Plan for the Public Communications Initiative (DSl-14) (CID memo dtd 917/99)

Year 2000 Response Staffing and Information Flow (EDO memo dtd 10/13/99)

DOE Distribution of MOX Test Samples to Ca11ada (OIP memo dtd 10120/99)

Release of Information About Plant Outage Schedules (EDO memo did 10/29199)

Response To Staff Requiremenls Memorandum - COMNJD-99-004. Cooperation With Mexico

Draft Nuclear Waste Safety Chapter of t11e Strategic Plan (CFO memo dated 11/23/99)

F Internal Commission Procedures (SECY memo Dated 12/2/1999)

Draft Nuclear Materials Safety Chapter of the Strategic Plan

House Report 2684, August 3. 1999: Hazardous Substance Superfund (Including Transfers of Funds) Language and Staff Request for Guidance

Referral of a Potential Concern Involving the State of Utah and Envirocare

S. 1793, "Nuclear Decommissioning Assurance Act of 1999"

Draft Nuclear Reactor Safety Chapter of the Strategic Plan


COMS-00-0001-EXM 03/30/2000

COMS-00-0001-JSM 02/0112000

COMS-00-0001-RAM 02/14/2000

COMS-00-0001-SY 01/0512000

COMS-00-0002-EXM 10/13/2000

COMS-00-0002-JSM 04/1912000

COMS-00-0002-RAM 02/29/2000

COMS-00-0002-SY 01/04/2000

COMS-00-0003-JSM 10/31/2000

COMS-00-0003-RAM 03/2412000

COMS-00-0003-SY 01/0712000

COMS-00-0004-SY 01/10/2000

COMS-00-0005-SY 01/13/2000

COMS-00-0006-SY 01/1712000

COMS-00-0007-SY 01/21/2000

COMS-00-0008-SY 01/24/2000

COMS-00-0009-SY 01/31/2000

COMS-00-0010-SY 01/3112000

COMS-00-0011-SY 02/02/2000

COMS-00-0012-SY 02/11/2000

COMS-00·0013-SY 02/11/2000

COMS-00-0014-SY 02/28/2000

COMS-00-0015-SY 03103/2000

COMSECY REPORT


Office of Commission Appellate Adjudication; Staffing Needs

F Commission lnleraction with Tribal Governments

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Request for National Academy of Sciences Study of National Policy Issues on Control of Solid Materials

Non-Sunshine Act Discussions

F Expansion of NRC Statutory Authority Over Medical Use of Naturally Occurring and Accelerator-Produced Radioactive Material (NARM)

F Meritorious Award for EEO Excellence

ASLBP Judicial Staffing Matters

Reappointment of Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste Member - George M. Hornberger

Slaff Readiness for New Nuclear Plant Construction and the Pebble Bed Reactor

Administrative Judge Review Committee Recommendations on Appointments to the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel Full-Time Legal Administrative Judge Register

F Meetings on NRC Response to Stakeholders' Concerns

Draft NRC FY 2001 Budget Estimates and Performance Plan

F Arms Conlrol, Nonproliferation, and Security Assistance Act of 1999

Recommendations of the ACNW Member Candidate Screening Panel for Appointment of ACNW Members

FY 2001 and FY 2002 Budgeting Scenarios

Proposed FY 2001 Authorization Legislation

F Rulemaking on Discrete Radioactive Particle Dose Constrain!

FY 1999 Program Performance Information

F Request for Extension of Comment Period on Draft Policy Statement on Decommissioning Criteria for West Valley

Draft FY 2000-2005 Strategic Plan

Legislative Proposal to Amend ERA Section 211

Response to Congressional Request for Five-Year Planning Information

F Broadcasting Commission Meetings on the Internet


COMS-00-0016-SY 03/03/2000

COMS-00-0017-SY 03/06/2000

COMS-00-0018-SY 03106/2000

COMS-00-0019-SY 0311012000

COMS-00-0020-SY 04/13/2000

I COMS-00-0021-SY 04/17/2000 I. I COMS-00-0022-SY 04127/2000

COMS-00-0023-SY 05/11/2000

COMS-00-0024-SY 05/1212000

COMS-00-0025-SY 05117/2000

COMS-00-0026-SY 0610212000

COMS-00-0027-SY 0610612000

COMS-00-0028-SY 06/1512000

COMS-00-0029-SY 06/1412000

COMS-00-0030-SY 06130/2000

COMS-00-0031-SY 08118/2000

COMS-00-0032-SY 09/05/2000

COMS-00-0033-SY 1010412000

COMS-00-0034-SY 1011212000

COMS-00-0035-SY 10/1612000

COMS-00-0036-SY 10/1812000

COMS-00-0037-SY 10/26/2000

COMS-00-0038-SY 11113/2000

COMSECY REPORT


Appropriations Bill Report Language on NRC's Statutory OffiGes

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... l(_b.,.)(._6.._) ____ _.f Envirocare of Utah. Inc. - Staffs Proposed Closure of Enforcement Considerations

Comments oo GSA Proposed FACA Regulations

Draft Fiscal Year 199g Annual Report

YucGa Mountain Review Plan (YMRP)

Recommendation of the ACRS Member Candidate Screening Panel for Appointment of an ACRS Member

Broadcasting Commission Meetings Over the Internet

Elimination of Unnecess.ary Statutory Paperwork Burdens

F Plans Regarding the "One VoiGe" Initiative for Your Information

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Proposed Language for Consideration in a Memorandum of UnderstandirlQ with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Revised FY 2000-2005 Strategic Plan

Amendment to Safety Light Corporation License

Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to SoliGit Qualified Candidates for the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards Assessment of Technical Expertise Needed for the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards

FY 2002-2003 Budget Proposal

Regulatory Jurisdiction Over Atomic Energy Act Material on Indian Land

Recommendation of Candidates for ACRS Member Candidate Screening Panel

F Request to Discontinue the Diagnostic Evaluation Program

Proposed Memorandum of Understanding Between U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Draft FY 2002 Budget Estimates/Performance Plan (Green Book)

F Safeguards PerformanGe Assessment Issues Associated with the Revised Over::;ighl Process

New Commissioner Orientation Notebook

F Final Guidelines for Applying Risk-Informed Decisionmaking In License Amendment Reviews

EX.6


COMS-00-0039-SY 11/14/2000

COMS-00-0040-SY 12/21/2000

COMS-00-0041-SY 12/19/2000

COMS-00-0042-SY 12/20/2000

COMS-01-0001-EXM 12/26/2001

COMS-01-0001-JSM 04/12/2001

COMS-01-0001-NJD 04/20/2001

COMS-01-0001-RAM 05/01/2001

COMS-01-0001-SY 01/02/2001

COMS-01-0002-JSM 08/03/2001

COMS-01-0002-NJD 12/07/2001

COMS-01-0002-RAM 06/22/2001

COMS-01-0002-SY 01/05/2001

COMS-01-0004-SY 02102/2001

COMS-01-0005-SY 0211612001

COMS-01-0006-SY 02116/2001

COMS-01-0007-SY 02/27/2001

COMS-01-000B-SY 03/01/2001

COMS-01-0009-SY 03120/2001

COMS-01-0010-SY 03/16/2001

COMS-01-0011-SY 04/10/2001

COMS-01-0012-SY 04/10/2001

COMS-01-0013-SY 04/17/2001

COMSECY REPORT


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Florida Power & Light Co. License Renewal Application for Turkey Point Units 3 ;;ind 4; Licensing Board Referral and Scheduling Order

F Request to Receive Maywoodand Wayne, New Jersey, FUSRAP Material for Disposal


Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. William J. Shack

F D.C. Cook Potential Red Finding, and the Implementation of the Significance Determination Process Within the Reactor Oversight Process

F Coordination with Mexico and Canada

F COMNJD-01-0001 - Power Uprate Applications

Draft Policy Statement Providing Decommissioning Criteria for West Valley

F Response Letter to U!<ih on Land Ownership Issue

F Transportation of Spent Fuel

Physical Security Measures


NEA Questionnaire oil Unrestricted Release

Proposed Hearing Schedules for MOX Construction Authorization Rquest Proceeding



FY 2002 and FY 2003 Budgeting Scenarios

Reappointment of ACNW Member Dr. Raymond G_ Wymer

Proposed Response to State of Texas on Assured Isolation of Low-Level Radioactive Waste

Fees Related to Research Activities Supporting First-of-a-Kind Applications for a License or Certification


Price-Anderson Act Developments

F Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards


COMS-01-0014-SY 04/18/2001

COMS-01-0015-SY 05/1712001

COMS-01-0016-SY 05/24/2001

COMS-01-0017-SY 05129/2001

COMS-01-0018-SY 06114/2001

COMS-01-0019-SY 07/0312001

COMS-01-0020-SY 07/13/2001

COMS-01-0021-SY 07112/2001

COMS-01-0022-SY 07/16/2001

COMS-01-0023-SY 0712312001

COMS-01-0024-SY 08/0612001

COMS-01-0025-SY 08/31/2001

COMS,01-0026-SY 09/1212001

COMS-01-0027-SY 09/2712001

COMS-01-0028-SY 10/0212001

COMS-01-0029-SY 10/16/2001

COMS-01-0030-SY 10/29/2001

COMS-01-0031-SY 11/0512001

COMS-01-0032-SY 11/2712001

COMS-01-0033-SY 1210312001

COMS-01-0034-SY 12/1012001

COMS-01-0035-SY 12/13/2001

COMS-01-0036-SY 12117/2001

COMSECY REPORT


Update to Matrix of Areas of NRC and EPA Interactions

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F Continuation of Sending Paper Copies of a Selected Set of Documents to the Public Document Room

Providing Timely Access to Sensitive Financial Information in Connection with License Transfer Applications

Order Referring Petitions to Intervene in MOX Proceeding to Licensing Board

NRC Concurrence in the Suggested State Regulation (SSR), Part N - Regulation and Licensing of Technologically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Materials (TENORM)

Prelicensing Antitrust Review of Applicants for Merchant Plants

NRC Concurrence.in the Suggested Stale Regulation (SSR), Part N - Regulation and Licensing of Technologically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Materials (TENORM)

F Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the · Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste ·

FY 2003-2004 Budget Proposal

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr.Graham B. Wallis

Staff Response to Request for Assistance from Washington Stale on Millstone Spent Fuel Rods

Status of the Cooperation Agreement with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

FY 2003 Budget Estimates and Performance Plan (Blue Book) Appendices

Duke Energy Corporation License Renewal Application for Catawba, Units 1 and 2, and McGuire, Units 1 and 2; Licensing Board Referral and Scheduling Order

Internal Commission Guidelines for Handling Requests for Access to Sensitive Financial Information in Connection with License Transfer Applications

F To Inform the Commission on Revisions to Final Part 63 Rulemaking Package Due to the Terrorist Activities of September 11

Guidance to the Staff on Release of Information lo the Public

Yucca Mountain Review Plan

Final FACA Regulations

Proposed Order Modifying License R-37 Held by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

P Recommendation of the ACRS Member Candidate Screening P;:inel for Appointment of an AGRS Member

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Standards Setting Committees

Supplemental Staff Requirements - SECY-01-0120


COMS-01-0037-SY 12/20/2001

COMS-02-0001-EXM .01/2512002

COMS-02-0001-JSM 01125/2002

COMS-02-0001-NJD 0110812002

COMS-02-0001-RAM 01/0912002

COMS-02-0001~SY 01/0312002

COMS-02-0002-JSM 05/1312002

COMS-02-0002-RAM 06/04/2002

COMS-02-0002-SY 01/0912002

COMS-02-0003-RAM 11/1512002

COMS-02-0003-SY 0111112002

COMS-02-0004-SY 01111/2002

COMS-02-0005-SY 01115/2002

COMS-02-0006-SY 01/16/2002

COMS-02-0007-SY 01124/2002

COMS-02-0008-SY . 02/1312002

COMS-02-0009-SY 02/15/2002

COMS-02-0010-SY 02/22/2002

COMS-02-0011-SY 0212512002

COMS-02-0012-SY 03/04/2002

COMS-02-0013-SY 03118/2002

COMS-02-0014-SY 03/2812002

COMS-02-0015-SY 04104/2002

·COMSECY REPORT


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F CSN Request fcir NRR Support on Implementation of Risk-Informed Inspection Ac:;tivities

Fast-Track Rulemaking to Codify Security Requirements Currently in Place for Highway Route Controlled Quantities of Radioactive Material

Fast-Track Rulemaking to Codify Security Requirments Currently in Place for Highway Route Controlled Quantities of Radioactive Material

F Assessment of Impact of NRC's Activities on Licensees' Operations

PCC on IAEA Additional Protocol

Public Release of the Yucca Mountain Review Plan, Draft Revision 2

Direction on Revising the Design Basis Threat and Engaging Appropriate External Stakeholders

Revised Framework for Security

Visit of U.K. Department of Trade and Industries (DTI) and Nuclear Installations Inspectorate (NII) Delegation, January 23, 2002 Request for Appointment of Parl-Time Adminislrative Judge (Legal)

Update on Activities.Related to t11e IAEA

Draft FY 2003 Budge1 Estimates and Performance Plan (Green Book)

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Dana A. Powers


Replacement of US Member on Standing Advisory Group on Safeguards Implementation (SAGS!)

