ML20128M237

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Request for OMB Review & Supporting Statement Re Proposed Revs to 10CFR40,70 & 150 Concerning Domestic Licensing of Source & SNM & Exemptions & Continued Regulatory Authority in Agreement States & Offshore Waters
ML20128M237
Person / Time
Issue date: 04/15/1985
From: Norry P
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM)
To:
Shared Package
ML20127D710 List:
References
OMB-3150-0020, OMB-3150-20, NUDOCS 8505310611
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ANSWER Au OUESTIONS IN PART I. IF THIS REQUEST IS FOR FIYlEW UliCER E.D.12291. CUMPLETE PART l' AND SIGN THE CERTIFICATION. :F THIS' REOUEST 15 FCR APPROVAL UfiCEP *hE NERv0Rt REDUCTION ACT AhC 5 CFR 1320. SKIP PART !!.. COMPLETE PART III AND SIGN THE CERTIFJCATION.

500 THREE CDP!ES OF THIS TC9t. THE MATERIAL TO BE REVIEWED, ANC FOR PAPERWORK - THREE COP 1ES OF THE SUPPORTING STATEMENT TG: OFFICE OF INFORMATION AND REGUI,A*0RT ATFAIRS. OFTICE Of w.UIACZ2CD.*I AND BUDCET WASHINGTOW D.C. 20503 -ATTENTION DOCKET LIBRAAT ROOM 3201 PART I.

~ 1. DEPARTMENT / AGENCY and BUREA!/0FTIE

2. AGDCY
3. NAE A!G TELEPHOE MUMBER OF PERSCW W ORIG! HATING RE0uEST CDE CAN BEST ANSWER QUESTICKS RICARDING THIS RECUEST U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission 3-1 5 0 June Robertson (301)427-4004
4. TITLE OF INFORMATIDs Cou EcTION OR auliMAC NG L

10 CFR Part 40 - Domestic Licensing of Source Material

5. LEGAL AUTHORITY FOR INFORMATION COLLECTION OR RutE S. AFFECTED PUlu.!C (CEICE AE THAT AFFI.7)

(CITE UNITED STATES CODE, FU3LIC LAN. OR EXECUTIVE U l. IMDIVIDUALS OR EDUSEHOLDS ORDER)

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PART-11. CO"PLETE THIS PART ONLY IF THE REQUEST 15 FOR CMS REVIEW UNDER EXECUT:YE ORDER 12291.

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4. TYPE OF Sulpt!15Im
12. DOES THIS RFGULATION CONTAIM REPORTING OR RECORD.

KEEPING REQUIREMENT 5 THAT REQUIRE CMS APPROVAL.UEOF,

CL*.SSIFICATION TME PN'ERSORK P.EDUCTICM ACT AND 5 CFR 1320?

C 1. tfMot TES C No O C 2. MONMMot STAGE OF DEVELOPE NT n. IF A PA104 RULE.15 THERE A REGULATORY IMPACT ANALYSIS ATTACHE 07 C 1. FRcFOSED CE DRAFT C 2. FINAL OR INTERI21 FINAL. VITI FRIDE I. YES C

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12. DOES THIS REGULATICN AFFECT ANY TRADE SENSITIVE l

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-CERTIFICATION FOR REGULATORY St.' EMISSIONS: In SumITTIm THIS RECUEST FOR 0 5 REVIEV. THE AUTHORIZED REGULATOR' CONTACT AND THE PROGR/J9 0FFICIAL CERTIFY THAT THE REQUIREMENTS OF E.O.12291 AND ANY UPLICABLE POLICT DIRECTIVES HAVt BEEN COMPLIED WITH.

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13. A857RACT. :ESCRIaE NEcS. 03ES AND ATTECTED FUBLIC IN 50 20u5 cm LESS The proposed revisions to 10 CFR Part 40 would eliminate requirements for large-quantity source material licensees to submit inventory reports to NRC.

Instead, licensees possessing' foreign-origin source material would be required to verify an inventory report sent to them by NRC and would only be reauired to resDond to NRC if changes are required.

