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Notation Vote Response Sheet Disappoves W/Comments, SECY-93-124 Re Financial Assurance for Cleanup of Accidents for All Matls Licensees W/Potential for Significant Accidental Contamination
ML20046A998
Person / Time
Issue date: 06/18/1993
From: De Planque E
NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
To: Chilk S
NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY)
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NUDOCS 9308020246
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RESPONSE SHEET T0:

SAMUEL J. CHILK, SECRETARY OF THE COWiISSION FROM:

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SECY-93-124 - FINANCIAL ASSURANCE FOR CLEANUP 0F ACCIDENTS FOR ALL MATERIALS LICENSEES WITH POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT ACCIDENTAL CONTAMINATION i

APPROVED DISAPPROVED X(w/commentrABSTAIN NOT PARTICIPATING REQUEST DISCUSSION C0144ENTS:

See attached comments.

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Commissioner de Planque's Comments on SECY-93-124 Before approving the staff's recommended course of action, I

would like responses to the following questions:

1.

The SECY, paper presents some good arguments why rulemaking is not necessary.

Was this information provided to GAO before they issued their report (93-90) in April 1993?

If not, was the SECY paper specifically designed to be responsive to the issues raised in the 1985 GAO report?

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According to the staff, in 1985, most of the local, stato and federal comments supported the rulemaking.

In 1992, the views of selected states that were contacted by the staff were described as not opposing the rule, and in 1993, another group of states said that they would support termination of the rulemaking.

Were these views obtained from different states, representatives, or organizations, or did the positions of particular states change?

Please discuss in more detail.

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