ML20141J103
| ML20141J103 | |
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| Site: | Beaver Valley |
| Issue date: | 04/16/1986 |
| From: | Tam P Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| To: | Rubenstein L Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| TAC-62883, NUDOCS 8604250320 | |
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APR 16 1986 Docket No. 50-412 MEMORANDUM FOR:
Lester S. Rubenstein, Director l
PWR Project Directorate #2 Division of PWR Licensing-A FROM:
Peter S. Tam, Project Manager PWR Project Directorate #2 Division of PWR Licensing-A i
SUBJECT:
FORTHCOMING MEETING WITH DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY (DLC) i REGARDING BEAVER VALLEY UNIT 2 DATE & TIME:
Tuesday, May 20, 1986 9:00 a.m.
LOCATION:
Phillips Bldg., Room P-110 7920 Norfolk Avenue Bethesda, MD 4
PURPOSE:
To discuss with DLC its progress in the WHIPJET Progran (Use of leak-before-break assumption for balance-of-plant piping). This is the fourth progress report meeting.
PARTICIPANTS:
NRC DLC E. Sullivan R. Martin 1
P. Tam J. S:yslowski
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K. Wichman R. Cloud i
P. Y. Chen S. Mukherjee et al.
l B. Elliott S. Lee G. Bagchi R. Bosnak H. Brammer W. LeFave C. Y. Cheng A. Serkiz 1
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Peter S. Tam, Project Manager PWR Project Directorate #2 4
Division of PWR Licensing-A I
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Mr. J. J. Carey Duquesne Light Company Beaver Valley 2 Power Station cc:
Gerald Charnoff, Esq.
Mr. R. E. Martin, Panager Jay E. Silberg, Esq.
Regulatory Affairs Shaw, Pittman, Potts & Trowbridge Duquesne Light Company 1800 M Street, N.W.
Beaver Valley Two Project Washington, DC 20036 P. O. Box 328 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15077 Mr. C. W. Ewing, Quality Assurance Zori Ferkin Manager Assistant Counsel Quality Assurance Department Governor Energy Council Duquesne Light Company 1625 N. Front Street P. O. Rox 186 Harrisburg, PA 15105 Shippingport, Pennsylvania 15077 Director, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency Room B-151 Transportation & Safety Building Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120 Mr. T. J. Lex Mr. Thomas Gerusky Westinghouse Electric Corporation Bureau of Radiation Protection Power Systems PA Department of Environmental P. O. Box 355 Resources Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15230 P. 0. Box 2063 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120 i
Mr. P. RaySircar Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation BVPS-2 Records Management Supervisor P. O. Box 2325 Duquesne Light Company Boston, Massachusetts 02107 Post Office Box 4 Shippingport, Pennsylvania 15077 Mr. W. Troskoski U. S. NRC John A. Lee, Esq.
P. O. 181 Duauesne Light Company Shippingport, Pennsylvania 15077 10xford Centre
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301 Grant Street Mr. Thomas E. Murley, Regicnal Admin.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15279 l
U. S. NRC, Region I 631 Park Avenue King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 15229
MEETING NOTICE DISTRIBUTION
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Docket File.
NRC Participants NRC PDR E. Sullivan L PDR K. Wichman NSIC P. Y. Chen PRC System B. Elliott PAD #2 Rdg S. Lee D. Miller G. Bagchi
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Tam R. Rosnak OP.AS H. Branmer H. Denton W. LeFave N. Olson C. Y. Cheng T. Novak A. Serkiz C. Rossi S. Varga G. Lear B. Youngblood L. Rubenstein J. Milhoan R. Ballard C. Berlinger V. Benaroya OELD J. Partlow B. Grimes E. Jordan ACRS (10)
OPA Receptionist
TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 1.
Agency Reporting 2
2.
Year Being Reported 2
3.
Total Number of Meetings 2
4.
Exemptions Used for Closing Meetings 2
Budget Meetings 3
Congressional Testimony Meetings..............
3 Briefings by Agency Staff 3
5.
Description of Litigation 3
6.
Notation Voting 3
1 7.
Public Observation 4
8.
Public Notice 5
9.
Public Interest 6
10.
Releasing of Meeting Records 7
11.
Requests to Open 8
12.
Formal Complaints 8
13.
Ex Parte Communications 8
14.
NRC Rule Change....................................
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Additional Information 9
APPENDIX A - Definition of Meetings APPENDIX B - Tabulation of Open and Closed Meetings by Month APPENDIX C - Tabulation of Meetings by D.tys' Notice APPENDIX D - NRC Regulations as Amended Implementing the Sunshine Act APPENDIX E - NRC Ex Parte and Separation of Functfons Regulations APPENDIX F - Sample Page of Index
ANNUAL REPORT GOVERNMENT IN THE SUNSHINE ACT 1.