14.IYPE OF INf 0ffATI(31 COLLECTICH (CHECE CNE CNLT)

20. CURRENT (PCST RECEMT) CMS C::NTROL NUMSEE OR CO.9aENT

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NUMBER INFORMATION CCLLECTICNS NOT CCNTAINED IN RULES C 1. ECULAR SU3 MISSION 3150-0020 C 2. D2RCDCI SU2MISSIoM (CanrICAncN ATTACuzz)

21. REQUESTED.EIP! RATION CATE Ihf0RMATION CDLLECTIONS CCNTAINED IN RULES C 3. EnSnaC RECUIAn05 (no CaANCE PRCPCSzm 3 years from anoroval date C 4. NOTICZ OF PROPOSD RULIMutDC (NPRM)

C 3. FINAL, NPRM VAS PREVIOUSLT PUBLISED

22. PURPOSE OF INFORMATION CDLLECTICu (CECE As MAzr
6. FINAL 01 INTIRIE FIMAI. WITBOCT PRIOR NPIEE AS APPLT)

C A. RECULA1 SU3 MISSION O 3. IMIRCINCT SU3 MISSION C 1. APPLICAn0N FOR BENEFITS (CIanTICAnCN AT. ACHE)

C 2. PROGRAM EVALUATION O 3. CINERAL PURPOSE STAUSnCS DATI of EXPECTD CR ACTUAL FCERAL RECISTER C 4.

RICULATORY OR CCMPLIAN Z runt.ICAnos AT ni$ SnCE or RUtDAnNC -

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3. PROGRAM PLANNING OR MANACzMotr C 6. USEARCE 19 C 7. AUDIT
15. TYPE OF REVIEW REQUESTED (CE CE cNE cult)

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23. FREQUENCY OF RECORDKEEPING OR REPORTING (CnECE AZ1

@ 2. RIVISICN OF A CURRZNTLY APPRD7D COLLECT *CW THAT APPLT)

C 3. EXIINSION OF IKE IIPIRATION DATZ OF A CURRENI*! APPROVID COLLECnCN VITHOUT ANT C 1. RICO EKEEP DC CHANCE IN T E*SURST.ANCE 01 IN THE ME D OD RIPORTINC OF CDLLECTION O 2. CN OCCASION O 5. SENI-A2Ci"AELT C A. RIDSTATDENT OF A PRInOUSLZ APPROVE C 3. VEEKLY U 7, Ah*NUALLT CDLLECTION TOR WHICI APPRCVAL BAS EXPIAD C 4. MC'tTHLY C 5. RIE OCALLY C 3. IXISnNC CCILECTICN IN USE VITHOUT AN CMS C 3. QUARTERLY C 9. OTHER -DESCn3E CONnot. NcMazR

16. AGENCY REPORT FORM L*tBER(5)

N/A

17. ANNUAL REPORTING OR DISCLCSURE SURCEN
24. RESPONDENTS OBLIGATION TO CCMPLY (CHECE :nE SnONCEST 08LICATION nAT MPLIES)
1. NUMBER OF BISPONDENTS C 1. VOLUNTAKY

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2. NUMBER OF RESPONSIS PE1 RISPONDCNT Q 3. MANDATORT
3. IDTAL ANNUAL RZSPCNSES (1-x 2) 5.

ARE THE RESPONDENTS PRIMARILY EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES

4. SOURS PER RESPCNSE OR INSTITUTIONS OR IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE
5. TOTAL HOURS (3 x 4)

CCLLECTICN RELATED TO FEDERAL EDUCATICN PROGRAM 57 18. ANNUAL RECORCKEEPING BURCEN TES C No h

1. NUMBM OF RECOEKIIPDS
26. DOES THE AGENCT USE SINPLING TO SELECT RESPONCENTS i
2. ANNUAL HOURS PEA ECOCKZZPER OR DOES THE AGENCT RECCPMEND OR PRESCRIBE THE USE l
3. TOTAL REcocREIPINC BouR$ (1 x 21 0F SAMPLING OR STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SY RESPCNDENT57 l

l 4 ECCRDKEIPINC RITDTION PERIOD TEAAS NO Q 19. TOTAL ANNUAL BURDEN 12,068

27. REGULATORT AUTHORITY FOR THE INFORMATION COLLECTION
1. REQUESTED (17-5 + 18-3) 10 40.64(b) u,uco
2. IN CURRENT ems avENTORT Cr1
3. DIIFIRINCE (1 = *I) g TR

, or EXPLANA HOW OF DIyyra m y 4 PROCIAM CHANCE QTHIE (SPECITT)

5. ADJUSTMENT IM susMtTTING THIS REQUEST FOR CMB APPROVAL. THE AGENCY HEAD. THE SENICR OFFICIAL OR PAfGGK CSTIFICATim:

AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE. CERTIFIES THAT THE REQUIREMENTS' 0F THE PRIVACT ACT AND CM8 DIRECTIVE 5 WITH INCLUDING PAPERWCRK REGULATICNS STATISTICAL STANCARDS OR DIRECTIVES AND ANY OTHER INFORPATIO PROMULGATED UNDER THE PAPERwCRK REDUCTICN ACT OF 1980.