Physical SeC1Jrity Measures

Draft Orders and Communications Plans for Implementation of Interim Compensatory Measures for Physical Security (Nuclear Power Reactors and UF6 Conversion Facility) Changes to tile Reactor Orders


Comments to National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP)

Visit of Andre-Claude Lacoste, French General Directorate for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection (OGSNR). March 25-28, 2002

F Re-Affirmation of the Final Rule on Part 35 -- Medical Use of Byproducl Material

F Withholding Sensitive Homeland Security Information from the. Public


COMS-02-0016-SY 04/09/2002

COMS-02-0017-SY 04/09/2002

COMS-02-0018-SY 04/09/2002

COMS-02-0019-SY 04115/2002

COMS-02-0020-SY 04/22/2002

COMS-02-0021-SY 04/2312002

COMS-02-0022-SY 04126/2002

COMS-02-0023-SY 04130/2002

COMS-02-0024-SY 05/10/2002

COMS-02-0025-SY 05/2212002

COMS-02-0026-SY 05131/2002

COMS-02-0027.-SY 05124/2002

COMS-02-0028-SY 05/28/2002

COMS-02-0029-SY 06/0312002

COMS-02-0030-SY 06103/2002

COMS-02-0031-SY 06110/2002

COMS-02-0032-SY 06/13/2002

COMS-02-0033-SY 06/1412002

COMS-02-0034-SY 06121/2002

COMS-02-0035-SY . 07 /05/2002

COMS-02-0036-SY 07/03/2002

COMS-02-0037-SY 07/1012002

COMS-02-0038-SY 07/15/2002

COMSECY REPORT


Final Guidance on Use of Potassium Iodide by NRG Employees

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Meetings with Department of Energy and United States Enrichment Corporation on Revised Interim Compensat0<y Measures (U)

P Recommendation of Best-Qualified Candidates to Serve on the ACNW

Results of the FY 2002 Midyear Resgurce Review

Draft Federal Register Notice on NRC's Proposed Information Quality Guidelines

Proposed Discussions of Safeguards Information with the Japanese

F Response to Letter from American Ecology Regarding Classification of FUSRAP Material at Maywood, New Jersey

Draft Order Implementing Security Enhancements for Decommissioning Power Reactors with Spent Fuel in . the Spent FLJel Pool and Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations Using Wet Storage

F Renewal of Mvisory Committee on Nuclear Wasle Charter

Proposed Discussions of Safeguards Information with the Canadians (May 29. 2002)

Interim Compensatory Measurers, Orders, and Communications Plan for Transportation of Spent Nuclear Fuel and Large Quantity Shipments of Radioactive Material

Orders and Communications Plan for Implementation of Interim Compensatory Measures for the Gaseous Diffusion Plants

Proposed Discussions of Safeguards Information with the Germans (June 4-5. 2002)

Final Fee Rule and NRC Part 170 Fees for Contested Hearings in MOX and Other National Security-Related Proceedings

Proposed Report on NRG Strategic Workforce Planning and Restructuring

NRC Threat Advisory System

Visit of Rainer Baake, State Secretary, Ministry of Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU), Germany, June 17, 2002

F Proposed Discussions of Classified Information with the British· (June 25, 2002)

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Mario V. Bonaca

Access Authorization Enhancements

FY 2004 • FY 2005 Budget Proposal

Proposed NRC Information Quality Guidelines

Proposed Staff Comments on RAND Corporation's "Homeland Security - Physical Protection"


COMS-02-0039-SY 07/16/2002

COMS-02-0040-SY 07/17/2002

COMS-02-0041-SY 0711812002

COMS-02-0042-SY 08/13/2002

COMS-02-0043-SY 08/14/2002

COMS-02-0044-SY 08/1512002

COMS-02-0045-SY 08116/2002

COMS-02-0046-SY 08/30/2002

COMS-02-0047-SY 09106/2002

COMS-02-0048-SY 09/1312002

COMS-02-0049-SY 0912412002

COMS-02-0050-SY 10/0312002

COMS-02-0051-SY 10102/2002

COMS-02-0052-SY 10/04/2002

COMS-02-0053-SY 1010712002

COMS-02-0054-SY 10/17/2002

COMS-02-0055-SY 10/17/2002

COMS-02-0056-SY 10/23/2002

COMS-02-0057-SY 1110412002

COMS-02-0058-SY 11/07/2002

COMS-02-0059-SY 11/15/2002

COMS-02-0060-SY 11/15/2002

COMS-02-0061-SY 11119/2002

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Regul;:itory Framework for Control of M;:iteri;:ils

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F Proposed Rule" Part 170 Fees for Contested Hearings Related to National Security Initiatives

Clrcular-175 Authorization for Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Between the U.S. Geological Service andMoscow State Mining University

Revised Interim Compensatory Measures for Enhanacing Security at Interim Spent Fuel Storage Facilities (Dry Storage)

Interim Compensatory Measures for Category I Fuel Facilities (M020308)

Final Interim Compensatory Measures for the Transportation of Spent Nuclear Fuel

Regulatory Issue Summary· Research and Test Reactors

Comments ori the Second Draft of the Rand Report, "Homeland Security - Physical Protection"

Proposed Continuation of Sensitive Information DisGussions with the British (September 16. 2002)

Interim Compensatory Measures Package for Dry Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations

Final Rule - Part 170 Fees for Contested Hearings Related to National Security Initiatives

Orders for Interim Compensatory Measures for Category Ill Fuel Cycle Licensees

Reappointment of ACNW Member B. John G;:irrick

Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the Advisory Commillee on Nuclear Waste

Plan for Approaching Congress and OMB on the Issue of Funding Homeland Security Activities From the General Fund

Comments ori the First Draft of the "National Strategy for the Physical Protection of Critical Infrastructures and Key Assets"

Executive Order 13272, Proper Consideration of Small Entities in Agency Rulem;:ikings

Proposed Generic Approval lo Exchange Safeguards Information with the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STlJK) of F.inland Proposed Staff Discussions of Classified Information with the British (November 8, 2002)

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. George E. Apostolakis

Access Authorization Enhancements

FY 2003 Fee Rule

Staff Requirements- COMSECY-02-0036 - FY 2004 - FY 2005 Budget Proposal, Item 8


COMS-02-0062-SY 11/2212002

COMS-02-0063-SY 11/2212002

COMS-02-0064-SY 11/2912002

COMS-02-0065-SY 12/02/2002

COMS-02-0066-SY 12/06/2002

COMS-02-0067-SY 12/13/2002

COMS-02-0068-SY 12/1612002

COMS-02-0069-SY 12/20/2002

COMS-02-0070-SY 12/19/2002

COMS-02-0071-SY 12/23/2002

COMS-03-0001-JSM 05/29/2003

COMS-03-0001-NJD 04/02/2003

COMS-03-0001-RAM 03/04/2003

COMS-03-0001-SY 01/09/2003

COMS-03-0002-NJD 09/0812003

COMS-03-0002-RAM 03/0712003

COMS-03-0002-SY 01/08/2003

COMS-03-0003-NJD 10/0912003

COMS-03-0003-RAM 03/2512003

COMS-03-0003-SY 01/09/2003

COMS-03-0004-NJD 11/05/2003

COMS-03-0004-SY 01/14/2003

COMS-03-0005-SY 01/1412003

COMSECY REPORT


Draft FY 2004 Budget Estimates 1:md Performance Plan (Green Book)

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Proposed Slaff Discussions of Classified Information with the British (December 5, 2002)

Comments on the Final Draft of "The National Strategy for the Physical Protection of Critical Infrastructures and Key Assets• .


Fitness For Duty Enhancements to Address Concerns Regarding Fatigue of Nuclear Facility Security Force Personnel - Draft Order and Interim Compensatory Measures for Power Reador Licensees

Reappointment of ACRS Member John 0. Sieber

Armenian Nuclear Regulatory Authority Request for Provision of Training on Nuclear Power Plant Design Basis Threat and Physical Protection Systems

DBTProcess Paper

Proposed Slaff Discussions of Classified Information with Representatives of Germany (January 14-15. 2003)

Proposed Slaff Discussions of Classified Information with Representatives of a Foreign Counlry

Legislative Proposal to Fund Baseline National Materials Program

Rating Panel Recommendations on Candidates for the Associate Chief Administrative Judge (Technical) Position Vacancy

Reorganization of the Office of the Chief Financial Officer

Supplemental Request: Proposed Staff Discussions of Classified Information with Representatives of Germany (January 14-15, 2003)

F Stabilizing the PRA Quality Expectations and Requirements

Request for Reconsideration of SECY-02-0219

F Rulemaking Plan and Proposed Schedule for Rulemaking Effort on Control of Solid Materials

Rating Panel Recommendations on Candidates for the Associate Chief Administrative Judge (Legal/Technical) Position Vacancy

Rating Panel Recommendations for Candidates for the Associate Chief Administrative Judge (Technical)

Workforce Restructuring Proposals


Stale Department Request for Circular 175 Authority

Final Interim Compensatory Measures for lrradiator Licensees


COMS-03-0006-SY 01/28/2003

COMS-03-0007-SY 01/30/2003

COMS-03-0008-SY 01/30/2003

COMS-03-0009-SY 02/19/2003

COMS-03-0010-SY 02/25/2003

COMS-03-0011-SY 0212812003

COMS-03-0012-SY 03/10/2003

COMS-03-0013-SY 0311012003

COMS-03-0014-SY 03/1212003

COMS-03-0015-SY 03112/2003

COMS-03-0016-SY 03/14/2003

COMS-03-0017-SY 03/2712003

COMS-03-0018-SY 04118/2003

COMS-03-0019-SY 04124/2003

COMS-03-0020-SY 05/0212003

COMS-03-0021-SY 04128/2003

COMS-03-0022-SY 05114/2003

COMS-03-0023-SY 05130/2003

COMS-03-0024-SY 06/1612003

COMS-03-0025-SY 06118/2003

COMS-03-0026-SY 06120/2003

COMS-03-0027-SY 06120/2003


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Staff Response to the Office of the Inspector General's 2002 Survey of NRC's Safety Culture and Climate

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Thomas S. Kress

FY 2003-2008 Strategic Plan goals, Sirategies, and Measures

Final Draft Report on Radiological Dispersal Devices

FY 2003-2008 Strategic Plan - Corporate Management Goal, Strategies, and Measures

F Fitness-for-DLity Enhancements to Address Concerns Regarding Fatigue of Nuclear Facility Security Force Personnel - Drafl Order and Compensatory Measures for Power Reactor Licensees ·

FY 2003 Proposed Fee Rule

Public Release of the Yucca Mountain Review Plan, NUREG-1804, Final Revision 2

F January 2003 Update of the Staffs Response lo the Chairman's Tasking Memorandum

Training Enhancements to Address Concerns Regarding Tactical and Firearms Proficiency and Physical Fitness of Armed Security Personnel at Nuclear Power Plants - Draft Order and Compensatory Measures for Power Reactor Licensees (EA-03-039) U.S. Comments on International Atomic Energy Agency TECDOC 1344

Section 147d. Report to Congress on Safeguards Information

Review of the Paper, "Reducing the Hazards From Stored Spent Power-Reactor Fuel in the United States," Robert Alvarez, et al., January 31, 2003 (To Be Published in Science and Global Security)

Proposed Staff Discussions of Classified Information with Representatives of Canada (May 28-29, 2003)

Memorandum of Understanding With the North American Aerospace Defense Command

Plan for the Issuance of Compensatory Measures to Materials Licensees that Possess Radioactive Material in Excess of the Near-Term Action Threshold Levels

F . Staff Requirements - SECY-01-0106- Child Care Tuition Assistance

State Department Request for Circular t 75 Authority

F Status of the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Business Process Improvement Initiative

Slate Departnient Request for Circular 175 Autl1ority

Fitness for DLity Enhancements to Address Concerns Regarding Fatigue of Nuclear Facility Security Force Peronnel-Draft Order and Compensatory Measures for ISFSI, Decommissioning Reactor, Category I Fuel Cycle.GDP, and Honeywell Licensees ·


COMS-03-0028-SY 06/25/2003

COMS-03-0029-SY 06/2612003

COMS-03-0030-SY 07/0912003

COMS-03-0031-SY 07114/2003

COMS-03-0032-SY 07/16/2003

COMS-03-0033-SY 07/1612003

COMS-03-0034-SY 07/18/2003

COMS-03-0035-SY 07/18/2003

COMS-03-0036-SY 07/17/2003

COMS-03-0037-SY 07/24/2003

COMS-03-0038-SY 0.7125/2003

COMS-03-0039-SY 07125/2003

COMS-03-0040-SY 08/01/2003

COMS-03-0041-SY 07/31/2003

CQMS-03-0042-SY 08/1812003

COMS-03-0043-SY 08/26/2003

COMS-03-0044-SY 09/09/2003

COMS-03-0045-SY 09/1512003

COMS-03-0046-SY 0913012003

COMS-03-0047-SY 10101/2003

COMS-03-0048-SY 10/09/2003

COMS-03-0049-SY 10/14/2003

COMS-03-0050-SY 10116/2003

COMSECY REPORT


Recommendation of Best-Qualified Candidates to Serve on the ACNW

FY 2005 Budget

Status of the Agency's Significant Security Activities

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F Annual Review of Regulatory Guide 1.174 and SRP Chapter 19 (WITS199800100)

Access Authorization Enhancements for the Uranium Conversion Facility, Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations and Decommissioning Reactors

Transmittal of Revised FRN - SECY-02-0199 - "Denial of Petition for Rulemaking to Use Info From Prior Licensing Actions as Resolved Info for Early Sile Permit & Combined License Applications (PRM-52-1 )"

ACNW'S Proposed Role in the Review of the License Application for a Geologic Repository al Yucca Mountain

Status of GAO Assignments as of July 1, 2003

Update on tne Withholding from Public; Disclosure of Sensitive, Unclassified Information Related to Power Reactors

Point Paper on Current Homeland Protection and Preparedness lsuses

F Federal Register Notice - Utah Alternative Groundwater Protection Regulations

F Implementation of Semiannual Reports Instead of Quarterly Reports and Utilization of NRC Website to Update the Public on Activities Related to Controlling the Disposition of Solid Materials

Internal Commission Procedures

FY 2003-2008 Strategic Plan Goals, Slrategies, and Measures (COMSECY-03-009) and Corporate Management Goal, Strategies, and Measures (COMSECY-03-011)

Review of Status or Several Part-Time Technical Administrative Judges

F Fifth Annual Review of Application-Specific, Risk-Informed Regulatory Guides and the Associated Standard Review Plans Proposed Staff Discussions of Cla_ssified Information with Representatives of the UK (September 18, 2003)