AGENCY NAME:
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission i
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CALENDAR YEAR:
1985 3.
MEETINGS:
(See definitions in Appendix A)
A.
Total Number of Open........................ 130 ( 68%)
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Total Number of Closed......................
56 (29%)
j C.
Total Number of Partially Open/ Closed........
5 (3%)-
Total Number of Meetings...............
191 The above meetings are counted by the number of separate agenda topics discussed as described in Appendix A.
The same number of topics counted by the method used by Common Cause results in the following number of meetings (see definitions in the Appendix):
D.
Total Sessions Open.......................... 94 E.
Total Sessions Closed........................ 37 1
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Total Sessions Partially Open/ Closed......... 20 i
Total Number of Sessions................
151 1
Throughout this report, meeting numbers quoted are counts of individual items.
4.
EXEMPTIONS USED FOR CLOSING OR PARTIALLY CLOSING MEETINGS (NUMBEROFTIMES,USED)
A.
Exemption 1..................................
11 Exemption 2................................... 3 Exemption 10..................................
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Exemptions 2 & 6............................. 21 E x emp t i o n s 5 & 7.............................
15 Exemptions 1, 2 & 6............................
1 Exemptions 5, 7 & 10.......................... 2 l
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2 Total.................................... 61 The percent of closed / partially closed meetings in 1985 decreased slightly from 1984.
B.
NRC's policy regarding the closing of iaeetings pertaining to the budget, Congressinnal testimony, and briefings of agency members by staf' is as ^ follows:
(1) Budget Meetings.
The Court of _ Appeals for the District of Columbia concluded in Common Cause v. NRC, 674 F.2d 921 (D.C. Cir. 1982), that there was no exemption under the Sunshine Act guthorizing automatic closure of budget
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meetings. After Common Cause, the Commission has not convened any closed meetings to discuss the budget.
(2) Meetings at which Congressional testimony is discussed.
In 1985 there were no Commission meetings held to discuss Congressional testimony.
(3) Briefings of agency members by NRC staff. Under the Commission's rules, adopted in 1977, all briefings by NRC staff of a quorum of the Commission are considered to be the conduct of official Commission business and are therefore treated as meetings under provisions of the Act. Of the total of 191 meetings held in 1985, there were 113 staff briefings; 91 were held in public session, J
18 were in closed sessicn and 4 were part open, part closed. Meeting records of closed briefing 3 are reviewed for retention / release as described in Section 10 below.
5.
DESCRIPTION OF LITIGATION There were no GISA cases involving NRC filed or otherwise in litigatien during 1985.
6.
NOTATION VOTING The Commission decision making process is varied. The Commission votes on issues at Commission meetings.
In addition, the Commission makes decisions on issues which do not require interactive discussion among all Commissioners in the presence of each other, thereby lending themselves to a notation voting i
provide views (approval and/or comments)g, individual Commissioners process.
In this type of decision makin en proposed staff actions in writing to the Secretary. These matters usually do not have far reaching implications; represent 'only moderate extension or elaboration of existing policy or rule; or do not set precedents.
Typical examples include responses to Congress on GA0 reports, agreements with Executive Branch agencies, export licenses, y
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. outgoing Commission correspondence, proposed rulemaking actions, appointments and reappointments to advisory committees, denial cf F0IA appeals, and notation of actions beino taken or about to be taken under delegations of authority to the staff.
A variation of notation voting is utilized to obtain Commissioners' views on agency business which by law requires formal vote in an open meeting but is not of such a complex nature as to require iterative conversation between Commissioners in the presence of each other. After all participating Commissioners have expressed their views in writing, public Commission meetings are scheduled for the purpose of a formal vote (ratification of Commissioners' views on the issue), with or without discussion as desired.
Examples of matters which are decided in this manner include delegations of authority, final rulemakings, responses to certain petitions, taking review of Atomic Safety Licensing Appeal Board decisions, and residual administrative actions on policy matters when the substance of the issue has been previously discussed in a Commission meeting.
7.
PUBLIC OBSERVATION The Commission has continued its policy of providing meaningful public observation and understanding of open meetings through the following measures:
A.
The Commission's main conference room with a seating capacity of 130 and an adjoining conference room, which seats 50 people, are provided with multiple overhead speakers and with a closed-circuit television system to ensure that every person desiring to attend a meeting can see and hear as well as any other attendee.
B.