SICNATURE OF PROGRAM OF7ICIAL DATE SIGNATURE OF ACENCY HEAD 01 THE SENIOR DATE OFFIC' mut' AUTHORIZED REPRESENTAnVE Nv Y-f-p y--

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AND SIGN Tt*. CER;IFICATICN. IF THIS RC.:EST l5 FCR APPRCYAL ciCER *WE FAFERvCRC REDUCTICR AC AhC 5 CF) !320, SKIP PART !! C:NPLETE PART III AND SIGN THE CERTIEICATICN.

SEND THREE CCP!El CF THIS FCRM. THE."ATERIAL TO EE REVITnE3, ANG FCR PAPER'4 CRC - THREE C:: PIES CF THE SUPPCRTIM STATE? INT 70: OTTIC cr Dtica.un:N AND RIC;.uT:ET A77 AIRS. CFTICZ CT FxtACZ%E:;7 AND M:DCET. % ash 3GTO3 3.C. 20503 -ATTZ2fnCM DCCUT LI3RAIT ?.0CM 3201 PART I.

1. DEPARTrENT/ AGENCY am BURZAWOFFIE
2. ET 3.MAPE AND TELEPMcE M*?'!ER OF PERS3 -.

CRIGIhATING REQUEST CCE CAN SE5T Mr4ER CUESTICMS RICARDING mI5 RE.;EST U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 3 1 5 0 June Robertson (301)427-4004 A. TITtz or IxFCRNance CouECIon ca auli.nAcus 10 CFR Part 70 - Domestic Licensing of Special Nuclear Material

5. LEGAL AUTHCRITY FOR INFCRMATICM CDutCIg3 CR :1? E
6. AFFECTED PL1R.It (CXICE AE 3A AP?!.7)

(CTZ MTID S3:23 CCDE. 7".EIC Lur, OE KIIC::TIvt G 1. INDIVIcuAls ca toustuot:s 08: e u 2. surz en r.0cu. Cairo.:e=:s u 3. TAF.".s 42 2201(o) OE LXl

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f,_/ T. sMALL BUSINESSES ca cacANI n TIcus PART II. C::.vtETE THIS PART CMLT IF THE REQUEST 15 FCA CMS REVIEW UNCER EXECUT:VE ORCER 12291.

7. RESULATDRT INFCRMATION NL?1EER (RIR) i CFR SECTICN AEFECTED Cru a. TTPE OF SluiR!s51ou

13. DOES THIS RFGULATICN C:::tTAIM REPORTING CR RECORD-KEEPING REQUIREMENT 5 THAT RECUIRE CP'S APPRCVAL.C:

CL*.35IFIt37I!31 THE PA.!ZiCRK *iDUCTIC"! ACT A30 $ CFR 1220?

C 1. :w'on Tzs C NO C C 2. NO:tMAJOR 1

STAGE OF CEYELOPMENT

11. IF A PA:04 RULE.15 THERE A REGut.ATCRY IMPACT ANALYSIS ATTACHED 7 C 1. FLWD 02 DEATT C 2. Tua Os mzar:5 TDAI., VUI PHOR
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2. NO C - IT No. DID cs WAn-rnorcsn Tar Asa!sIst C 3. T UAL C1 DrTIRIN T DAL, WU3 CUT F1ICR F10.*J5AI.
3. TZ5 C 4 No C TYPE CF REVIEd RECUESTED
12. DOES THIS REGULATICM AFFEC MY TRADE SENslT!VE C 1. s*xtcAsc ACIVITY7 C 2. PDDING C 3. !%:2CDCT TZ3 C NO C C s. su.a. m On x:I= n CzZ:

CERTIFICATION FOR REGULATORY SEMISSIONS: IN SUMITTING THIS RECUEST FOR C5 REY:Fi. BE AUTHORIZED REGULATOR CCNTACT AND THE PRCGP.T.J9 QFFICIAL CERTIff THAT rnE RECulREMENTS OF E.C.12231 AND Axf APP 1,1 CABLE PCLICT DIRECTIVES C EEEN CCMPLIED WITH.

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13. Aa5 TRACT - :EsCxI I secs, :sts e2 ArTz m Fouc In so w:ars eR :.tss Tha proposed revisions to 10 CFR Part 70 would, except in certain cases, eliminate requirements for special nuclear material licensees to submit Material Balance Reports to NRC.