Department of Homeland Security (OHS) Consequence Management. Sile Restoralion/Clean-up, Decontamination (CMS) Subgroup Recovery Guidelines

F Potential Agreement State Policy Issues from an NRC Response to a Citizen's Questions

Proposed Transfer to Canada of Classified NRC Briefing Material

Guidance on Implementation of lhe April 2003 Revised Design Basis Threat

Draft Compensatory Measures for Manufacturers and Distributors of Radioactive Materials

Reappointment of ACNW Member George M. Hornberger


COMS-03-0051-SY 10/15/2003

COMS-03-0052-SY 10/2212003

COMS-03-0053-SY 10/2312003

COMS-03-0054-SY 10/27/2003

COMS-03-0055-SY 11/04/2003•

COMS-03-0056-SY 11/24/2003

COMS-03-005 7-SY 11/2612003

COMS-03-0058-SY 12/03/2003

COMS-03-0059-SY 12/10/2003

COMS-03-0060-SY 12/10/2003

COMS-03-0061-SY 12/12/2003

COMS-03-0062-SY 12/17/2003

COMS-03-0063-SY 12/22/2003

COMS-04-0001-EXM 02/23/2004

COMS-04-0001-NJD . 01/29/2004

COMS-04-0001-SY 01/02/2004

COMS-04-0002-EXM . 07/29/2004

COMS-04-0002-NJD 0812712004

COMS-04-0002-SY 01/12/2004

COMS-04-0003-EXM 0912312004

COMS-04-0003-NJD 0910212004

COMS-04-0003-SY 01/08/2004

COMS-04-0004-NJD 09/30/2004

COMSECY REPORT


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F Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste

FY 2003 Prbgram Performance Information

Guidance on Implementation of the April 2003 Revised Design Basis Threat- Update on Staff Positions

Proposed Response to POGO on Unauthorized Disclosure of Safeguards Information

Additional Response to POGO on Unauthorized Disclosure of Safeguards Information

Reorganization in the Office of the General Counsel

Draft FY 2005 Performance Budget (Green Book)

F Status of the Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Business Process Improvement Initiatives

Stale Department Reques.t tor Circular 175 Authority

Slate Department Request for Circular 175 Authority

Status of GAO Assignments

Guidance on Implementation of the April 23 Revised Design Basis Threat • Update on Staff Positions

Draft Final Additional Security Measures and Guidance Developed by the Materials Security Working Group and Plan for Issuance {U) Collection of Information from Materials Licensees for the Interim Database for Materials of Concern

Request for Appointment of Part-Time Administrative Judge (Legal) - Charles Bechhoefer

Transmittal of Enclosures and Other Attachments Developed to Accompany the Rnal Manufacturer and Distributor _Materials Licensee Additional Security Measures (U) Rulemaking Schedule for P;:irt 26 Rulemaking Concerning Drug Testing and Fatigue

Request !Dr Amendment of SRM

Controls on Video Technology Within Protected Area of Nuclear Power Plants {U)

The Path Forward for Enhanced Reactor Mitigative Measures and Strategies to Address Terrorist Threats

·Draft Press Release.and Federal Register Notice tD Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards

Rating Panel Recommendations on Candidates for Appointment to the Full-Time and Part-Time , Administrative Judge (Technical) Registries '

EX.5


COMS-04-0004-SY 01/08/2004

COMS-04-0005-SY 01/16/2004

COMS-04-0006-SY 02/13/2004

COMS-04-0007-SY 03108/2004

COMS-04-0008-SY 03/09/2004

COMS-04-0009-SY 03/16/2004

COMS-04-0010-SY 03123/2004

COMS-04-0011-SY 03/24/2004

COMS-04-0012-SY 03/30/2004 .

COMS-04-0013-SY 04/02/2004

COMS-04-0014-SY 04/07/2004

COMS-04-0015-SY 04/21/2004

COMS-04-0016-SY 04/22/2004

COMS-04-0017-SY 04/2912004

COMS-04-0018-SY 04130/2004

COMS-04-0019-SY 04/30/2004

COMS-04-0020-SY 04/29/2004

COMS-04-0021-SY 04/30/2004

COMS-04-0022-SY 05105/2004

COMS-04-0023-SY 05111/2004

COMS-04-0024-SY 05/1012004

COMS-04-0025-SY 05/18/2004

COMS-04-0026-SY 05119/2004

COMSECY REPORT


Draft Nolice and Order for Louisiana Energy Services

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Slaff Participation in an International Atomic Energy Agency Meeting to Prepare a "Draft Action Plan on the Protection of the Environment from the Effects of Ionizing Radiation" ·

Proposed Staff Discussions of Classified Information with the British, .February 26-27, 2004

NRC FY 2004-2009 Strategic Plan

Protecting a Nation .

Key Planning Assumptions and Performance Measures for the FY 2005 - FY 2006 Budget

Status Update Regarding DOE HLW Documents on the LSN

Recommendation of the ACNW Member Candidate Screening Panel for Appointment of an ACNW Member

ACNW Review of Specific Topics

Results of the FY 2004 Midyear Resource Review

F Status of 1 O CFR Part 26 Rulemaking Activities for Drug Testing and Fatigue

Request for Approval to Release Information to the Public Regarding Assessment of Potential Aircraft Attacks at Indian Point Proposed Staff Discussions of Classified Information with a Representative of the UK (May 7, 2004)

lnteragency Security Planning Effort

Interim Database on High-Risk Sources

Response te> an Aircraft Attack on an NRG Regulated Facility


Status of NUREG/CR on the Results of the Package Performance Study

Administrative Judge Review Committee Recommendations on Appointments to the Full-Time Administrative Judge Register

Annex A - Aviation Threat Information Protocol to the NRC - North American Aerospace Defense Command Memorandum of Understanding

Development of Protective Measures for Remaining High-Risk Radioactive Sources

lnteragency Security Planning Effort

F Public Meeting to Communicate Security Matters - Revised Agenda


COMS-04-0027-SY 05/24/2004

COMS-04-0028-SY 06/01/2004

COMS-04-0029-SY 06/01/2004

COMS-04-0030-SY 06/07/2004

COMS-04-0031-SY 06/04/2004

COMS-04-0032-SY 06/07/2004

COMS-04-0033-SY 06/10/2004

COMS-04-0034-SY 06/14/2004

COMS-04-0035-SY 05/28/2004

COMS-04-0036-SY 06/18/2004

COMS-04-0037-SY 06/21/2004

COMS-04-0038-SY 07/02/2004

COMS~04-0039-SY 07/06/2004

COMS-04-0040-SY 07/07/2004

COMS-04-0041-SY 07/08/2004

COMS-04-0042-SY 07/09/2004

COMS-04-0043-SY 07/12/2004

COMS-04-0044-SY 07/12/2004

COMS-04-0045-SY 07/20/2004

COMS-04-0046-SY 07/19/2004

COMS-04-0047-SY 07/19/2004

COMS-04-0048-SY 07/27/2004

COMS-04-0049-SY 08/04/2004

COMSECY REPORT


Renewal of Mvisory Committee on Nuclear Waste Charter ·

Thresholds for Reporting Resource Reallocations to the Commission

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Access Authorization Enhancements-Final Order and Additional Security Measures for the Uranium Conversion Facility, Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installations and Decommissioning Reactors

Input to the National Infrastructure Protection Plan: Development of the Sector Specific Plan for Commercial Nuclear Reactors, Materials and Waste

F Rulemaking lo Revise the License Termination Rule

NRG FY 2004-2009 Strategic Human Capital .and Workforce Restructuring Plan

Recommendation of Best-Qualified Candidates to Serve on the ACRS

Additional Steps to Regularize Clearances for Classified Information Exchanges with NRC's Primary Partner Countries

2004 Priority Action Lisi - Staff Feedback

Proposed Exchange of Classified and Safeguards Information with Japan (June 26-30, 2004)

F Fitness-For-Duty Orders to Address Fatigue of Nuclear Facility Security Force Personnel

· Path Forward for Examining Nuclear Power Plant Aircraft Vulnerability Analyses (U)

Additional Security Measures for the Transportation of Large Quantities of Radioactive Material

Input to the National Infrastructure Prolection Plan: Revised Sector Specific Plan for Commercial Nuclear Reactors. Materials and Waste

Proposed Exchange of Classified and Safeguards Information with France (July 15-16, 2004)

Staff Comments on the Factual Portions of the NAS Report "Safety and Security of Commercial Spent Nuclear Fuel Storage"

FY 2006 PBPM Budget Decision Book Dated June 2004

F Public Meeting to Communicate Security Matters - Revised Agenda and Talking Points

Protective Measures and Guidance for Group 1 Materials Licensees


F Status of Security-Related Rulemaking

Crilical .Infrastructure Protection Plan (CIPP)

Reallocation of FY 2004 Resources for the High Level Waste Program


COMS,04-0050-SY 08125/2004 .

COMS-04-0051-SY 08/3012004

COMS-04-0052-SY 0910212004

. COMS-04-0053-SY 0910812004

COMS-04-0054-SY 09108/2004

COMS-04-0055-SY 09/1012004

COMS-04-0056-SY 09/1312004

COMS-04-0057-SY 09/20/2004

COMS-04-0058-SY 09/21/2004

COMS-04-0059-SY 09/2112004

COMS,04-0060-SY 09/28/2004

COMS-04-0061-SY 09/28/2004

COMS-04-0062-SY 09130/2004

COMS-04-0063-SY 10/01/2004

COMS-04-0064-SY 1010812004

COMS-04-0065-SY 10/07/2004

COMS-04-0066-SY 10/12/2004

COMS-04-0067-SY 10/1912004

COMS-04-0068-SY 1012812004

COMS-04-0069-SY 11102/2004

COMS-04-0070-SY 11/04/2004

COMS-04-0071-SY 11/2212004

COMS-04-0072-SY 1112412004

COMSECY REPORT

Released·· Paper Title

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Reorganization of the Office of Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards and Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (ACRS/ACNW) Comprehensive Diversity Management Plan

NRC Contingency Plan for Operating Under a Prolonged Continuing Resolution in FY 2005

National Academy of Sciences' Request for Information

Staff Concerns Relating lo Department of Energy Security-Related Domestic and International Activities


Potential Policy Issue in Forthcoming Speech by William Kane to the Organization of Agreement States

Definition of "Readily Available" for Section B.5.b of February 25, 2002, Order

.Draft Nolice <1nd Order for USEC. Inc.

F Status of Decommissioning Program - 2004 Annual Report

Protective Measur.es and Guidance for Group 2 Materials Licensees

Update on the Status of Transportation Security Action Items Directed Under SRMs dated June 28, 2002, September 26, 2002, and June 17, 2004 ·

NRC Staff Comments on OHS-DOE IAIP Analytic Red Cell Program Report: How Terrorists Might Use a "Dirty Bomb" Against the Homeland, Draft V02, September 13, 2004 Sharing of lnf<Jrmation Related to Spent Fuel Pool Vulnerability Assessments with Congressional Staff

Guidance for Implementation of the 4/29/03 Supplemented Requirements to the DBT for Category 1 Fuel Cycle Facilities


Proposed Exchange of Classified and Safeguards Information with Canada, October 19-22, 2004

Communication Plan for Aircraft Vulnerability Assessments

F Use of Insurance as a Method to Provide Financial Assurance for Decommissioning Nuclear Power Reactors

Recommendation of Best-Qualified Candidates to Serve on the ACNW

Proposed E>:change of Safeguards lnformaUon with Belgium (November 15. 2004)

National Response Plan Approval

Draft FY 2006 Performance Budget


COMS-04-0073-SY 11/23/2004

COMS-04-0074-SY 11/2312004

COMS-04-0075-SY 1112312004

COMS-04-0076-SY 12/06/2004

COMS-04-0077-SY 12/22/2004

COMS-04-0078-SY 12/0912004

COMS-04-.0079-SY 12123/2004

COMS-04-0080-SY 12/29/2004

COMS-05-0001-GBJ 05/18/2005

COMS-05-0001-JSM 07/2712005

COMS-05-0001-NJD 01/07/2005

COMS-05-0001-SY 01/04/2005

COMS-05-0002-NJD 02/14/2005

COMS-05-0002-SY 01/1412005

COMS-05-0003-NJD 04/07/2005

COMS-05-0003-SY 01/14/2005

COMS-05-0004-NJD 05/13/2005

COMS-05-0004-SY 01/2412005

COMS-05-0005-NJD 0511712005

COMS-05-0005-SY 01128/2005

COMS-05-0006-NJD 07/22/2005

COMS-05-0006-SY 02/01/2005

COMS-05-0007-NJD 08/25/2005

COMSECY REPORT


Reappointment of ACRS Member Mr_ Stephen L. Rosen

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. William J. Shack

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. F. Peter Ford

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Protective Measures and Guidance for Groups 3 - 5 Materials Licensees (W200400020)

F Fiscal Year 2005 and 2006 Action Plan for the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste

Nominations for U.S. Representatives to the International Atomic Energy Agency Commission on Safety Standards (GSS) Committees

F Fire ProtecUon Rule 10 CFR 50.48(c) (NFPA 805 Rule) Interim Enforcement Discretion Policy Extension

Reactor Mitigative Measures and Strategies for Responding to the 2/25/02, Order Section B.5.b, Loss of Large Areas of the Plant

F Improving Transparency in the 10 CFR Sec. 20.2002 Process

F Staff Formal Membership in Committees and Outside Groups

Request to Convert Administrative Judge (Technical) Richard E. Wardwell from Part-Time lo Full-Time Status

Resubmittal of COMSECY-04-0067, Communication Plan for Aircraft Vulnerability Assessments

Administrative Judge (Rating Panel) Review Committee Recommendations on Appointments From the FullTime and Part-Time Technical Administrative Judge Registers


National Radiation Monitoring System for Safety and Security

Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) Request for Appointment of Part-Time Administrative Judge (TechniGal)- Dr. Charles N. Kelber