Copies of any viewgraphs to be used in the course of meetings are made available to meeting attendees at the entrance to the conference room prior to the commencement of the meeting.
C.
Copies of the principal staff papers schec led to be considered at the meeting are also provide: to public attendees in the conference room.
These papers ne also placed in the Public Document Room at the conclusion of the meeting, along with viewgraphs and other material handed out at the meeting. Additionally, copies of other papers referenced at the meeting are normally released.
During 1985, 207 meeting-related documents v.ere released.
D.
Public attendees are permitted to tape record Commission discussions of open meetings.
E.
Transcripts are made of all public Commission meetings.
These are unofficial transcripts which are not edited by the Commissioners or by the staff and are generally placed in the Commission's Public Document Room within 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> of the conclusion of the meeting.
Transcripts of 135 open and
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partially open meetings in 1985 are available in the PDR.
F.
A pamphlet entitled " Guide to NRC Open Meetings" is available in the Commissioners' Conference Room and in the Public Document Room. The guide describes for public attendees the normal seating arrangement for participants at the conference table, the general functional responsibilities of these participants, Commission procedures for voting on agenda items, general rules for public conduct at Commission meetings, and sources of additional information on the Commission and its meetings.
l G.
A handbook of acronyms and initialisms (NUREG-0544, Rev. 2) is on file in the Public Document Room to further help the public in understanding the many technical terms discussed in Commission papers.
H.
It is the Commission's practice to allow camera and television coverage of open meetings and briefings without prior notification. The use of cameras, including television coverage, at open licensing proceedings conducted by NRC's licensing and appeal boards is also permitted.
8.
PUBLIC NOTICE Each meeting is publicly announced by the methods listed below.
A.
Use of an automatic telephone answering service which provides daily information on the schedule of Commission meetings (202) j 634-1498.
B.
Publicly posting in the NRC Public Document Room, 1717 H Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.
20555, a copy of the announcement at the time it is sent to the Federal Register.
C.
Mailing a copy of the announcement to those persons on a mailing list maintained for that purpose (currently over 175 names and addresses) at the time it is sent to the Federal t
l Register.
I D.
Publishing in the Federal Register the time, date and location of the meeting, the topic (s) to be discussed, whether it is open or closed, and the name and telephone number of a contact.
E.
Submittal of a copy of the Federal Register notice to the news media (AP, UPI, Energy Daily, Nucleanics Week, the Washington Post, and Nuclear Industry Magazine) at the time it is sent to the Federal Register.
F.
Telephoning interested parties when public meetings of high public interest are scheduled with less than one week's notice.
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Appendix C contains a tabulation of the number of days' notice for NRC meetings.
In summary, 76 percent of the 1985 Commission meetings (145 of 191) were announced with seven or more days' notice while the remaining 24 percent were announced with less than seven days' notice. The following observations are made concerning the 46 "short notice" Commission meetings.
The meetings comprised 29 open and 17 closed.
Twenty-two of the open meetings were affirmation sessions at which the Commission ratified (affirned), with little or no discussion, the previously declared views of individual Commissioners. Of the remaining 7 open or partly open meetings held on short notice, 5 meetings dealt with matters of urgency affecting operation of s?ecific nuclear power plants and 2 required prompt attention by the Commission.
Seventeen meetings were closed pursuant to Sunshine Act regulations on less than 7 days' notice and while every effort is made to avoid all short notice *neetings, these do not affect public participation.
The Commission continues to strive to announce all open and closed meetings with at least 3
seven days' notice whenever possiale.
The Commission is sensitive to the need for reasonable advance notice of Commission meetings.
Its policy is to hold scheduling of additional meetings and rescheduling of meetings to a minimum.
However, the Commission continues to be confronted with the requirement to consider urgent matters in a timely manner. The Atomic Energy Act requires that "...(a)ction of the Commission shall be determined by a majority vote of the members present."
(P.L.93-438, Title II, Sec. 201.(a)(1)). The meeting schedule is constantly adjusted to ensure the business of the Commission is not delayed, taking into account Commissioner availability and the urgency and significance of the meeting topic. Whenever a short-notice meeting is added to the Commission's schedule, immediate notification is provided to the public through NRC's automatic telephone answering service, public posting of the meeting in the Peblic Document Room and, where appropriate, telephone notification to news media and to interested parties, to advise them of the additional meeting.
Notice is also promptly submitted to the Federal Register.
9.
PUBLIC INTEREST The Commission, in adopting its Sunshine regulations, explained how it would employ the public interest criterion in exercising agency discretion to open meetings when an exemption is available.