Instead, licensees would be required to verify an inventory report sent to them by NRC. and would only be reauired to resoond to NRC if chances are reouired.

la.ITPE OF INfCFMICN "f ' 'CI3 (CHICE CNI CET)

23. CURRENT (rc57 RECENT) 0.*S C3TRct MmSER CR C.W NuMsER IMFORMATICM COLLECTICNS NOT C 3 TAINED IN RULIS C 1. az=I.Aa susMIssIcn 3150-0009 C 2. DesCacI susMIssICn (CI1CnCACCN ATTACHED)
21. RECUESU D E1PIRATICE ATE IhFCRMATICN COLLECTICMS C3 TAINED IX RULES C 3. Insn3C RE=I.ACCE (30 C3ANCZ F3CFeszm 3 vears from aoorova1 date C 4. NOTIG CF FSCPCSD P'" mu+g (xygn)

C 3. F"rAL MF1tX VA3 FRI7!C:'sLT FU3LIsEZ3

22. PURPOSE OF IMFCRMATIm C:lLLICTICN (CZECK As MA2Y
6. TIMAL CE 37Z1IX THAL ts*ITBCCT PRICE XF1R As AFFLT)

C A. 1E = LA1 sL*3MIssICN C n. zx ac mCT staMIssICu C. I. AFr!.ICAnCu ret autr=s (CIIIITICAnCN A At"4rn)

C 2. FROGRAM EVAI AUCN C 3. GDEKAL FCEFCsl sunTCCs tATz or tzrEcTzs on ACT..a rcExAL RzcIsT'zz C 4. mz= LATENT on C::xrtIAsC:

FU3LICATICE AT 313 STAGE QT g;t mir's -

g 3, ytoCgAn yLuogp C og xAgACzxgs 15 C 6. RzsEARCE C 7. AUDIT 15.TTPE CF REVIEW REQUESTED (cazcz cut osLT)

C 1. NDr N FTICW

23. FREQUENCT CF REC:lRDKEEPING OR REPORTING (nrrrr AI.:.

S 2. II71sICE OF A C:RADUT AF7T7ED "FTI N TEAT AFFLT)

C 3. ZZTZ3sICE OF TEZ EZFI1ATICW DATE OF A C:21230.7 AFFICVD "'" TIC 5 VIDCUT ANY C 1. RICCcKIIFDC CIANCE IX 3E sC3snNCZ CE II 31 MITBCD RIPoaTI.5 0F COLf M CM C 2. C3 OCCAsICs S 5. SIMI-cNCAf.;:T C 4. REI3 STAT!22NT OF A P117ICCsLT AFF1CVD C 3. WIFT'Y C 7. ANNUALLY CDLI.ZCnON TCt '=1EICE AFFEC7AL HA3 CFI1Z3 C 4. :CrmLT C 8. RTr"'*'" '_T C 3. EnsTDG CC""TICN IN CsZ VITHCUT A5 CMS C 3. QUARTIET C 9. OTHE1 -DEsC113Z CCNT1tCL M

16. AGDCT REPORT FCRM MUMBER(5)

N/A

17. 2NUAL REPORTING CR DISCLCSURE SURCEN
24. RESPCMCENTS CELIGATI:lN TO CCMP(T (CEECE THE sT20MCZs! 05LICATION THAT APPLIZs;
1. wwnra or azsroccT3 C 1. votexTAxT O 2. REQUIRD TO 08TAIN CR AITAIN A BENUTT
2. NUM53 CF RZsPCMsZs FI1 IZsPCCE3; C 3. MascArcar
3. mTa AnscAL azsrCxsz3 (1 x 2) 1 4