Enhanced Safety and Security Design Features for New Reactor Certifications

Key Planning Assumptions, Major Program Outputs and Performance Measures for the FY 2006 - FY 2007 Budget ·

F Multinational Design Approval Program (MDAP}, Stage 1

Proposed Letter to European Union Concerning Possible Exchanges on Issues of Mutual Concern

Request to Convert Administrative Judge (Technical) Nicholas Trikouros from Part-Time to Full-Time Status

SECY Number · Paper Date Paper Type

COMS-05-0007-SY 01/19/2005

COMS-05-0008-SY 02/18/2005

COMS-05-0009-SY 02/18/2005

COMS-05-0010-SY 03/14/2005

COMS-05-0011-SY 03/31/2005

COMS-05-0012-SY 04/15/2005

COMS-05-0013-SY 04/20/2005

COMS-05-0014-SY 04/26/2005

COMS-05-0015-SY 05102/2005

COMS-05-0016-SY 04/28/2005

COMS-05-0017-SY 05/06/2005

COMS-05-0018-SY 05/06/2005

COMS-05-0019-SY 0610712005

COMS-05-0020-SY 06/07/2005

COMS-05-0021-SY 06/1012005

COMS-05-0022-SY 06/15/2005

COMS-05-0023-SY 06/22/2005

COMS-05-0024-SY 0710712005

COMS-05-0025-SY 07/12/2005

COMS-05-0026-SY 07119/2005

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Waiver of Commission Policy on Avoidance of Contractor Organizational Conflict of Interest

Release to Licensees of Non-Publically Available Documents Pertaining to Vulnerability Assessments

Safety Light Corporation - Materials Licensing Suspension

Australian Request for NRG Safeguards Information

Results of the FY 2005 Midyear Resource Review

Alignment of Security Enhancenienls with the International Atomic Energy Agency's Code of Conduct

South Korea Request for NRC Safeguards lnfonnation

Final Revisions to Additional Security Measures for the Transportation of Radioactive Material Quantities of Concern

P Initiatives for Increasing Agreement State Participation in the Control of Sources

Revised Communication Plan !or Nuclear Power Plant Capabilities to Withstand Terrorist Attacks

Reappointment of ACRS Member - Dr. Graham B. Wallis


P Protective Measures and Implementing Guidance for Groups 1 Through 4 Materials Licensees

Response tr> SRM - Briefing on NMSS Programs, Performance, and Plans - Materials Safety

(UJ Response to an Aircraft Attack on an NRG Regulated Facility

Beyond Readily Available Mitigation Measures for Consideration by the Department of Homeland Security

Draft Agenda for Public Meeting on Securily

FY 2007 Budget Proposal

F Renewal of Full-Power Operating License for Arkansas Nuclear One, Unit 2

Draft Presenta1ion Slides for Secret-Level Staff Briefing of Federal Bureau of Investigation

Dominion Nuclear Connecticut. Inc. {Millstone Nuclear Power Station, Units 2 and 3), Docket Nos. 50-336-LR & 50-423-LR

P Staff Response to SRM for COMSECY-05-0015: Initiatives for Increasing Agreement State Participation in lhe Control of Sources ·

Circular 175-A Request for Authority to Negotiate DOE-IRSN Agreement


COMS-05-0030-SY 07/27/2005

COMS-05-0031-SY 0810212005

COMS-05-0032-SY 08/02/2005

COMS-05-0033~SY 08/05/2005

COMS-05-0034-SY 08/05/2005

COMS-05-0035-SY 08/11/2005

COMS-05-0036-SY 08/11/2005

COMS-05-003 7-SY 08/17/2005

COMS-05-0038-SY 08/18/2005

COMS-05-0039-SY 0811812005

COMS-05-0040-SY 08/22/2005

COMS-05-0041-SY 08123/2005

COMS-05-0042-SY 09/09/2005

COMS-05-0043-SY 09116/2005

COMS-05-0044-SY 09/23/2005

COMS-05-0045-SY 10107/2005

COMS-05-0046-SY 09/2912005

COMS-05-004 7-SY 10104/2005

COMS-05-0048-SY 10119/2005

COMS-05-0049-SY 10124/2005

COMS,05-0050-SY 10/24/2005

COMS-05-0051-SY 10/28/2005

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Circular 175-A Request for-Authority lo Extend DOE-CEA Agreement

Protective Measures for Group 5 Materials Licensees

The Netherlands Request for NRC Safeguards Information

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F Staff Plan to Address Suypplemental Staff Requirements Memorandum (M050419A-SUPP) - Discussion of Enforcement Issue Timetable for Completing Recommendations on Communicating Security Matters to Licensees


F Evaluation of Agreement State Implementation of the Generally Licensed Device Amendment

Circular 175-A Request for Authority to Sign the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism

Migration lo lhe Homeland Secure Data Network (HSDN)

Circular 175-A Request to Extend the Agreement Between DOE and Rostekhnadzor of Russia

Status of the Agency's Significant Security Activities - July 2005

Communication Plan for Plant-Specific Spent Fuel Pool Mitigation Strategies Assessments

Program Performance in the FY 2005 Performance ;;ind Accountability Report

Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12

Threat Assessment and Design Basis Threats for Nuclear Facilities

Review of Internal Commission Procedures

F Incorporation of Energy Policy Act Provisions Into 10 CFR 73.55 Proposed Rule Package and Request for a Three Month Extension

F Semiannual Report - Status of Implementation of Davis-Besse Lessons Learned Task Force Report Recommendations

Communication Plan for Plant-Specific Reactor Core and Containment Mitigation Strategies Assessments

F Delegation of Authority for Imminent Security Threats lo NRC Licensees

Need for Additional Time to Complete Davis-Besse Individual Enforcement Actions


Feedback Regarding Slaff Requirements Memorandum from September 7, 2005 Discussion of Security Issues {M050907A)


COMS-05-0053-SY 11 /09/~005 .

COMS-05-0054-SY 10/26/2005

COMS-05-0055-SY 11121/2005

COMS-05-0056-SY 11123/2005

COMS-05-0057-SY 11/23/2005

COMS-05-0058-SY 11130/2005

COMS-05-0059-SY 11130/2005

COMS-05-0060-SY 12/0212005

COMS-05-0061-SY 12/13/2005

COMS-05-0062-SY 12/15/2005

COMS-05-0063-SY 12115/2005

COMS-05-0064-SY 12/20/2005

COMS-05-0065-SY 12/28/2005

COMS-05-0066-SY 12/28/2005

COMS-06-0001-DEK 07120/2006

COMS-06-0001-EXM 01106/2006

COMS-06-0001-GBJ 03/02/2006

COMS-06-0001-JSM 01/17/2006

COMS-06-0001-NJD . 01104/2006

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Recommendation of Best-Qualified Candidates to Serve on the ACRS

F Policy Revision: Handling, Marking, and Protecting Sensitive Unclassified Non-Safeguards Information (SUNS\)


Draft FY 2007 Performance Budge1 {Green Book)

F Fourth Annual Report - Broadcasting ol Commission Meetings over the Internet

Schedules and Resources for Security Rulemakings

Reappointment of ACRS Member - Dana A. Powers

Plan for Implementing the Revised Adversary Characteristic of the Design Basis Threat

F Information Sensitivity of !he National Source Tracking System

Request to Amend Staff Requiremenls Memorandum Dated October 16, 2000 (COMSECY-00-0032)

Reappointment of ACNW Member Michael T. Ryan

F Fiscal Year 2006 and 2007 Action Plan for the ACNW

Completion of Security Assessment of the Honeywell Metropolis Works Uranium Conv~rsion Facility

Completion of Security Assessment of the Paducah Gaseous Diffusion Plant

Fy 2008 Budget Proposal

Interoperable Communication Between Commercial Nuclear Power Plants and First-Responders

F Establishing a Policy for the Review of New Power Reactor Combined Operating Licenses

F Regulation of Groundwater Protection al in situ Leach Uranium Extraction Facilities

Appointment of Chief Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") Officer Pursuant to Executive Order 13392, "Improving Agency Disclosure of Information"

F Public Participation in Adjudications

F· Status of Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Business Process Improvement Activities January - December 2005

Apportionment of 1 % Cut in NRC's FY 2007 Budget

F Vermont Yankee's Extended Power Uprate License Amendment


COMS-06-0002-JSM . 02/13/2006

COMS-06-0002-NJD 02/13/2006

COMS-06-0002-PBL 08109/2006

COMS-06-0002-SY 01/06/2006

COMS-06-0003-EXM 01130/2006

COMS-06-0003-GBJ 03131/2006

COMS-06-0003-JSM 03/27/2006

COMS-06-0003-NJD 03120/2006

COMS-06-0003-SY 01/30/2006

COMS-06-0004-EXM 03/27/2006

COMS-06-0004-GBJ 06/30/2006

COMS-06-0004-JSM 03/27/2006

COMS-06-0004-NJD 04/07/2006

COMS-06-0004-SY 02/06/2006

COMS-06-0005-EXM 03/27/2006

COMS-06-0005-GBJ 08/10/2006

COMS-06-0005-JSM 04/17/2006

COMS-06-0005-NJD 05/0512006

COMS-06-0005-SY 02/02)2006

COMS-06-0006-EXM 04/07/2006

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Revision to Regulations Governing Requests for Limited Work Authorizations Submitted in Conjunction with Combined License Applications Revision to Regulations Governing Requests for Limited Work Authorizations Submitted in Conjunction with Combined License Applications

F Expediting Commission Adjudicatory Review

FY 2007 Performance Budget (Green Book)

F Regulation of Reprocessing Facilities

F Public Participation in Adjudications

Reorganization of the Office of Commission Appellate Adjudication

Role of the Nuclear Safety Attache

Circular 175: Request for Authority to Negotiate an Agreement for Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation with India


F Potential Closure of the Issues Surrounding the February 22, 2002, Security Orders to Nuclear Power Plants

Reassessment of Senior El<ecutive Service Needs Across the Agency

F Streamling the NRR Rulemaking Process

Draft Press Release and FRN to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the ACRS

Reassessment of Senior Executive Service Needs Across the Agency

F Use of Unshielded Transfer Casks in Spent Fuel Movement

INPO Participation in CNS

Administrative Judge Review Committee and Recommendations on Appointments from the ASLBP Part-Time Administrative Judge (Technical) Register

Staff Activities Associated with Security al Research and Test Reactors

F Streamlining the NRR Rulemaking Process

F Improving the Awareness and Response to Unplanned Releases

Design Certification Reviews and Combined Operating Licenses

F Implementation of NRC Responsibilities Under the Ronald W. Reagan National Defense Authorization Act


COMS-06-0006-SY 01/26/2006

. COMS-06-0007-EXM 08/0912006

COMS-06-0007-NJD 06107/2006

COMS-06-0007-SY 02115/2006

COMS-06-0008-NJD 06/15/2006

COMS-06-0008-SY 02/1712006

COMS-06-0009,NJD 06/23/2006

COMS-06-0009-SY 02/21/2006

COMS-06-0010-SY 02/24/2006

COMS-06-0011-SY 02/24/2006

COMS-06-0012-SY 02/27/2006

COMS-06-0013-SY 03/0112006

COMS-06-0014-SY 03/0212006

COMS-06-0015-SY 03/03/2006

COMS-06-0016-SY 03/06/2006

COMS-06-0017-SY 03/0912006

COMS-06-0018-SY 03/15/2006

COMS-06-0019-SY 03/23/2006

COMS-06-0020-SY 04/03/2006

COMS-06-0021-SY 04/1412006

COMS-06-0022-SY 04/0712006

COMS-06-0023-SY 04/19/2006

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Review of NRG Practices on Preemption

F Expediting Commission Adjudicatory Review

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Allocation of Additional Funds for Completion of Regulatory Guides lo Support the Review of Combined Operating Lciense (COL) Applications

Program Priorities for the FY 2008 Budget

Re-Assignment of G. Paul Bollwerk, Ill as Administrative Judge, and Appointment of E. Roy Hawkens as Chief Administrative Judge (Chairman) of the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel

U.S.-lndia Cooperation in Nuclear Safety: Summary of NRC Visit of Embassy of India Officials R.S. Jassal and V. Misri; December 8, 2005


Assignee from Egypt

Request for U.S. Government Assurances from Japanese Government that Small, Fast Sodium Reactor Technology Transferred from Toshiba Corp., Japan, to Toshiba International Corp. in the U.S. will be used for Peaceful Pu oses Status of GAO Assignments

Briefing Matericils for lnterncitional Roll-Ou! of NRC's Security Assessment Studies (Step 1. BWR Technology) Status of 8.5.b Program of Reviews and Inspections (Phase 1)

Threat Assessment and Design Basis Threats for Nuclear Facilities

Request for ttie Commission's Approval to Provide Copies of the NRG-Sponsored Materials Security Assessments Report to the National Nuclear Security Administration

F Proposed Revision of the Interim Enforcement Discretion Policy for the Fire Protection Rule - 10 CFR 50.48 (c) (NFPA 805 Rule) Results of the FY 2006 Midyear Resource Review

Response to Slaff Requirements Memorandum - Meeting with Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, December 8, 2005

Fissile Material Cutoff Treaty C-175 Package

Draft Transmittal Letter and Proposed Draft MOU Between the NRC and DOE lo Establish a Joint Licensing Strategy for ttie Next Generation Nuclear Plant Partial Response to Staff Requirements Memorandum M060117, "Discussion of Security Issues• and Request for Schedule Change

Implementation of Section 639 of the Energy Policy Act of 2005

Significance Determination Process Related to Radioactive Liquid Effluent Releases