"Section 9.104(a) of the rules, like the proposals of several other agencies gives presumptive but not conclusive force to the determination that an exemption is available in deciding the public interest question. The fact that a meeting does come within a specific provision of Section 9.104(a) indicated that the Congress i
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I recognized a public interest in closing, not opening, meetings of this character. The Commission staff has been instructed to consider the public interest in recommending to the Connission whether or not to close particular meetings.
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believes that this internal procedure and the awareness of the Commissioners themselves and their advisors of public interest concerns will ensure adequate consideration of the public interest before any decision to close a meeting is made, without need for a formal procedure of the type proposed." 42 Fed. Reg. 12876 (March, 1977)
In the implementation of its rules, the Commission calls upon the staff to consider the public interest factors in any recommendations to the Commission for closed meeting discussions.
The Commissioners review staff's recommendations for closed meetings, consider the advice of the General Counsel as to whether the item is properly closeable, and discuss among themselves the necessity for precluding public attendance, including the interest of the public in the subject matter.
Implicit in this procedure is the understanding that a vote to close represents the Commission's determination that the public interest does not require an open meeting.
- 10. RELEASING 0F TRANSCRIPTS, RECORDINGS AND MINUTES OF CLOSED MEETINGS A.
The policy of the Commission is to make available to the puolic the record of all meetings except for such items of discussion as the a?My determines to contain information which may be withheld under the provisions of Section 552b(c),
i the Government in the Sunshine Act.
To ensure that the 4
i determinations made are correct, the Commission requires three independent levels of review for each transcript or electronic recording under consideration for release. Normally, an initial review is performed by the staff office which was the proponent of the briefing or discussion. The second review is accomplished by the Office of the General Counsel (0GC).
Finally, the Commission reviews the record and makes the final l
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determination regart'ing public disclosure. The review process has resulted in the release of 278 transcripts of closed meetings to the Commission's Public Document Room since the enactment of the Sunshine Act.
The Commission's rules, in accordance with the Sunshine Act, permit records of closed adjudicatory meetings to be kept in minutes, and procedures exist for the review of such minutes.
I However, all closed adjudicatory meetings held in 1985 were recorded electronically and transcribed verbatim.
B.
Index Systems and Tabulation of Requests for Transcripts, Recordings and Minutes (0 pen and Closed)
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission indexes and abstracts all documents placed in the PDR including transcripts of meetings and meeting sunnaries. A daily accession listing of this t
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i material, with monthly cumulations, is made publicly available in the Commission's Public Document Reading Room and mailed on a subscription basis to interested parties and citizens.
Appendix F is a sample page from the system used to index these docunents and identifies the data elements used.
During 1985, members of the public using the PDR made 1,111 request; for transcripts of Commission meetings; the number of transcripts reproduced for the public was 295.
During 1985, NRC received 10 requests for transcripts of 26 closed meetings.
Four transcripts were released in full; 11 were released in part; and 11 were withheld in their entirety.
The 22 withheld in part or in their entirety were withheld as l
follows:
2 under exemption 2; 4 under exemptions 5 and 6; 1 under exemptions 5, 6 and 10; 4 under exemptions 5 and 7; 2 under exemption 6; 1 under exemption 7; and 8 under exemption
- 10. These requests are reviewed first by the staff responsible for the subject meeting, second by the General Counsel, then by the Commission. The average time from date j
received to date responded was 122 days.
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- 11. REQUESTS TO OPEN The Commission's rules describe the procedure to be followed by a person who wishes to request a change in the status of a closed meeting.
10 CFR 9.106(b) and (c) provide that "any person" may ask the Commission to reconsider its decision to close a meeting by i
filing a petition for reconsideration. Any such petition must specifically state the grounds on which the petitioner believes the Commission decision is erroneous, and the public interest in opening the meeting. All requests, formal or informal, are referred to the Commission for decision.
Filing such a petition does not automatically act to stay the effectiveness of the Commission decision or to postpone the meeting in question.
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No requests to open a closed Commission meeting were received in i
1985.
12.
FORMAL COMPLAINTS There were no formal complaints filed in 1985 relating to closed.
Commission meetings.
- 13. EX_ PARTE COMMUNICATIONS On March 26, 1986, the Commission published in the Federal Register (51 FR 10393) a proposed rule that would revise the Commission's current rules on ex parte communications and separation of i
functioris.
The pFo~ posed rule would conform the Commission's provisions regarding ex parte communications between adjudicators and persons outside tee agency to the requirements of the i
Government in the Sunshine Act, 5 U.S.C. 557(d). The proposed rule j
also would revise the present separation of functions rule to 4
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4 preclude private Commission communications with the NRC staff members about a matter at issue in a formal adjudicatory proceeding only if the staff member is an investigator or litigator in the proceeding. Under the current rule, the Commission is precluded from such private communications with any member of the NRC staff whether or not they are involved in a proceeding.