ARE THE RESPCNCENTS PRIMARILY EDUCATICMAL AGDCIES A. aC:3t3 Fn EZ3FCNsz OR INSTITUTICNS OR 15 THE PRINART PURPOSE OF THE

5. TcTE aCURS (3 x 4)

CCLLECTICN RELATED TO FEDERAL EDUCATICN PRCGRAM57 18. MNUAL RfCllRCKEEP!NG BURCEM YE3 C No C

1. NUMBn CF RIC::1:KIZPERS
2. ANMCAL BOUR3 FZ1 RICCCKZZyn
25. 00E5 THE AGEFCT USE $2PLING TO SELECT RESPCMCENTS OR 00E5 THE AGENCT RECCr?END CR PRESCRIBE THE USE
3. mTAI. azcCacuzz?Isc scU23 (1 x 23 0F SMPLING CR STATISTICAL ANALYSIS SY RE.5PCNCENT3 6 RECCEKIIPDC RITINnCN PnIOD TIARS ygg gm 19. TOTAL ANNUAL BURCEN 95,928
27. REGULATORT AUTHORITT FOR THE INFCRMATICN C:lLLECTI@
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hEMEK GTIFICATIm: IN SUsMImMG THIS EEQUEST FOP CMS APPROVAL. THE AGDCT HEAD. THE SENICA GFFIC*AL CR A AUTHORIZED REPRESERTATIVE. CERIIFIES THAT THE RECUIRE"ENT5' Of THE PRIVACT ACT ANo CMS DIRECTIVES HAVE BEEN COMPL WITN INCLUDING PAPERVCRE REGULATICMS, STATISTICA STMCARDS OR DIRECTIVES. MD Mr OTHER INFORMATICM POLICT OIRECTIYE PICMULGATED U?'OER THE PAPERVCRK REDUCTICN ACT OF 1980.

SIGNATURE OT PROC 2AM CF71CIAL DAIE sICNATURE OF AGENCT HEAD 01 THE sD101 DATE CTTIC OR AN AUTHORIIC REPREsDTATIVE Pat No i _ctor

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~w tur. >-al) rca :u atCIx:m.C.-a3 i**.PCRTANT - REAo INsTauCTICN5 PEFCIE C:xPLETING FCRR. :o.Or USE THE swE sF ss 70 sIru:.TANEcustY aEcuesT AN

,EIECUTIVE CRCER 12291 REVIEW AND APPRCVAL UNDER THE PAPEKis0RK REDUCT'3 ACT.

An51sER ALL CUESTICMS IM PART I., 'IF THIS REQUEST 15 FOR REVII'd UliCER E.C.12291. CI:rPLETE PART II AND SIGN THE CERTIFICATION. IF THIS REOUEST 15 FCR APPROYAL d!iCER THE PAPERVORK REDUCTION ACT AhC 5 CFR 1320. SKIP PART II. COM.PLETE PART Ill AND SIGN THE CERTIFICATION.

SEND THREE COP!ES OF THIS TCRM. THE MATERIAL TO BE REVIEWED, ANG FCR PAPERiiCRE -- THREE CCPIES OF THE SUPPORTING STATEMENT TO: OFYICE Or INFORNATION AND RECLhTORY ATTAIRS. OFTICE OF P.4NACZMINI AND BUDGET. *dASHINCTOW. D.C. 20503 -ATTENTION DOCKI* LIBRAAY ROOM 3201 PART !.

1. DEPARTPENT/AGEMCT and BUREAU /0FFICE
2. AGENCY
3. NAE AND TELEPHOE M:J'BER OF PERSCW e CRIGINATING RE0uEST CDE CAN BEST Ar!!'IR QUESTIC%5 RICARDING THIS RECUEST U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 3 1 5 0 June Robertson (301)427-4004 ldNParDE $ektToY aINnYinued Regulatory Authority in Agreement States and in Offshore Waters j
5. LEGAL AUTHORITY FOR INFORMATION COLLECTION OR RULE
6. A_FFECTED PUBLIC (cICE At.L TEAT Ar?LT)

(CITE UNITED STATES CODE, PUBLIC LAN. OR EXECUTIVE-U l. IMDIVIDt!ALS CE EOUSEYOLDS ORDERJ j 2. STATE OR IDCAL GOVII'e:INIS

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INESSES 01 CTNEK rCE.7ROFIT 42 csc 2201(o) Ca u 3. FCERAL ACINCIIS OR IMFLOTIES L/, 6. NON-PROFIT INSTITUTI0sS g/ 7. SMAu. scSINESSES Oa CRcAst:ATIDMS PART 11. CCP.PLETE THIS PART ONLT IF THE REQUEST 15 FCP CMS REY!EW UNCER EAECUTIVE ORCER 12291.

7. REGULATORT INFORMATION NLNBER (RIN) 1 CFR SECTION AFFECTED CrA 4:. TYPE OF SuliMI551(E la. DOES TNIS RF.GULATION CCNTAIM NEPORTING OR RECORD-KEEPING REQUIREMENTS THAT REQUIRE CMS APPROVAL.UECF CL.*SSIFICATION THE PA"ER.fCRK P.E0ccTIE": ACT AM0 5 CFR 13207 C 1. Muca YzS C NO O C 2. NONMMOR STAGE OF DEVELOPE NT

11. IF A PAJ04 RULE. IS THERE A REGULATORY IMPACT ANALYSIS ATTACHED?

O 1. nCr0 SED On DaATI C 2. FINAL DE INTERIM FINAL, VITI P1tIOR

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2. NO C - IT No, DID OMB fdAIV?