COMS-06-0024-SY 04/25/2006

COMS-06-0025-SY 04/28/2006

COMS-06-0026-SY 05/03/2006

COMS-06-0027-SY 05/05/2006

COMS-06-0028-SY 05/31/2006

COMS-06-0029-SY 06/08/2006

COMS-06-0030-SY 06/12/2006

COMS-06-0031-SY 06/12/2006

COMS-06-0032-SY 06/21/2006

COMS-06-0033-SY 06/29/2006

COMS-06-0034-SY 07/05/2006

COMS-06-0035-SY 07/05/2006

COMS-06-0036-SY 07/17/2006

COMS-06-003 7 -SY 08/09/2006

COMS-06-0038-SY 08/15/2006

COMS-06-0039-SY 08/16/2006

COMS-06-0040-SY 08/24/2006

COMS-06-0041-SY 08/29/2006

COMS-06-0042-SY 08/29/2006

COMS-06-0043-SY 09/06/2006

COMS-06-0044-SY 09/07/2006

COMS-06-0045-SY 09/15/2006

COMS-06-0046-SY 09/29/2006

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F Proposed Policy Statement on Controls Over Video News Releases


l(b)(5) Attorney-Client Privilege

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Recommendation of the ACRS Member Candidate Screening Panel for Appointment of New Members to the ACRS

F Status Update on Feasibility of Developing Fuel Facility Performance Indicators

Application of Environmental Protection Agency's Underground Storage Tank Regulations to Spent Fuel Pools

F Renewal of A<lvisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (ACNW) Charter

Circular 175 Request for Authority to Negotiate DOE Government to Government Agreements

Draft Report lo the President and the U.S. Congress on the Radiation Source Protection and Security Task force Report

F NRC Interim Pandemic Response Plan

Reappointment of ACRS Member - Dr. Mario V. Bona ca

Proposed Change in Distribution of the Monthly Significant Security Activities Report

F Proposed Changes to the Sector Specific Plan of the National Infrastructure Protection Plan Regarding Threat Assessment

Organization of NRC Offices

F Draft Nuclear Sector Specific Plan

Briefing Materials for International Roll-Out of Nuclear Regulatory Commission Security Assessment Studies for India Delegation ·

F Draft Agenda for Public Meeting on Security

Memorandum of Understanding Between lhe USNRC and USDOE to Establish a Joint Licensing Strategy for the Next Generation Nuclear Plant

ASLPB Request for Reinstatemenl of FTEs for Fiscal Year 2008 lo Support Combined Operating License Proceeding

F NRC Drug-Free Workplace Plan - Recommended Changes to Drug Testing Pool

F Streamlining Chairman review Process and Enhancing Contract Oversight

Program Performance Information for the FY 2006 Performance and Accountability Report

F Recommendation on Establishing a Single, Visible, Higll-Level Point of Contact in the Office of the Executive Director for Operalions for the Tribes

EX.5


COMS-06-0047-SY 10/02/2006

COMS-06-0048-SY 10/03/2006

COMS-06-0049-SY 09/2912006

COMS-06-0050-SY 1010512006

COMS-06-0051-SY 10/17/2006

COMS-06-0052-SY 10/2012006

COMS-06,0053-SY 11/14/2006

COMS-06-0054-SY 11107/2006

COMS-06-0055-SY 11/14/2006

COMS-06-0056-SY 11114/2006

COMS-06-0057-SY 1111512006

COMS-06-0058-SY 11/21/2006

COMS-06-0059-SY 11/27/2006

COMS-06-0060-SY 11128/2006

COMS-06-0061-SY 1112912006

COMS-06-0062-SY 1211512006

COMS-06-0063-SY 12/1712006

COMS-06-0064-SY 12121/2006

COMS-06-0065-SY 1212112006

COMS-06-0066-SY 12/2112006

COMS-06-0067-SY 12/2112006

COMS-06-0068-SY 1212812006

COMS-07-0001-DEK 0411812007

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Framework for Updating the FY 2007 ·FY 2012 Strategic Plan

Draft Policy Statement on conduct of New Reactor Licensing Proceedings

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Staff Requirements - COMEXM-06-0004/COMJSM-06-0003 - Reorganization of the Office of Commission Appellate Adjudication ·

F Response to OIG Audit of NRC's Process for Releasing Commission Decision Documents (OIG-06-A-22)

Reappointment of ACRS Member--Dr. George E. Apostolakis

F Status of Browns Ferry Unit 1 Recovery Project

F Renewal Of Advisory Committee On Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) Charter

Amendment to FY 2008 Budget

F Renewal of Licensing Support Network Advisory Review Panel (LSNARP) Charier

F Completion of Decommissioning at Kaiser Aluminum Facility and Consultation with the USEPA Under the USNRC/USEPA MOU


Proposed Alternative for Sharing the SA Roll-Out Briefing .Information with Switzerland

FY 2008 OMB Passback

F NRG Policy for Preventing and Eliminating Harassing Conduct in the Workplace

Reappointment of ACRS Member Mr. John D. Sieber

Appeal of OMB Passback on FY ·2008 Budget

Review of Agency Performance and Output Measures

State of the Art Reactor Consequence Analysis Communications Plan

FY 2007 Continuing Resolution (CR) Impact Assessment

Draft FY 2008 Performance Budget (Green Book)

Status of tlie Agency's Significant Security Activities· November 2006

P Independent Assessment of the Implementation of the Reactor Oversight Process by the Regional Offices

P Report of the Combined License Review Task Force


COMS-07 -0001-GBJ 0212012007

COMS-07-0001-JSM 04/1812007

COMS-07-0001-PBL 03/0812007

COMS-07-0001-SY 01/23/2007

COMS-07-0002-DEK 06/04/2007

COMS-07 -0002-GBJ 06/2812007

COMS-07-0002-GBJ 06/2812007

COMS-07-0002-SY 01/29/2007

COMS-07-0003A-DEK 06/1912007 .

COMS-07 -0003-DEK 06/0812007

COMS-07-0003-GBJ 0812712007

COMS-07-0003-SY 0210212007

COMS-07-0004-DEK 07/03/2007

COMS-07-0004-GBJ 0912512007

COMS-07-0004-SY 02/06/2007

COMS-07-0005-DEK 07/18/2007

COMS-07-0005-GBJ 11/07/2007

COMS-07-0005-SY 0210612007

COMS-07-0006-DEK 09/0712007

COMS-07-0006-SY 02/1312007

COMS-07-0007-DEK 11/07/2007

COMS,07 -0007 -SY ' 03/0112007

COMS-07-0008-DEK 11114/2007

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Released Paper Title.

F Proposal lo Include aircraft Impact Design Requirements for New Reactors

P Report of the Combined License Review Task Force

F Development of a U.S. Digital Instrumentation and Control and Human-Machine Interface Test Facility

F Appointment to the Patients' Rights Advocate Position for the ACMUI

Candidates for Appointment as Part-Time Administrative Judge (Technical)

F Closing Out Task Re: Rulemaking on Tables S-3 and S-4

F Closing Out Task Re: Rulemaking on Tables S-3 and S-4

F Potassium Iodide Replenishment

Otfice of Commission Appellate Adjudication Organization and Management


F Violation of the Indian Point Order

F Change in Priorities of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Certification and Accreditation of Information Technology Systems

F Request for Reconsideration of the Wording of 10 CFR Section 26.205(d)(4) as Affirmed on April 17, 2007

F Multinational Design Evaluation Program (MDEP) Stage 2 Conclusions and Recommendations

Program Priorities for the FY 2009 Budget


F Increasing the Transparency of NRC's Public Meetings

F Discussion of Plants in the Multiple/Repetitive Degraded Cornerstone Column of the Reactor Oversight Process Action Matrix

Candidates for Appointment as Part-nme Administrative Judge (Technical)

Proposed Exchange of Classified and Sensitive Information with Finland and France, Lale February - Early March 2007 ·

·Candidates for Appointment as Part-Time Administrative Judge (Technical)

F Ollice of the Inspector General Investigation. Security of Sensitive NRC Material Located at Former Local Public Document Room Libraries

Candidates for Appointment as Full-Time Administrative Judge (Technical)


COMS-07,0008-SY 03/01/2007

COMS-07-0009-DEK 12/1312007

COMS-07-0009-SY 0310212007

COMS-07-0010-DEK 12117/2007

COMS-07-0010-SY 03/20/2007

COMS-07-0011-DEK 12/1712007

COMS-07-0011-SY 03/28/2007

COMS-07-0012-SY 04106/2007

COMS-07-0013-SY 04/13/2007

COMS-07-0014-SY 04/16/2007

COMS-07-0015-SY 04/30/2007

COMS-07-0016-SY 04123/2007

COMS-07-0017-SY 04/27/2007

COMS-07·001 B-SY 05/2212007

COMS-07-0019-SY 05/22/2007

COMS-07-0020-SY 0610712007

COMS-07-0021-SY 06/08/2007

COMS-07-0022-SY 0612012007

COMS-07-0023-SY 0710612007

COMS-07-0024-SY 0711212007

COMS-07-0025-SY 07/27/2007

COMS-07-0026-SY 09/1012007

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ASLBP Req1Jest for Fiscal Year 2008 FTE and Funding Increase lo Support Expected Surge in New Reactor License Hearings Establishing an NRG Reserve Cadre of Experts to Address Skill Gaps

F Strategy for Funding the Agreement States for Training and Other Activities that Support the Development and Initiation of the National Source Tracking System

Candidates for Appointment as Full-Time Administrative Judge (Legal)

. Congressional Reprogramming of Funds

Audit of NRC's License Renewal Program (OIG-07-A15)

F Action Plan for Fiscal Years 2007 and 2008 for the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste (ACNW} Staff Requirements

Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards/Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste Office Reorganization

Draft NRC FY 2007 - FY 2012 Strategic Plan

Reappointment of ACNW Member - Or_ Ruth F. Weiner

F Path Forward for. Rulemaking on Groundwater Protection at In Situ Leach Uranium Extraction Facilities

Recommendation of the ACRS Member Candidate Screening Panel for Appointment of ACRS Members


P Cost Estimate for Davis-Besse Reactor Vessel Head Degradation Display

F Status of NRC Research Conducted by the Russian Research Center and the Russian Academy or Sciences

Report on Results of Security Inspection Program at Commercial Power Reactor and Category I Fuel cycle Facilities for CY 2006

F Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste and Materials (ACNW&M) Proposed New Management Directive 5.13, "NRC International Activities Practices and Procedures"

(CONFIDENTIAL)

F Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS)

F Semiannual Updates of the Lessons-Learned Program


Plan for Commission Conduct of Mandatory Hearings on Applications for Combined Licenses


COMS-07-0028-SY 09/26/2007

COMS-07-0029-SY 10/1612007

COMS-07-0030-SY . 10/17/2007

COMS-07-0931-SY 10/26/2007

COMS-07-0032-SY 09/24/2007

COMS-07-0033-SY 10/30/2007

COMS-07-0034-SY 11/19/2007

COMS-07-0035-SY 11119/2007 .

COMS-07-0036-SY 11/27/2007

COMS-07-0037-SY 12/1012007

COMS-07-0038-SY 12/11/2007

COMS-07-0039-SY 12/19/2007

COMS-07-0040-SY 12/21/2007

COMS-07-0041-SY .12/2612007

COMS-08-0001-DEK 01/1712008

COMS-08-0001-GBJ 01/02/2008

COMS-08-0001-PBL 01/1012008

COMS-08-0001-SY 0111412008

COMS-08-0002-DEK 02/29/2008

COMS-08-0002-GBJ 0211512008

COMS-08-0002-PBL 08/11/2008

COMS-08-0002-SY 0112212008

COMS-08-0003-DEK 06/0312008

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Request lo Use Alternate Communication Vehicles for SRM • COMSECY-07-0014 - Update lo Matrix of Areas of NRC and EPA Interactions Proposed Final NRG.FY 2008- FY 2013 Strategic Plan

F RequesUng Authority lo Issue Case Management Orders In HLW Proceeding Prior to Issuance of Notice of Opportunity for Hearing


P Staff Considering Two Additional Revisions in the Current 10 CFR Part 72 Rulemaking Effort

Investigation of the French National System for the Management of NucJi:iar Waste

Final Statement of Polley on Conduct of New Reactor Licensing Proceedings and Response to Comments

F Annual Human Resources Statistical_ Report

Appeal of OMB Passback on FY 2009 Budget

·Draft Response to OIG Recommendation - NRC's Process for Releasing Commission Decision Documents (OIG-06-A-22)

International Participation in ACRS Meeting on NRC's Long-Term Research Initiatives

F Policy and Procedures for lmplemen1ation of Authority to Waive Pension Offset

Allocation of OMB FY 2009 Final Passback

F Status of Activities on Proposed Rule for Risk Informed Decoupling of Assumed Loss-of-Offsite Power From Loss-of-Coolant Accident Analyses

Establishment of Committee for Nuclear Educational Programs Under the Federal Advisory Committee Act

F A Commission Policy Statement on Safety Culture

F Proposed Merger of ACRS and ACNW&M

Draft FY 2009 - Performance Budget (Green Book)

_FY 201 O Planning Objectives

F Commissioner Jaczko's Request for Reconsideration of the Commission Decision in SECY-05-0045

F Economic Consequence Model

FY 2008 Funding Plans

Appointment of Full-Time Director of the Office of Commission Appellate Adjudication


.COMS-08-0003-GBJ 08/11/2008

COMS-08-0003-SY 01/1112008

COMS-08-0004-DEK 0711112008

COMS-08-0004-GBJ 12116/2008

COMS-08-0004-SY 01/30/2008

COMS-08-0005-DEK 07/2912008

COMS-08-0005-SY 01/31/2008

COMS-08-0006-DEK 10/27/2008

COMS-08-0006-SY 02/08/2008

COMS-08-0007-SY 02/2512008

COMS-08-0008-SY 02119/2008

COMS-08-0009-SY 03105/2008

COMS-08-0010-SY 03/17/2008

COMS-08-0011-SY 03/2512008

COMS-08-0012-SY 04/0912008

COMS-08-0013-SY 04110/2008

COMS-08-0014-SY 04/23/2008

COMS-08-0015-SY 0412512008

COMS-08-0016-SY 0510112008

COMS-08-0017-SY 05108/2008

COMS-08-0018-SY 05/12/2008

COMS-08-0019-SY 06/12/2008

COMS-08-0020-SY 06/12/2008

COMSECY REPORT

Released PaperTitle

F Economic Consequence Model

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Recommendation of the ACRS Member Candidate Screening Panel for Appointments of ACRS Members