- 14. NRC RULE CHANGE In May,1985, the Commission issued, as an interim effective rule with request for comments, new regulations implementing the Sunshine Act. Prior to the rule change, the Commission's regulations were considerably more restrictive than the Sunshine Act required; and the Commission had interpreted them still more i
restrictively. That restrictive approach ultimately proved to be out of step with the legislative history and with the Interpretive Guide to the Sunshine Act (R. Berg and S. Klitzman, 1978), the leading authority on the act.
In 19E4, the unanimous decision of the Supreme Court in Federal Communications Commission v. ITT World Communications, 104 S. Ct. 1936, held, as the Interpretive Guide had stated, that a " meeting" for Sunshine Act purposes means a 3
discussion "sufficiently focused on discrete proposals or issues as to cause or to be likely to cause the individual participating members to form reasonably firm positions regarding matters pending l
or likely to arise before the agency."
I The NRC to date has not implemented tt.e rule; that is, all discussions of agency business by a quorum of Commissioners have 1
taken place in Sunshine Act " meetings." The Commission, after i
receivi.1g comments on the rule and a briefing from its Office of General Council on January 17, 1986, decided to defer action pending receipt of a study now being conducted by a Task Force of the Administrative Law Section of the American.Bar Association.
That Task Force is looking at, among other things, the Sunshine Act 1
generally, the ITT decision, and the NRC's rulemcking effort.
Its report is expected to be submitted to the Administrative Law Section of the ABA in late April,1986.
- 15. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION l
j This report was prepared in the Office of the Secretary, U.S.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Comments or inquiries on this report or related matters are invited and should be addressed to:
Office of the Secretary U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1717 H Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
20555 Telephone inquiries can be made to the Office cf the Secretary on (202) 634-1410.
APPENDICES A.
Definition of Meetings B.
Tabulation of Open and Closed Meetings by Month C.
Tabulation of Meetings by Days' Notice D.
NRC Regulation as Amended Imolementing the Sunshine Act (10 CFR Sections 9.100-0-9)
E.
NRC Ex Parte (10 CFR Section 2.780) ani Separation of Functions ReguTations (10 CFR Section 2.719) l F.
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APPENDIX A Definition of Meetings J
NRC's Statutory Meeting Requirement The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is a five-member independant regulatory commission established by the Energy Reorganization Act of i
1974 (P.L.93-408).
It is responsible for assuring the protection of the public health and safety through the licensing and regulation of the uses of nuclear materials. The Commission is required by the Energy Reorganization Act to take action only through meetings. Section 201(a)(1) of the Act, 42 U.S.C. 584(a)(1), states that " action of the Commission shall be taken by a majority vote of members present."
i In keeping with its significant and substantial public health and safety responsibilities, this Commission has emphasized the participation of i
each Commissioner in its decision-making activities. Conunission i
meetings are therefore generally scheduled at times when all
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Commissioners can be present so that each may participate in and contribute to the deliberations.
i Meetings Defined by Sunshine Act Under NRC regulations, adopted in 1977, a meeting is defined as the i
deliberation of at least a quorum of Commissioners where such deliberation determines or results in the conduct or disposition of i
official Commission business. Gatherings of a sccial or ceremonial j
i nature and certain informational discussions which are conducted without i
specific reference to any particular matter pending before the Commission are considered exempt from the provisions of the Sunshine Act. A complete definition of the term " meeting" is contained in Section 9.101 of NRC's Sunshine Regulations (Appendix D).
I For purposes of tabulating meetings in this report, each agenda item scheduled for discussion or briefing is counted as a meeting. Each session at which one or more Commission papers were scheduled for affirmation 'under the limited notation voting procedure described elsewhere is counted as a meeting.