PROPOSAL IRE A.'IALYSIST C 3. FINAL OE INTIAIM TINAL, WITHOUT PRIOR PROPOSAL

3. YES C
4. NO O TYPE CF REVIEld RECUESTED
12. DOES THIS REGULATICN AFFECT ANY TRADE SENslTIVE C 1. S*ANDAnn ACTIVITY 7 O 2. FINDING C 3..".'.IECZNCY T!5 C NO C C 4. ST;..o. var On JUaICTAI. :: zzz ERTIFICATION FOR REGULATORY SUF111SS10NS: IM SUBMITTING THIS RECUEST FOR C"5 REVIE'd. THE AUTHORIZED REGULATOR' CCNTACT AND THE PRCGPJJI 0FFICIAL CERTIFY THAT THE REQUIREMENTS OF E.O.12291 AND ant /PPLICABLE POLICT DIRECTIVE 5 HAV' EEEN CCMPLIED WITH.

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13. A85 TRACT -.DEsCRIsE NEC$, L*SES AND ATTECTED FUSLIC IN 50 WCCS CR LESS

- The proposed revisions to 10 CFR Part 150 would eliminate requirements for large-quantity Agreement-State source material licensees to submit inventory reports to NRC.

Instead, licensees possessing foreign-origin source material would be required to verify an inventory.

report sent to them by NRC, and would only respond if changes are required. IA. TYPE OF INf 0RPATIC31 COLLECTION (CHE3 CNE ONLT)

20. CURRENT (POST RECENT) CMB CONTRCL NUMSER GE COMENT NUMBER INFORMATION COLLECTICNs NOT CONTAINED IN RULES 3150-0032 C 1. RE::LAR susMissIow C 2. EMEa:DCT SU2 mission (CnTInCAn0N ATTACHE)
21. REQUESTED EIPIRATION CATE INFORMATION CouECTIONS CONTAINED IN REES 3 years'after approval date C 3. ExIsnNs rec LAnos (NO CaANCE FRcFosas p 4. N0n3 Or FRcFosED RcuswtINc (Nnn)

Q 3. TINAL. MPRM UAS FREVIOUSLT FUBLISHED

22. PURPOSE OF INFORMATION COLLECTION (CEE2 AS MANE
5. TINAL 01 INTERIN TINAL Un30CT PRIOR NF15t AS AFFLT)

C A. REGUut SUBMISSION l C 3. EMERCDCT SU3 MISSION C 1. AFFMCATION TOR BDEFITS (CIRTIFICAn 0N ATTACHED) C 2. PROGRAM EVALUATION C 3. GZNERAL PUEF05E STATISTICS DATT OT EXPECTD OR ACTUAL FCERAL RECISTM

4. RECULATORY OR CO.w?LIANCE FUBLICATIQW AT IRIS STAGE OF RL" D*.AKING -
3. PROGRAM PLANNINC DE MANAGEMEEE C 6. usEAacu 19 O 7. AUDIT
15. TYPE OF REVIEid REQUESTED (Cuts cNE cult)

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V SUPPORTING STATEMENT 'FOR 10 CFR PART'40, DOMESTIC LICENSING OF SOURCE MATERIAL 10 CFR PART 70, DOMESTIC LICENSING OF SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL AND 10 CFR PART 150,- EXEMPTION AND CONTINUED REGULATORY AUTHORITY IN AGREEMENT STATES AND IN OFFSHORE WATERS AMENDMENT TO REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR SOURCE MATERIAL ^ 10,CFR Section 40.64(b) 10 CFR Section 150.17(b) AMENDMENT TO REPORT REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL 10 CFR Section 70.53(a)(1)

1. Justification Sections 40.64(b), 70.53(a)(1) and 150.17(b) 10 CFR Section 40.64(b) currently requires each NRC licensee who is authorized to~ possess at any one time and location more than 1,000 kilograms of uranium or 3

thorium, or any combination thereof, to complete and submit to the NRC within thirty days after September 30 of each year a statement of his source material inventory. 10 CFR Section 150.17(b) imposes the same requirement on Agreement State licensees. 10 CFR Section_70.53(a)(1) currently requires each licensee who is authorized to possess at any one time and location special nuclear material in a quantity -totaling more than 350 grams of contained uranium-235, uranium-233, or plutonium, j - or any combination thereof, to complete and submit to the NRC Material Balance Reports.(742) and a statement of the composition of the ending inventory (742C) within thirty days of March 31 and September 30 of each year. 1 The collection and recording of data for inventory purposes is a continuing - process that the licensee carries out throughout the year for the licensee's internal records. At the specified times for inventory reports, the licensee L

simply submits the accumulated data from the licensee's records, based either on book inventory or on data from a physical inventory-taking, to NRC in the report. The requirenent to report within thirty days of the ending data is a reasonable measure to ensure timeliness in receipt of inventory data by NRC in order to maintain material accountability under its statutory responsibility ~ under the Atomic Energy Act to ensure protection of the common defense and security. Moreover, the US/IAEA Safeguards Agreement specifies that reports are to be submitted within 30 days following a physical inventory taking.

a. & b.