Candidates for Appointment as Part-Time Administrative Judge (Technial)

F Development of Description for Patien1s' Rights Advocate

Status of the Agency's Significant Security Activities - October Through December 2007

FY 201 O NRC Performance Budget Proposal

F Renewal of Advisory Committee on Medical Uses of Isotopes (ACMUI) Charter

Candidates for Appointment as Part-Time Administrative Judge (Technical)

F Draft Press Release and Federal Register Notice to Solicit Qualified Candidates for Appointment to the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) Order (Effective Immediately) Modifying License for Indian Point Nuclear Generating Unit Nos. 2 and 3

Applicability of Backlit Rule to License Renewal Under 10 CFR Part 54

F Report of the Senior Executive Review Panel - Peach Bottom Lessons Learned


F Staff Proposal for the Establishment of a Committee for Nuclear Educational Programs Under the Federal Advisory Committee Act

F Denial of Petilion for Rulemaking (PRM-54-5) on Emergency Planning Reviews During License Renewal

F Ac1ion Plans Regarding Web Re-Design and Publication Improvements

Identification of Agency Mission Essential Funr;;lions and Primary Mission E.ssential Funr;;tions


FY 2008 Updated Funding Plans

U.S. Department of Energy. (High-Level Waste Repository: Pre-Application Matters, Advisory PAPO Board), Advisory PAPO Board Request for Addllional Authority

Report to Congress on Next Generation Nuclear Plant (NGNP) Licensing Strategy


Assessment of the Procurement Oversight Committee and Recommendations ·


COMS-08-0021-SY 06/30/2008

COMS-08-0022-SY 07/1612008

COMS-08-0023-SY 08/01/2008

COMS-08-0024-SY 08/06/2008

COMS-08-0025-SY 08/12/2008

COMS-08-0026-SY 0811412008

COMS-08-0027-SY 08/1412008

COMS-08-0028-SY 08/27/2008

COMS-08-0029-SY 09/05/2008

COMS-08-0030-SY 09/2512008

COMS-08-0031-SY 09/30/2008

COMS-08-0032-SY 10/22/2008

COMS-08-0033-SY 11/05/2008

COMS-08-0034-SY 11/1312008

COMS-08-0035-SY 11/13/2008

COMS-08-0036-SY 11/10/2008

COMS-08-0037-SY 11/10/2008

COMS-08-0038-SY 11/28/2008

COMS-08-0039-SY 12/02/2008

COMS-08-0040-SY 12/0412008

COMS-08-0041-SY 1211212008

COMS-09-0001-DEK 08/0312009 .


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Program Changes to Child Care Subsidy Program

F Request for an Exlension of Discrelion for the lnlerim Enforcement Policy for Fire Protection Issues on 10 CFR SectiOl'l 50.48(c), National Fire Prolection Associalion Standard NFPA 805

Update on U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Activities lo Transfer Training, Research, Isotopes, General Atomics Fuel from the General Atomics Site to the U.S. Department of Energy

Report to Congress on Next Generation Nuclear Plan1 Licensing Strategy

Authorization to Use Recruitment, Relocation, and Retention Incentives for Administration Judges

Oyster Creek License Renewal Proceeding--Additional Briefs

Operating Uooer a Fiscal Year 2009 Continuing Resolution

Modification or Closure of Action Items in the Commission Tracking System

Program Performance Information for the FY 2008 Performance and Accountabilily Report

Quarterly Update on Federal Funding Assistance for Research and Test Reaclor Voluntary Securily Enhancements



Lithuania's Request for Training Related to Physical Protection Inspections, With Attendant Access to Safeguards Information

F Renewal of Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) Charter

F Renewal of Licensing Support Network Advisory Review Panel {LSNARP) Charter

F Status of Decommissioning Program - 2008 Annual Report

Response to Staff Requirements Memorandum (SRM)--COMSECY-08-0027--0peraling Under a Fiscal Year 2009 Continuing Resolution

F Commission Approval to Withdraw SECY-08-0144. Final Rule - Decommissioning Planning (10 CFR Paris 20, 30, 40, 50, 70, and 72; RIN 3150-AH45)

Response to SRM-M080724, Discussion or Security Issues {Closed-Ex.1&3), Task No. 4, Coordinating with the OHS and/or the FBI of Investigation to Track Individuals with Access to Defense Threat Reduction Agency Modeling Information Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. William J. Shack

F Staff Recommendation Related to Reinstatement of the Construction Permits for Bellefonte Nuclear Plant Units 1and2

F Revisiting 1he Paradigm for Spent Fllel Storage and Transportation Regulatory Programs


COMS-09-0001-GBJ 02/04/2009

COMS-09-0001-SY 01/22/2009

COMS-09-0002-DEK . 0812812009

COMS-09-0002-GBJ 07114/2009

COMS-09-0002-SY 01/30/2009

COMS-09-0003-GBJ 07/2112009

COMS-09-0003-SY 0210412009

COMS-09-0004-GBJ 10102/2009

COMS-09-0004-SY 02/13/2009

COMS-09-0005-GBJ 10/2712009

COMS-09-0005-SY 02/12/2009

COMS-09-0006-SY 03/20/2009

COMS-09-0007-SY 03/25/2009

COMS-09-0008-SY 03/27/2009

COMS-09-0009-SY 04102/2009

COMS-09-0010-SY 04117/2009

COMS-09-0011-SY 04/21/2009

COMS-09-0012-SY 05/0112009

COMS-09-0013"SY 05/0112009

COMS-09-0014-SY 04/30/2009

COMS-09-0015-SY 05/07/2009

COMS-09-0016-SY 05/08/2009

COMS-09-0017-SY 06/0512009

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Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


F lridian Point Sirens - Final Enforcement Action

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F Internal Safety Culture Task Force Interface with Office of the Inspector General Safety Culture and Climate Survey

Incentive Awards

FY 2011 Performance Budget Proposal

NRC Appeal to the OMB FY 2010 Budget Passback

High Priority Performance Goals

F Designa1ion of the .Office of New Reactors as Lead .Office for New and Advanced Reactor-Related Rulemakings

Program Performance Information for the FY 2009 Performance and Accountability Report .

NRC FY 2010 Budget

FY 201 O Shortfall Items

2009-2010 Information Digest Update

Status of the Agency's Significant Security Activities' January .2008 through February 2009

F March 2009 Quarterly Update and Proposed Discontinuation. of Updates on Increased Control of Sources

F Periodic Update on the Technological Developments Concerning the National Source Tracking System

Fiscal Year (FY) 2009 Mid-Year Review Request

Outside Aciivilies of Part-Time ASLBP Judges

NRC's Draft Fiscal Year 2010 Performance Budget

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dana Powers

F Request to Solicit for the Appointment of a New Member to Replace Olio Maynard on the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS)


Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Joseph S. Armijo

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Sanjoy Banerjee

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Michael L. Corradini


COMS-09-0018-SY 06/05/2009

COMS-09-0019-SY 06/23/2009

COMS-09-0020-SY 08/12/2009

COMS-09-0021-SY 08131/2009

COMS-09-0022-SY 09/22/2009

COMS-09-0023-SY 11/10/2009

COMS-09-0024-SY 11/13/2009

COMS-09-0025-SY 11112/2009

COMS-09-0026-SY 11/25/2009

COMS-09-0027 -SY 12/0212009

COMS-09-0028-SY 12/08/2009

COMS-09-0029-SY 12/24/2009

COMS-09-0030-SY 12/31/2009

COMS-10-0001-GBJ 05/19/2010

COMS-10-0001-GEA 07/09/2010

COMS-10-0001-SY 01/15/2010

COMS-10-0001-WCO 09/14/2010

COMS-10-0001-WDM 11/12/2010

COMS-10-0002-GBJ 06/11/2010

COMS-10-0002-SY 02105/2010

COMS-10-0002-WCO 10/06/2010

COMS-10-0002-WDM 12/01/2010

COMS-10-0003-GBJ 06111/2010

COMSECY REPORT


Re;;ippointment of ACRS Member Dr. Said Abdel-Khatik

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.Strategy for Using Senior Technical Advisors to Maintain Stability and Knowledge Transfer Within the ACRS

Firearms Guidelines

Staff Experience Regarding Delegation of Authority for Imminent Security Threats 1o Nuclear Regulatory Commission Licensees

F Response le> Staff Requirements Memorandum SECY-06-0144 ·Proposed Reorganization of the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation and Region II Status of GAO Assignments

Request Commission Approval to Extend the Solicitation for the Appointment of New Members on the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) ·

Revised Pla11 for the High-Level Waste Repository Program

Request for Rebaselining of Medical Event Definition Rutemaki11g lo Reflect Recent Veterans Administration Experience

NRC Appeal lo the OMB FY 2011 Budget Passback

Update on 10 CFR Part 35 Rulemaking Activities Including Request to Rebasellne One Issue

F Draft Policy Statemeflt on the Protection of CESIUM-137 Chloride Sources

F Request To Use Different Communication Tool To Remind Licensees of Responsibilities Regarding Disposal of Sources Proposed Framework for the NRC's FY 2011-2015 Strategic Plan

F Use of Risk Insights to Enhance Safety Focus of Small Modular Reactor Reviews

NRC's Draft Fiscal Year 2011 Congressional Budget Justification

P Regulation of Cyber Security at Nuclear Power Plants

Commission Policy Formulation--Staff Activities Related to the Continuing Resolution and Follow-on Congressional Guidance

Revising the Fuel Cycle Oversight .Process

F Renewal of Advisory Committee on Medical Isotopes (ACMUI) Charter

P Commission Direction on Staff Budget Guidance Under Fiscal Year (FY) 2011 Continuing Resolution

F Interactive Learning Center for White Flint Headquarters Complex



COMS-10-0003-SY 02/05/2010

COMS-10-0004-GBJ 07/0912010

COMS-10-0004-SY 04/1612010

COMS-10-0005-GBJ 07/16/2010

COMS-10-0005-SY 04/29/2010

COMS-10-0006-GBJ 09/03/2010

COMS-10-0006-SY 06/08/2010

COMS-10-0007-GBJ 10/18/2010

COMS-10-0007 -SY 06/15/2010

COMS-10-0008-GBJ 10/2712010

COMS-10-0008-SY 07/07/2010

COMS-10-0009-SY 07/29/2010

COMS-10-0010-SY 09/20/2010

COMS-10-0011-SY 09/2912010

COMS-10-0012-SY 09/30/2010

COMS-10-0013-SY 10/29/2010

COMS-10-0014-SY 10/29/2010

COMS-1 D-0015-SY 11/0112010

COMS-10-0016-SY 11/04/2010

COMS-10-0017-SY 11/04/2010

COMS-10-0018-SY 11/16/2010

COMS-10-0019-SY 11/1812010

COMS-10-0020-SY 12/07/2010

COMSECY REPORT


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Canada's Request for Information Containing U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Safeguards Information

Use of Risk Insights to Enhance Safety Focus_ of Small Modular Reactor Reviews

_ F Delegation of Signature Authority for Section 274i Agreements

Request for Legislative Authority for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to be Reimbursed by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation for Cyber-Related Inspections



Proposed Exchange of Classified and Safeguards Information with the United Kingdom--September 201 O

Request for Appointment of Part-Time Administrative Judge (Legal) - Michael C. Farrar

P Project Plan for Regulatory Program Review to Support Extended Storage and Transportation of Spent Nuclear Fuel ·

Plan for Strategic Plan

Draft Report to the President and the U.S. Congress on the Radiation Source Protection and Security Task Force Report


F Request to Solicit for the Appointment of Two New Members on the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) · ·

Reappointment of ACRS Member Mr. John W. Stetkar

Proposed Exchange or Classified and Safeguards Information (U)

Renewal of Advisory Committee on Reactor Safegaurds (ACRS) Charter

Renewal of Licensing Support Network Advisory Review Panel (LSNARP) Charter


Reappointment of ACRS Member John D. Sieber

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Dennis C. Bley -

Proposed Ell:change of Safeguards Information with the United Arab Emirates

Status of the Activities of the lnteragency Jurisdictional working Group Regarding Low-Level Source Material

Strategic Acquisition Program Status and Recommendations


COMS-10-0021-SY 12/21/2010

COMS-11-0001-GBJ 02/0712011

COMS-11-0001-GEA 01/19/2011

COMS-11-0001-SY 01/26/2011

COMS-11-0001-WCO 06/23/2011

COMS-11-0001-WDM 06/23/2011

COMS-11-0002-GBJ 03/21/2011

COMS-11-0002-GEA 11/03/2011

COMS-11-0002-SY 02/03/2011

COMS-11-0002-WDM 11/0312011

COMS-11-0003-GBJ 05/09/2011

COMS-11-0003-SY 02107/2011

COMS-11-0004-GBJ 06/24/2011

COMS-_11-0004-SY 03/3012011

COMS-11-0005-GBJ 1212312011

COMS-11-0005-SY 04127/2011

COMS-11-0006-SY 04/28/2011

COMS-11-0007-SY 05/0212011

COMS-11-0008-SY 05/16/2011

COMS-11-0009-SY 06107/2011

COMS-11-0010-SY 07/21/2011

COMS-11-0011-SY 08/0212011

COMS-11-0012-SY 08118/2011

Paper Type

COMSECY REPORT


NRC Appeal to the OMB FY 2012 Budget Passback

FY 2013 Performance Budget High-Level Planning Guidance

F Utilization of Expert Judgment in Regulatory Decision Making

Fiscal Year 2012 Congressional Budget Justification

Engagement of Stakeholders Regarding the Events in Japan

Engagement of Stakeholders Regarding the Events in Japan

F NRC Actions Following the Events in Japan

F Revisions to 10 CFR Part 61

ACRS Member Reappointments

F Revision to 10 CFR Part 61

F Data Collection Regarding Patient Release

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SECY-09-0042- Final Rule: Decommissioning Planning (10 CFR Parts 20, 30, 40, 50, 70, and 72; RIN-3150-A155); Recommended Revisions to Approved Federal Register Notice


Proposed Exchange of Classified and Safeguards Information with Canada

Request for Appointment of Part-Time Administrative Judge (Legal) - Thomas S. Moore


Status of Government Accountability Office (GAO) Assignments

Options Regarding Public Notice for Proposed Rule for AP1000 Design Certification Amendment

Proposed Changes to the FY 2011 Reprogramming Request

Energy Nuclear Vermont Yankee, LLC v. Shumlin, No. 11-CV-99 (D. Vermont)

Commission Internal Procedures--Follow-up to OGC Memorandum of July 5, 2011

Draft NRC FY 2012-2016 Strategic Plan

Proposed Exchange of Safeguards Information with the Netherlands


COMS-11-0013-SY 0813112011

COMS-11-0014-SY 09/13/2011

COMS-11-0015-SY 10127/2011

COMS-11-0016-SY 10128/2011

COMS-11'0017-SY 11122/2011

COMS-11-0018-SY 11/3012011

COMS-11-0019-SY 1113012011.