Page one includes counts of meeting statistics reported using the above definition, and also using the " Common Cause method." The latter method counts as one meeting a single meeting, whether that meeting lasts'one hour or one day and irrespective of the number of agenda items considered. Both methods are reported here to allow co;nparisons of l
statistics by those who use the Common Cause method, i
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1 APPENDIX B TABULATION OF OPEN AND CLOSED MEETINGS BY MONTH d
CY 1985 1984 Averages 12.2 5.3
.06 18.2 OPEN CLOSED OPEN/ CLOSED TOTAL Jan (NRC) 10 1
1 12 (CC) 9 1
1 11 Feb (NRC) 13 7
0 20 (CC) 11 4
1 16 Mar (NRC) 8 3
0 11 (CC) 7 3
0 10 Apr (NRC) 12 3
0 15 (CC) 9 2
1 12 May (NRC) 15 7
1 23 (CC) 9 2
6 17 Jun (NRC) 14 5
1 20 (CC) 10 1
3 14 Jul (NRC) 9 7
0 16 (CC) 6 6
1 13 Aug (NRC) 3 0
0 3
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0 2
Sep (NRC) 13 5
1 19 (CC) 9 3
3 15 Oct(NRC) 11 4
0 15 (CC) 8 3
1 12 Nov (NRC) 13 7
0 20 (CC) 9 6
1 16 Dec NRC) 9 7
1 17 CC) 6 6
2 14 YEAR TO DATE (NRC) 130 56 5
191 (CC) 94 37 20 151 "CC" = Common Cause method of counting.
APPENDIX C TABULATION OF MEETINGS BY DAYS' NOTICE CY 1985 DAYS' NOTICE OPEN CLOSED CLOSED /0 PEN TOTAL 12 or more 79 36 4
119 11 3
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3 10 1
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1 9
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2 0
2 7
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J 20 Subtotal 101 39 5
145 6
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46 GRAND TOTAL 130 56 5
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PART 9 o PUBUC RECORDS i
>(c)" Meeting" means the deliberations of at least a quorum of Commissioners
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where such deliberations determine or result in the joint conduct or disposition of of',cial Commission business.. hat is.
j where discussions are sufficiently g focused on discrete proposals or issues as to cause or to be likely to cause the l
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form reasonably firm positions regarding rnatte s pending orlikely to arise before I
the agency. Deliberations required or permitted by I 9105. 9106. or 9.10M c) do not constitute " meetings
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"" (d) " Closed meeting
- means a meetmg of the Comminaina closed to pubite M>.
servs;1on as provided by i 9.104.
eel "Open meeting" menus a meeting of the CommtavLa coat to public ob.
servation pursuant to tais subpart.
(f) " Secretary" means tDe Secretary f to theram m naalasa 2 ig) "Oeeral f*===ar* Insans the Gen.
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f vided by esction 26 bref the Atamic E21
- c. ergy Act of 1964 ard sectic.n 201tf1 of
' the Energy Reorsanisation Act of 1914.
and, until auch time as the eilken af that c:".cer are In the same location as those of the Comtutaston, say snember af his nSce specialty destanatert in writing try him pursuant to tale scenection to ca.rry c1rt his rerponsibilities under th.ts subpart.
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Act Regutations duct or dispone of Cammtad=1 trusiceas
( 9.100 Scope ef Seba**
in Cocustaston meetinas other than tn This subpart prescrites procedures accordance with this subpare(Egprpt as pursuint to which NRC meettags shall provided in i 9.104 every portion of every be open to public observstan pursuant to meeung of the Cammteataa shall be open the prottstons of S U.S.C. Sec. 312s. This to subuc observation.
subpart does not afect the procedurre g 9.103 M [ ~~
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- Inuen such that there k mW e part A. cacept that the exempt.tsna set space, and adequate visimulty and acous.
tics. for puh15c otiservattoL No additicnal A !crth in i 9.1048 al shall gover to the came right to pantetpate to Commtentors meet.
- of any request made purvuant to 8 9.4 s grantd to any penon by this sub.
to co;y er inspect the transcripts, record.
part. An open meeting la not part of the inds or minutes desertbed tn i 9.10s.
formal or informal record of darissan of Access to documents considered at NRC the mattare discussed therein except e.s meet.tnr.s sh:2 continue to be severned otherwise required by law. Statement 4 of views or expressions of opinion made by b7 subriart A uf this Part.
Com ntaalonere or NRC emoloyees at open 6 9.101 b isde h owetines are not intended to represent As used tu this subpartt final determinations or beliefs.
sa) "Commlaston" means the collestal body of See Commisalonere or a quorums
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- Such atAreaients may not be thereof as provided by section 2(1 of the pleaded, cited, or rolled upea t>efore EnerTy Reorgantastion Act of 187d. oc the Coeunisaica or in W proceeding
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- g. under Part 3 of these reginiartaas tle t.horised to act ess its behalf, astd shaB ae4 ** CTR Fatt 2) except as the Coasantanlon mean any body not composed of seembere
, may direct.
of that coUestal body.
ibt "Commiaanoner" means an indl.
vidual who le a member of the Ceaunia.