Need for'and Practical Utility of the Information Collection As the result of a reevaluation of the safeguards data collection and pro-cessing requirements, NRC has determined that with the exception of licensees reporting under the US/IAEA Safeguards Agreement and reporting composition of ending inventory by persons licensed to operate nuclear reactors, the requirements to report inventories on Material Balance Reports can be deleted. Instead, the NRC would computer generate, for each licensee, an inventory report based on mate-rial transaction reports submitted to the NRC on Form 741 for special nuclear material and foreign origin source material. Attached are a DOE /NRC Form 742 to be completed by licensees who report under the US/IAEA Safeguards Agreement (10 CFR Part 75), a copy of a sample generated 742 report,-and a DOE /NRC Form 742C to be completed by licensees who report composition of ending inventory under .Part 75 and those licensed to operate nuclear reactors. (In a separate rule-making action effective July 15, 1984, the requirement to report domestic trans-fers of U.S. origin source material was deleted. Only imports, exports, and domestic transfers of foreign origin source material-are currently reported to the transaction data base.) Revised Section 40.64(b) would require each licensee who is authorized to possess more than 1,000 kilograms of uranium or thorium or any combination of uranium cr thorium to verify and update a statement of material balance generated by the Commission provided the database indicates that the licensee has had foreign origin source material during the period of the report. The statement will contain data concerning source material of foreign origin received, possessed, transferred, consumed, disposed of, or lost by the licensee. This information is needed to provide to the Australian and Canadian Governments a periodic report showing the inventory of all materials in each U.S. facility that is subject to their respective Bilateral Agreements. The statement will be generated by the Commission as of September 30 of each year and mailed to the licensee by October 15 of each year. The licensee will verify and update the statement and, if any change is necessary, submit a statement indicating the updating changes to the Commission by October 31. Revised Section 150.17(b) imposes the same requirement on Agreement State licensees as revised Section 40.64(b) above. Revised Section 70.53(a)(1) would require each licensee who is authorized to possess more than 350 grams of special nuclear material (uranium-235, uranium-233, or plutonium) in any combination to verify and update a statement of material balance generated by the Commission concerning special nuclear 5 material received, produced, possessed, transferred, consumed, disposed of or lost by the licensee.. This information'is necessary to the domestic inspection program and is needed to provide to the Australian and Canadian Governments a periodic report showing the inventory of all materials in each U.S. facility that is subject to their respective Bilateral Agreements. The Statement will be generated by the Commission as of March 3f and September 30 of each year and mailed to the licensee by April 15 and October 15. The licensee will verify and update, and if any change is necessary, submit a statement indicating the updating changes to the Commission by April 30 and October 31. In. addition, persons licensed to operate nuclear reactors are required to prepare and submit a statement of composition of ending inventory (Form 742C)- as of March 31 and September 30 of.each year and file within thirty (30) days after the c..d . the period covered by the report. .This information is necessary to the domestic inspection program and cannot be generated by the Commission from other data sources,

c. Duplication of Other Collections of Information In general, information required by the NRC in reports concerning.inven-tory of nuclear materials does not duplicate other Federal information collec-tion requirements and is not available from any source other than licensees.

Portions of the needed information might also be contained in other infonna-tion submittals to the NRC or other Federal agencies. However, duplication, if any, is slight, and the collection of this information by use of specified I forms and other-required reports is the most effective and least burdensome means of obtaining the information. L

d. Consultations Outside the NRC 4 LConsultations during development 1+ere made with Safeguards and Security, Department of Energy.