COMS-11-0020-SY 12115/2011

COMS-12-0001-AMM 07/09/2012

COMS-12-0001-GBJ 02/0112012

COMS-12-0001-GEA 11/05/2012

COMS-12-0001-SY 01/12/2012

COMS-12-0001-WDM 01/18/2012

COMS-12-0002-AMM 08/1012012

COMS-12-0002-GBJ 02/07/2012

COMS-12-0002-SY 01/26/2012

COMS-12-0002-WDM 11/05/2012

COMS-12-0003-AMM 09/14/2012

COMS-12-0003-GBJ 06/29/2012

COMS-12-0003-SY 02/09/2012

COMS-12-0004-SY 02/09/2012

COMS-12-0005-SY 02/16/2012

COMS-12-0006-SY 03/23/2012

COMSECY REPORT


Approval of Adjustments to NRG FY 2013 Budget Request

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Program Performance Information for the Fiscal Year 2011 Perlormance and Accountability Report


Proposed Exchange of Safeguards Information with Japan

Proposed Firial U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Fiscal Year 2012-2016 Strategic Plan

Fiscal Year 2012 Reprogramming Request

NRG Appeal lo the FY 2013 Budget Passback

Adjustments lo U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Fiscal Year (FY) 2012 President's Budget arid Shortfalls ·

Fiscal Year 2014 Budget Proposal

FY 2014 High-Level Planning Guidance

F Proposed Initiative to Improve Nuclear Safety and Regulatory Efficiency


F Tribal ConsuHation Policy Statement and Protocol

Request for Appointment of Parl-Time Administralive Judge (Legal) - Lawrence G. McDade

SECY-11-0161 - Executive Branch Review of NRC Legislative Proposals

Reappointment of ACRS Members Mr. Charles H. Brown. Jr., Mr. Harold B. Ray, and Dr. Michael T. Ryan

F Proposed lniliative to Improve Nuclear Safety and Regulatory Efficiency

Request for Post-Retirement Appointment of Ann Marshall Young as a Special Government Employee to Service as a Part-Time Adminislrative Judge (Legal)


Proposed Exchange of Safeguards Information with the Republic of Korea

Sharing Aircraft Impact Assessment Information with Foreign Entities and Proposed Exchange with the United Arab Emirates


Petition and Motion Pertaining to Pilgrim License Renewal Application


COMS-12-0007-SY 03/23/2012

COMS-12-0008-SY 03/26/2012

COMS-12-0009-SY 04/27/2012

COMS-12-0010-SY 05108/2012

COMS-12-0011-SY 05/18/2012

COMS-12-0012-SY 05/25/2012

COMS-12-0013-SY 05130/2012

COMS-12-0014-SY 07109/2012

COMS-12-00.15-SY 0710912012

COMS-12-0016-SY 07/09/2012

COMS-12-0017-SY 07/18/2012

COMS-12-0018-SY 08/15/2012

COMS-12-0019-SY 08/31/2012

· COMS-12-0020-SY 09/07/2012

COMS-12-0021-SY 10104/2012

COMS-12-0022-SY 10126/2012

COMS-12-0023-SY 10/23/2012

COMS-.12-0024-SY 11/01/2012

COMS-12-0025-SY 11/13/2012

COMSc 12-0026-SY 11106/2012

COMS-12-0027-SY 11/07/2012

. COMS-12-0028-SY 11130/2012

COMS-12-0029-SY 12114/2012

COMSECY REPORT


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Impact of Cumulative Effects of Regulation on Existing Rulemaking Due Dates

Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee. LLC v. Shumlin. Nos. 12-707 & 12-791 (2d Cir.) .


Renewal of Operating License for Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station

Proposed E)(change of Classified Information and Safeguards Information with France - July 2012

F Request Closure of Several New Reactor Taskings

Proposed Exchange of Safeguards Information with Spain

F Revised Schedule and Plans for Japan Lessons-Learned

Petition for Rulemaking (PRM-30-65) - Annette User on Behalf of GE Osmonics, Inc.

F Approach for Addressing Policy Issues Resulting from Court Decision to Vacate Waste Confidence Decision and Rule ·

Further Judicial Review of New York v. NRG, 681 F.3d 471 (D.C. CIR. 2012) (Waste Confidence)

F Request to Solicit for the· Appointment of a New Member on the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS)

Program Performance Information for the Fiscal Year 2012 Performance and Accountability Report

Fiscal Year 2014 Budget Reporting Requirements

Conduct of Mandatory Hearings on Combined License Applications Pending Completion of an Updated Waste Confidence Decision

Updated Program Performance lnformalion for the Fiscal Year 2012 Performance and Accountability Report


Renewal of A<lvisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) Charter

Request for Waiver of U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Drug Testing Requirements for Grant NRCHQ-12-G-03-0002 with the National Academy of Sciences

F Revisions to Proposed Rule: Amendments to Material Control and Accounting Regulations (RIN 3150-Al61)


Proposed Top-Level Elements of the Framework for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Fiscal Year 2014-2017 StrategiC Plan

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Sequestration Planning and Funding Information


COMS-12-0030-SY 12/21/2012

COMSECY REPORT


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Proposed Congressional Reprogramming Request for Fiscal Year 2013 Emergenl Work


COMAMM-13-0003 12/16/2013

COMS-13-0001-AMM 03/14/2013

COMS-13-0001-SY 01/29/2013

COMS-13-0002-AMM 07/02/2013

COMS-13-0002-SY 01/25/2013

COMS-13-0003-SY 02101/2013

COMS-13-0004-SY 02/06/2013

COMS-13-0005-SY 02107/2013

COMS-13-0006-SY 03104/2013

COMS-13-0007-SY 03/13/2013

COMS-13-0008-SY 0311412013

COMS-13-0009-SY 0312712013

COMS-13-0010-SY 03/27/2013

COMS-13-0011-SY 03/2812013

COMS-13-0012-SY 04103/2013

COMS-13-0013-SY 0410312013

COMSECY-13-0014 04/1012013

COMSECY-13-0015 0411212013

COMSECY-13-0016 04/22/2013

COMSECY-13-0017 0412312013

COMSECY-13-0018 0713112013

COMSECY-13-0019 07/3112013

COMSECY-13-0020 0810712013

COMSECY REPORT


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Request for Post-Retirement Appointment of Anthony J. Baratta as a Special Government Employee lo Serve as a Part-Time Administrative Judge (Technical)

Fiscal Year 2015 High-Level Planning Guidance

NRC Appeal to the OMB 2014 Budget Passback


F Consolidation of Japan Lessons Learned Near-Term Task Force Recommendations 4 and 7 Regulatory Activities ·

United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Draft Sequestration Planning and Funding Plan

Implications of a Full Year Continuing Resolution Jor FY 2013

Integrated Law Enforcement Response at Nuclear Power Plants

F 10 CFR 50.46c Rulemaking: Request lo defer draft guidance and extension request for final rule and final guidance


Revision to Proposed Congressional Reprogramming Request for Fiscal Year 2013 Emergent Work

Modification or Closure of Action Items in the Commission Tracking System

F Schedule and Plans for Tier 2 Order on Emergency Preparedness for Japan Lessons-Learned

Management Directive 4.7 Policy and Practices Governing Nuclear Regulatory Commission Long-Range Planning, Budget Formulation, and Resource Management ·

Office of the Commission {OCM) Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 Budget


The Structure of 2014 Waste Confidence Rulemaking

Direct Final Rule Amending Appendix A of 10 CFR Part 70. Reportable Safely Events

Proposed Framework. for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Fiscal Year 2014-2018 Strategic Plan ·



Office of the Commission Fiscal Year 2013 Budget (COMSECY-13-0012)

Proposed Revisions to Internal Commission Procedures Regarding Congressional Requests for Documents


COMSECY-13-0021 08/13/2013

COMSECY-13-0022 0812912013

COMSECY-13-0023 0812912013

COMSECY-13-0024 0910612013

COMSECY-13-0025 09/16/2013

COMSECY-13-0026 0911912013

COMSECY-13-0027 0912012013

COMSECY-13-0028 11107/2013

COMSECY-13-0029 11/07/2013

COMSECY-13-0030 11/1212013

COMSECY-13-0031 12/2012013


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Proposed E:i:change of Safeguards Information in Support of an International Physical Protection Advisory Service Mission to the Uni1ed States · Course of Action Following Decision of D.C. Circuit in in re Aiken County

Closure of Action Items in the Commission Tracking System Related to the Integrated Source Management Portfolio


Draft Fiscal Year 2014-2018 Strategic Plan

United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Draft Fiscal Year 2014 Sequestration Plan

Request by the National Academy of Sciences for Information Related to the Design Basis Threat (Grant NRC-HQ-12-G-03-0002}


F Tasking to Develop Interim Staff Guidance for Integrated Safety Analysis Implementation Issues

F Staff Evaluation and Recommendation for Japan Lessons-Learned Tier 3 Issue on Expedited Transfer of Spent Fuel

P Bifurcation of the Enhanced Weapons, Firearms Background Checks, and Security Event Notification Rule


COMAMM-14-0001 03/12/2014

COMAMM~ 14-0002 05/07/2014

CO MAM M-14-0003 QS/02/2014

COMAMM-14-0004 06/17/2014

COMAMM-14-0005 07/29/2014

COMAMM-14-0006 09/1212014

COMAMM-14-0007 12105/2014

COMGEA-14-0001 01103/2014

COMGEA-14-0002 06/13/2014

COMSECY-14-0001 01/23/2014

COMSECY-14-0002 01123/2014

COMSECY-14-0003 01131/2014 (REV)

COMSECY-14-0004 02/06/2014

COMSECY-14-0005 02/24/2014

COMSECY-14-0006 02126/2014

COMSECY-14-0007 02128/2014

COMSECY-14-0008 02/27/2014

COMSECY-14-0009 03/11/2014

COMSECY-14-0010 03121/2014

COMSECY-14-0011 04103/2014

COMSECY-14-0012 04/07/2014

COMSECY-14-0013 04/09/2014

COMSECY-14-0014 0410912014

COMSECY REPORT


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F Bac:kground and Proposed Direction lo NRC Staff lo Verify Assumptions Made Concerning Patient Release Guidance ·

COMAMM-14-0002 - Not Used

Fiscal Year 2016 High-Level Planning Guidance

FY 2014 Funding for Expansion of the Internet Bandwith for Resident Inspectors


Senate Appropriations Committee Draft Provisions on Source Security

Regulatory Issues Posed by Department or Energy Recommendations on Disposing Defense-Related HighLevel Waste

F Proposed Initiative to Coriduci a Lessons-Learned Review of the NRC's Force-on-Force Inspection Program

Improving S::d'ely and Regulatory Effectiveness by Enhandng the NRC's Framework for Risk-Informed Decision Making NRG Appeal to the OMB FY 2015 Budget Passback


Internal Commission Procedures - Chapter I - Commission Responsibilities, Emergency Response

Internal Commission Procedures· Chapter VI - Transmittal of Sensitive Documents to Congress

FY 2015 Congressional Budget Justification

Implementation of the Fiscal Year 2014 Budget

Statute of Limitations Waiver Request

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Dana Powers

Proposed Sharing of Official Use Only Aircraft Impact Information with Japan

Additional Information Regarding Statute or Limitations Waiver Request (COMSECY-14-0007)

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Sanjoy Banerjee

Alternative Approaches for Responding to Congressional Direction for a Plan on Completing the Licensing Process for tile Yucca Mountain Repository

Yucca Mountain Project Activities

P Cumulative Effects of Regulation and Risk Prioritization Initiative: Update on Recent Activities and Recommendations for Path Forward


COMSECY-14-0015 04/23/2014

COMSECY-14-0016 04/30/2014

COMSECY-14-0017 05/0612014

COMSECY-14-0018 05/15/2014

COMSECY-14-0019 05/1612014

COMSECY-14-0020 05127/2014

COMSECY-14-0021 05129/2014

COMSECY-14-0022 0610312014

COMSECY-14-0023 06/0312014

COM SE CY-14-0024 06/1112014

COMSECY-14-0025 06113/2014

COMSECY-14-0026 06/27/2014

COMSECY-14-0027 06/25/2014

COMSECY-14-0028 07/14/2014

COMSECY-14-0029 07/17/2014

COMSECY-14-0030 . 08/05/2014

COMSECY-14-0031 09/16/2014

COMSECY-14-0032 09/26/2014

COMSECY-14-0033 10/10/2014

COMSECY-14-0034 11/07/2014

COMSECY-14-0035 11/07/2014

COMSECY-14-0036 11/10/2014

COMSECY-14-0037 11/21/2014

COMSECY REPORT


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F Security Inspections at U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Decommissioning Power Reactors

