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Commission Voting Record on SECY-96-221, Improving NRC Control Over & Licensees Accountability for Generally & Specifically Licensed Devices
ML20133G351
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Issue date: 12/31/1996
From: Hoyle J
NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY)
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REF-10CFR9.7 SECY-96-139-C, SECY-96-221-C, NUDOCS 9701160002
Download: ML20133G351 (2)


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December 31, 1996 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY COMMISSION VOTING RECORD DECISION ITEM:

SECY-96-221 TITLE:

IMPROVING NRC'S CONTROL OVER, AND LICENSEES' ACCOUNTABILITY FOR, GENERALLY AND SPECIFICALLY LICENSED DEVICES The Commission approved the staff's recommendation to implement alternative number 3 but disapproved the proposed pilot program until more details are available.

The results are recorded in the Staff Requirements Memorandum (SRM) of December 31, 1996 This Record contains a summary of voting on this matter together with the individual vote sheets, views and comments of the Chairman and Commissioners, and the SRM of December 31, 1996, y

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1. Voting Summary
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11/22/96 COMR. DIAZ X

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i COMMENT RESOLUTION In their vote sheets, all Commissioners approved staff f

3 development of an action plan, but the Chairman and Commissioners j

l Rogers, Dicus, and McGaffigan disapproved the implementation of a Commissioner Diaz pilot program until more details are provided.

i would have permitted the staff to go forward with the pilot program and he also provided an example of a framework that the j

staff could use categorize licensing requirements for various l

Subsequently, the comments of the majority of j

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i reflected in the SRM issued on December 31, 1996.

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