2. Description of. the Information Collection a.

Number and Type of Respondents The-amendment affects approximately 350 NRC and Agreement State licensees of which approximately 150 are small independent industrial manufacturers, each with an estimated annual gross income of less than $1 million and a staff of fewer than 500 people. b.- Reasonableness of the Schedule for Collecting Information Affected SNM licensees wil1 be required to review and verify a computer gen-erated statement twice yearly. This schedule is _ reasonable because the review and verification will coincide.with a physical-inventory taking, if applicable. Affected source material licensees will. review and verify the statement once per year based on. book inventory. c. Method of Collecting the Information The review and verification of the Commission generated report is the least burdensome method of obtaining the objective because the review and verification at the licensee site will in most cases eliminate the need for submission of a . report to the C_ommission except when adjustments are necessary. t ~ r -s-i. L

r, d. Adequacy of the Description of the Information -Licensees presently submit a report to the Commission with the required 'information. The computer generated report that the licensees will be required to, review and verify will be a facsimile of the report currently submitted. The schedule for submission to the licensee is stated in the regulation as is the schedule for the licensee to submit any changes, if _necessary. ~ e. Record Retention Period None. Any material balance reports, inventories, forms, and transaction reports are retained, if at all, pursuant to 10 CFR Sections 40.61(a), 70.51(b), and 75.21 through 75.24, all of which have been previously approved by OMB. f. Reporting Period Persons licensed under Parts.40 and 150 are required to revi.ew and verify a Commission generated statement of inventory once a year. Part 70 licensees are required to review and verify a statement of inventory twice yearly. If changes are necessary, the licensee will submit a statemen't indicating the updating changes to the Commission. Otherwise, no submission to the Commission is necessary. g. Copies Required to be Submitted If changes are to be made to the Commission generated statement, one copy with updating changes will be submitted to the Commission. Otherwise, no response is necessary. .3. Estimato cf Burd:n .a. Estimated Hours Required to Respond to the Collection The burden for review and verification of each statement is estimated to be one hour. A total of approximately 450 statements are expected to be reviewed and verified annually. Approximately 40 Part 40 licensees will review and verify one statement each year; approximately 200 Part 70 licensees will review and verify 2 statements each year; and approximately 10 Part 150 licensees will review and verify one statement each year. Thus the total resulting burden for all licensees will be 450 hours. The decrease since the last clearance is a result of the reduced num~ber of licensees required to submit' inventory data and the reduction in time resulting from the change in the method of collection. The reduction in the use of NRC Forms 742 and 742C resulting 'from these revisions will be reflected in OMB clearance numbers 3150-0004 and 3150-0058. b. Estimated Cost Required to Respond to the Collection The annual cost to each Part 40 and 150 respondent to comply with the re-quirement is estimated to be $60. The annual cost to each Part 70 respondent is estimated to be $120. The total annual cost to all affected licensees is estimated to be $27,000. This represents a ' reduction of 750 hours or $45,000 annually. c. Source of Burden Data This data is based on informal consultations by the staff with a small number of typical licensees and analysis of actual submissions of inventory reports during CY 1983. Cost data is based on $60 per hour.....

n- ?:. } 4. Estimate of Cost to the Federal Government i Section Cost to Government 40.64(b) 150.17(b) 70.53(a)(1) DOE /NRC Forms _742, 742C Annual Cost - NRC Staff Review $ 50.00 (Professional effort - 5 min / report 0 $60/hr.) = Annual Cost - Clerical Processing (Clerical effort - 60 min / form 0 $60/hr.) = Annual Administrative Costs 20.00 '(Postage, handling, envelopes, etc.) = Annual Cost for Record Holdings (65.cu.ft. x $209/cu.ft.) = 500.00 Annual Printing Costs = Annual Cost for Storage of Forms in NRC Supply negligible ($2.10 per 1,000) = Annual ADP Cost = t' $570.00 TOTAL ANNUAL COST

  • NRC and DOE share the cost of operating the Nuclear _ Material Management and Safeguards System (NMMSS).

Current and projected cost of the system is: FY85, $1.4 million; FY86, $1.6 million. 25% of these costs are attributable to report forms. _ This includes cost o) ADP, recordholding, and clerical processing of all forms (DOE /NRC Forms 741, 741A, 740M, 742, 742C, and IAEA Form N-71). It is not possible to suballocate this cost to individual forms. For simplicity, this entire cost is allocated to Form 741 (OMB No. 3150-0003) and is omitted from the cost data for the remaining forms. s 4

,..c' 5: =; 5. Impact' on NRC's Information Collection Budget Currently, all licensees authorized to possess 1,000 kilograms or more of source material or 350 grams or more of special nuclear material are required to submit a statement of inventory. ' The number of the affected licensees is reduced from 350 to 250.- The amount of time required to comply with the requirement is reduced by the change in method of collection from 2 hours per report to I hour. eup o t 9-l- i i m pmena y u y +,e-pm4%m-ur ~ --~9 Q 999M> f y ?w w- ---t w-w-

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