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Memoers of ine public attend rat.tet in'.a.sion of personal prn acy*
sote of the Comnussioners shall be g tng open Commissicin meetmgs ma) n e doctose the identity of a confiden-taken with respect to each Commis-g_
tal oorce ar.d. In the case of a record sion meetmg a portten or portions of g use sma!! electronic sound rerorders to a seturd t ne meetms. but the use of cornatted t:y a criminal !as enforce-which are proposed to be closed to the tr.c nt authority in the course of a public pursuant to 19104. or s hich re-
[ ;ther afectronic recordanc equipment crtmmal trsesrigation. or b) an agency
.g nand c.u n e ra.*
requires the ads ance conductmg a lawful national security osed to be withheld under t 9105(cf
's u ritten accrosal of the Secretary.
mtciligence ms estigation. conitdenttal L.
mformation furntshed only by the spect to a series of meetings. a portion Ft 9101 Wwd meennre-confidenttal source. (v) disclose intes, or portions of w hich are proposed to tigative techniques and procedures. or be closed to the public, or with respect
-.Acept where the Commission endanger the hfe or ph ysical (al c
to e mformation concerrung such nr.d ; tliat the public :nterest requires s fety of law enforceme u personnel;
,,r m gs. so long as each ot herw tie. Cc9messlor' meetiNs shal ne closed. ano the requirements of close nformation the prerr.a.
tru t..g
.ti such series insolves the (9
disclosure of w hich w ould be same particular matters and is scrted.
. ; 9105 ai.d 9107 di.all not apply t ture.y to significantly fr. strate imple-u!ed to be held no more than thirts anv inf ormation t crtain;ng to such t ke.
mtet mg c aetstse required oy t his days af ter the initial meeting in such subp rt to be disclosed to the public.
mentation of a proposed Commission series. The sote of each Commissioner w nere the Commission determines in action. except that this subparagraph participatmg m such sote shall be re-accordance w ith the prosedurei of shall not apply in any instance where corded and no proxies shall be al.
f 9105 that opemog such meetings or the Commission has already disclosed loaed porttons thereof or disclosms such in-to the public the content or nature of (b) bithin one day of any vote taken formation. i' !;kely to-its proposed action. or shere the Com-pursuant to paragraph (a) of this sec-(1) DiscWe matters that are til spe-mission is required to make such dis-tion.19.106(a) or 19.108tc) the Secre-etf acally authorized under criteria es-closure on its own tastative prior to g
tablished by an Executive order to be taking final action on such proposal.
the Public Doc.tment Room a written kept secret in the interests of national or copy of such vote reflecting the sote defe.me or f oreign policy. and (til in (10) Specifically concern the Com.
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fact properly cla.ssified pursuant to mtssion s issuance of a subpoena. or portion of a tr.eeting is to be clos'ed to suca Exacutive order; the Commission's parttenpatton in a the public, the Secretary shall, within (2) Relate sole!y to the internal per-civil action or proceedmg or an action one day of the sote taken pursuant to:
sonnel re'.es and practices of the Com-or proceedmg before a state or federal paragraph (a) of this section or administrative agency an action in a foreign court or international tribunal..n i 9.106(a), make pitblicly available,ull mtsstorn in (3) Dtselose matters specifically Public Document Room a.
or an arbitration. or the initiation.; the exempted from disclosure by statttre conduct or disposition by the Commts.O written explanation of its action clos-c (other than 5 U.S.C. 5523 provide d
- that such statute 4) requires that tt e 1"ston of a particular case of formale tng the portion together with a list of adjudication pursuant to 5 % all persons expected to attend the b matters be wtthheld from the pubite in Magency"U.S.C. 354 or otherwise involving a de ' meetmg and their affitta a: such a manner sa to leave no discre.
% tion on the issue or (ii) establishes Etermination on the record af ter an op.
(c) The notices and hsts required by paragraph (b) of this section to be
- particular cr.terta for withholdmg or yportunity for a hearmt pursuant to made public may be withheld from the refers to particular types of matters to Part 2 or samtlar provisions be withheld.