Status of U.S. Government Accountability Office Assignments

Excepted Functions During a Lapse in Appropriations

Revisions to Proposed Rule: Medical Use of Byproduct Material - Medical Event Definitions, Training and Experience, Clarifying Amendments (RIN 3150-Al63)

Clarification Requested on Funding Fiscal Year 2014 Medium and Low Priority Shortfall Items (COMSECY-14-006) Revisions to Direct Final Rule: Safeguards Information - Modified Handling Categorization Change for Materials Facilities (RIN 3150-AJ18)

Draft Final Report to the Presiderit and the U.S. Congress on the Radiation Source Protection and Security Task Force Report

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Joy L. Rempe

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Michael L_ Corradini

Project Aim Draft Charter

Proposed Firtal Nuclear Regulatory Commission Fiscal Year 2014-2018 Strategic Plan

Management Directive 6.9, "P.erformance Management"

Rulemaking to Revise Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 50, Appendix H, "Reactor Vessel Material Surveillance Program Requirements"

F Agreement Slate Program Policy Statements: Update on Recent Activities and Recommendations for Path Forward

Draft Report to the President arid the U.S. Congress on the Radiation Source Protection and Security Task Force Report

F Proposed Suspension of the Reactor Oversight Process Self-Assessment for Calendar Year 2014

Fiscal Year 2016 Performance Budget


F Pllblic Release of Report, "A Preliminary Numerical Study of the Hazard from Local Landslide Tsunami Scenarios at the Diablo Canyon Site in Central California"

Renewal of Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) Ctiarter

Status of U.$_ Government Accountability Office Assignments

Proposed Sharing of Offical Use Only Aircraft Impact Information with the Republic of Korea

F Integration of Mitigating Strategies for Beyond-Design-Basis External Events and the Reevaluation of Flooding Hazards


COMSECY-14-0038 11/25/2014

COMSECY-14-0039 12/03/2014

COMSECY-14-0040 12111/2014

COMSECY-14-0041 12/24/2014

COMWC0-14-0001 01/03/2014

COMWDM-14-0001 03/1212014

COMWDM-14-0002 06/13/2014


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Tasking to Develop Materi;:il Categorization for Potential Reprocessing Facilities

FY 2016 Budget Passback .Appeal Letter to the Office of Management and Budget


Yucca Mountain Project Activities

Proposed Initiative to Conduct a Lessons-Learned Review of the NRC's Force-on-Force Inspection Program

F Background and Proposed Direction to NRG Staff to Verify Assumptions Made Concerning Patient Release Guidance ·

Improving Safety and Regulatory Effectiveness by Enhancing the NRC's Framework for Risk-Informed Decision Making


COMSECY-15-0002 01/16/2015

COMSECY-15-0003 02/04/2015

COMSECY-15-0004 02/06/2015

COMSECY-15-0005 02/09/2015

COMSECY-15-0006 03/10/2015

COMSECY-15-0007 03/10/2015

COMSECY-15-0008 03/31/2015

COMSECY-15-0009 03/26/2015

COMSECY-15-0010 04/10/2015

COMSECY-15-0011 04/17/2015

COMSECY-15-0012 04/27/2015

COMSECY-15-0013 04/2912015

COMSECY-15-0014 05/07/2015

COMSECY-15-0015 05/18/2015

COMSECY-15-0016 06/04/2015

COMSECY-15-0017 06/1112015

COMSECY-15-0018 06/16/2015

COMSECY-15-0019 06/30/2015

COMSECY-15-0020 07/01/2015

COMSECY-15-0021 07/0912015

COMSECY-15-0022 08/27/2015

COMSECY-15-0023 09/1012015

COMSECY REPORT


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F Termination of Rulemaking to Revise Title 10 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 40, "Domestic Licensing of Source Material" and Staff Plans to Address Other Items in Staff Requirements Memorandum for SECY-12-0071 (RIN 3150-A150) Request Review and Approval of Enforcement Guidance Memorandum 15-001, "Documentation of SecurityRelated Information in Publicly Available Cover Letters Related to Enforcement Documents"

Request to Solicit for the Appointment of a New Member on the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS)

F Progress Report on Revisions to the U.S. Nuclear Regulalory Commission Relocation Policy

Reappointment of ACRS Member Mr. John W. Stetkar

Reappointment of ACRS Member Dr. Dennis C. Bley

Reappointment of ACRS Member Mr. Gordon R. Skillman

Status of Response to COMSECY-08-0028, Safeguards and Classified Information Management System


Tasking Regarding Access Authorization Requirements for the NRG Staff at DOE's Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility and Status of the Memorandum of Understanding

Fiscal Year 2016 Approach To Working With Senate Appropriation Committee·

. Proposed Cancellation ofTask 2 and Closure of Task 1 from SRM SECY-13-0050

F Proposed Elimination of Annual Reporting Requirements for Specific Evaluations within the Reactor Oversight Self-Assessment Process

Proposed Policy Change to be Included in the New Budget Execution Management Directive (Reallocation Policy)

Fiscal Year 2015 Shortfalls.and Excess Funds

Response t() the Senate Appropriations Committee for Impacts lo Five Fiscal Year 2016 Budget Levels

SRM-COMSECY-15-0017-Response to the Senate Appropriations Committee for Impacts to Five Fiscal Year 2016 Budget Levels

F Closure Plan for the Reevaluation of Flood Ing Hazards For Operating Nuclear Power Plants

Request for Permission to Expand the Potential Selections from the 2015 ACRS Member Solicitation

Conversion of July 7, 2015. "Note to Commissioners' Assistants" Titled "Foreign Assignee Access to the NRC Local Area Network" to a COMSECY

Proposed Fiscal Year 2016 Sequestration Plan



COMSECY-15-0024 09/11/2015

COMSECY-15-0025 0911112015

COMSECY-15-0026 09121/2015

COMSECY-15-0027 10/05/2015

COMSEi:;Y-15-0028 10/2112015

COMSECY-15-0029 10/2612015

COMSECY-15-0030 10/28/2015

COMSECY-15-0031 11/03/2015

COMSECY-15-0032 12103/2015

COMSECY-15-0033 12/15/2015

COMSGB-15-0001 02/19/2015

COMSGB-15-0002 02/2712015

COMSGB-15-0003 07/02/2015

COMSGB-15-0004 07/0712015

COMSGB-15-0005 12/29/2015

COMWC0-15-0001 06/10/2015


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Proposed Rlllemaking on Security Requirements for Facilities Storing Spent Nuclear Fuel .and High-Level Radioactive Waste

Proposed Revision to the Notification Process for Force-on-Force lnspeclions

FY 2017 Performance Budget and Transmittal Memorandum to the Office of Management and Budget

National Security Council Staff Efforts lo Define a Lead Federal Agency for Response

Proposed Elimination of the Annual Report .oil Commission Adjudication

Proposing Sharing of OUO Aircraft Impact Assessment Information with The Netherlands

Stalus of U.S. Government Accountability Office Assignments

Submission of Four Management Directives for Commission Review and Approval

Fiscal Year 2017 Budget-Office of Management and Budgel Passback


lmptementalion of the Fiscal Year 2015 Budget

Proposed Fiscal Year 2017 High-Level Planning Guidance

Commission Involvement in Early Stages of Rulemaking


Implementation Plan of the FY 2016 Budget

Proposed Commission Communication with the Environmental Protection Agency to Address 40 CFR Part 192 Rulemaking


COMJMB-16-0001 07/15/2016

COMSECY-16-0001 01/07/2016

COMSECY-16-0002 01115/2016

COMSECY-16-0003 01115/2016

COMSECY-16-0004 01/28/2016

COMSECY-16-0005 02/08/2016

COMSECY-16-0006 02129/2016

COMSECY-16-0007 04127/2016

COMSECY-16-0008 05/11/2016

COMSECY-16-0009 05116/2016

COMSECY-16-0010 06/10/2016

COMSECY-16-0011 06/30/2016

COMSECY-16-0012 07/05/2016

COMSECY-16-0013 07115/2016

COMSECY-16-0014 07/21/2016

COMSECY-16-0015 07/21/2016

COMSECY-16-0016 07/25/2016

COMSECY-16-0017 08119/2016

COMSECY-16-0018 08/30/2016

COMSE CY-16-0019 09/06/2016

COMSECY-16-0020 09/29/2016

COMSECY-16-0021 10/11/2016

COMSECY REPORT


Proposed Staff RecEvaluation of Category 3 Source Accountability

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Reappointment of ACRS Members Mr. Charles H. Brown, Jr. and Mr. Harold B. Ray

FY 2017 Corigressional Budget Justification

Proposed Revision to the Final Insider Threat Program Policy Statement

Renewal of Mvisory Committee on Medical Isotopes (ACMUI) Charter

Proposed Exchange of Safeguards Information with Sweden

F Revision to the Agency's Long-Term Research Program and Related Reporting to the Commission

Status of Government Accountability Office Assignments

Request Review and Approval of Recommendation for Office of the Inspector General Ac;cess lo Information on Documents in the Agencywide Documents Access and Management System (Memo from Victor McCree, EDO Request Approval to Sunset Annual Update on the Progress of Materials Licensees in Addressing Safety Culture

Fis ca I Year 2016 Shortfalls and Excess Funds

F Procedures. for Mandatory Hearing on Conslruction Permit Applications for Medical Isotope Production and Utilization Facilities

Correction to Federal Notice Discontinuing Rulemaking Activities

Proposed Exchange or Safeguards lnformaUon and Design Basis Threat I Adversary Characteristics with Canada .

Approval of Revisions to Management Directives(MD 4.7, MD 4.8, MD 6.9, MD 6.10)

Enhanced Security of Special Nuclear Material Rulemaking Coordination with Department of Energy

Proposed Revision to the Notificalion Process for Force-On-Force Inspections

Status of Ongoing Emergency Core Cooling System Rulemakings under 1 O CFR 50.46a, 1 O CFR 50.46c, and General Design Criterion 35 and Request for Closure of Related Tasking

F Proposed Closure of Requirement for Periodic Update on Materials Degradalion Under SRM-M040413

. Program Performance Information For The Fiscal Year 2016 Performance And Accountability Report Memo

Revision of Guidance Concerning Consideration of Cosl and Applicability of Compliance Exception to Backlit ~~e .

F Recommendations regarding the Agency's Long-Term Research Program


COMSECY-16-0022 10/17/2016

COMSECY-16-0023 10/2012016

COMSECY-16-0024 10/31/2016

COMSECY-16-0025 11/03/2016

COMSECY-16-0026 11/1612016

COMSECY-16-0027 11/1612016

COMSECY-16-0028 10/29/2016

.COMSECY-16-0029 11/29/2016

COMSECY-16-0030 12/29/2016

COMSGB-16-0001 03/02/2016

COMSGB-16-0002 03/16/2016

COMSGB-16-0003 07/08/2016

COMSGB-16-0003SUP 08/09/2016

COMSGB-16-0004 10/0412016

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Proposed Criteria for Changes to the Reactor Oversight Process Requiring Commission Interaction

F Request to Solicit for lhe Appointment of a New Member on the Advisory CommiUe on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS)


Renewal of Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS) Charter

Revised Delegation of Authority to the Executive Director for Operations lo Initiate and Sign Two Final Rules to Amend the Nuclear Liability Insurance Amount and Freedom of Information Act Provisions

Proposed Regulatory Guide and Standard Review Plan for Foreign Ownership, Control, or Domination of Production or Utilization Facilities


Final Rulemaking Plan Template

F Request for Revision lo Certain Fukushima-Related Taskings

Proposed Fiscal Year 201 B High-Level Planning Guidance

Revised Fiscal Year 2016 Implementation Plan Budget - Memo


Fiscal Year 2018 Budget Proposal Supplemental

Request For Appointment of Dr. Sue H. Abreu as a Full-Time Administrative Law Judge (Technical)


COMKLS-17-0001 03/03/2017

COMKLS-17-0002 03/10/2017

COMKLS-17-0003 04/13/2017

COMSECY-17-0001 01/05/2017

COMSECY-17-0002 01/09/2017

COMSECY-17-0003 01/1312017

COMSECY-17-0004 01124/2017

COMSECY-17-0005 01/30/2017

COMSECY-17-0006 02/06/2017

COMSECY-17-0007 02/1412017

COMSECY-17-0008 02/2212017

COMSECY-17-0009 03121/2017

COMSECY-17-0010 03/23/2017

COMSECY-17-0011 04/05/2017

COMSECY-17-0012 04106/2017

COMSECY-17-0013 04113/2017

COMSECY-17-0014 04/18/2017

COMSECY REPORT


Technical Correctir;ms to the Fiscal Year 2018 Budget

PropDsed Fiscal Year 2019 High-Level Planning Guidance

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Proposed Framework for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Fiscal Years 2018-2022 Strategic Plan

F Status of Research and Test Reactor License Renewal Reviews and Request for Closure of Related Tasking

F Rulemakings Mandated by Statute or Implementing U.S .. Government Policy on Export Licensing Controls

STAFF REQUIREMENTS MEMORANDUM - COMSECY-04-0043 - Fiscal Year 2006 PBPM Budget Decision Book Dated June 2004

F Proposed Closure of Project AIM Integrated Implementation Plan Task No. 19 - Licensing Business Process Improvement

Possible Alternate Method to Transport Commissioners of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

F Re-Examination of the need for a U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Leadership Model

Tasking Regarding the Biennial Update of NUREG/BR-0314, "Protecting Dur Nation"

Physical Protection for Non-Power Production and Utilization Facilities Intending to Produce Molybdenum-99

Fiscal Year 2018 Budget Passback Appeal Letter Options to Office of Management and Budget

F Request for Approval of Changes in the Content and Frequency of staff Reports to the Commission Regarding the Status of Generic Issues PropDsed Changes to RepDrling Requirements for the Five-Year International Strategy

Closure Options Related to Minority Serving Institutions Grant Program


FY 2018 Congressional Budget Justification

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