(b) Examples of situations in shich public to the extent tt'at the Commis-(4) Disclose trade secrets and com-Commission action may be deemed to ston determines that such information mercial or fmancial mforma: ion oth be significantly frustrated are: (1) If itself would be protected against du tamed fro *n a person and praileged or openmg any Commiss;on meettng or clorure by ( 9.104'at Any such deteo l
confident.al, includmg such mforma-negotiations would be hkely to disclose minaticn shall be made independently tion as delined in i 2.790(d) of this information provided or requests made of the Commission's determination l
title; to the Commission in confidence by pursuant to paragraph (a) of this sec-(5) Invohe accusing any person of a persons outside the Commission and tion to close a meeting. but in accord.
crime, impcsmg a cint penalty on any which would not have been provided ance with the procedure;ofwhat sub.
person pursuant to 42 U.S C. 2282 or or made otherwise: (2) if opening a section. Any such determination. in-42 U.S.C. 5846. or any revocation of meeting or disclosing any mformation cluding a written explanation for the any beense pursuant to 42 U.S.C. Sec.
would rescal legal or other policy action and the specific provtsion or 2236. or formally censurmg any advice. public kn )* led ge of which provisions of 19.104(a) relied upon.
person:
could substantially affect the outcome must be made publicly available to the (6) Disclose mformation of a person
- or conduct of pending or reasonably extent permitted by the circum-al nature where such disclosure would antictosted litigation or negotiations; stances.
constitute a clearly unwarranted inva-or (3) if opening any meeting or dis-g tm Penone effected and mouons for sion of personal privacy; closing any mformation would reveal (i) Dise!ase investigstory reports mformation requested by or testimony (a) Whenever any person whose in-
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compiled for law enforcement pur-or proposals to be gnen to other agen.
terests may be directly affected by a l
poses, tntludmg scecifically er. force-cies of gosernment. mcluding the Con.
ment of the Atomic Energv Act of gress and the Executite Branch before portion of a meetma requests that the 11954. as amended. 42 U.S C. 2011 et the requesting agency would receive Commission close such portion to the i
seq., and the Energy Reorganiaation the mformation. testimony or propos-public for any of the reasons referrel j
Act of 1974, as amenced. 42 U.S.C.
als. The examples in the above sen-to in paragraphs (a) (St. (6). or til cf 1
5601 et seq.. or information which if tence are for illustrative purposes only i 9.104. the Commission. upon request written would be contataed in such re*
and are not intended to be exhaustive.
of any one Commissioner shall tote cords. but only to the extent that the by recorded sote whether to close such l
production of such records or informa-t 5.105 Cornminuon procedures.
meeting.
tion would: (i) Interfere with enforce-(a) Action under 19.104 shall be ment proceedm35. (lin deortve a person taken only when a majority of the of a rtsht to a fair trial or an impartial entire membetship of the Commlaston
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adicdication. 4:6) constitute an uns ar-votes to take such action. A separate i
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- r vide a full ano accurate summary (b) Any person may petition tit e change in one of the precedmg. and g any actions taken. and the reasons the name and phone nu nber of the of.
therefor. including a description of Commission to recons # der its actica ficial designated by the Commission to each of the ueus expressed on any under 19105(4) or paragraph (a) of respond to requests for information m and W NM M W M caH this section by filing a petition for re, about the meettng. shall also be sub-g e (Teglectmg the note of each Cora.
consideration with the Commission mitted for publication in the FEDERAL mgssioner on the questions. All docu.
withm seven days after the date af Rectstta.
ments considered in connection with s ich action and t,clore the meetirig in td) The public announcement re-
- *# tion shall be identifled in such question is held q' sired by paragraph (a) of this section n
(c) A petttion for reconsiderat:on rh.9 const of the Secretary:
l
,fe omm:ssion snall make filed pursuant to paragraph (bs of ents (t) Puolicly posting a copy of the promptly available to the public, in section shall state specifically the document in the PJblC Document the Public Document Room. the tran.
grounds on w hich the Commission Room at 1717 H Street. N.W.. Wash-script. electrome recordmg. or mmutes action as claimed to be erroneous, and ington. D C.; and. to the extent appro-(as required by paragraph f 23 of this shall set f o rt h.
If appropriate, the priate under the ciretanstances'.
sectioni of the discussion of any item public interest in the closing or o>en-(2) Mailing a copy to all persons on the agenda. or of any item of the mg of the meetmg. The filing of Tuch Tshose names are on a mat!ing list testimony of any witness received at a petition shall not act to stay tbr ef-7.mamtained for this purpose; the meeting, except for such stem or fcctiveness of the Commissica a : tion,* (3) Submittmg a copy for possible items of such discussion or testimony or to postpone or delay the meeting in " publication to at least two newspapers As the Commission determines pursu.
question unless the Commission orders 7 f general circulation in the Wa.shing.
ant to paragraph sc) of thi.s section to 0
otherwise.
ton. D.C. inetropolitart area; contain mfctmation which may be (4) Any other means which the Sec-uithheld under i 9.104 or I 9.105f et 99107 Puth annoumement of Gemie.
retary believes will serve to further Copies of such transcript. or minutes.
""""E inform any persors sho might be in.
cr a transcription of such recording (a) In the case of each meetirig, the ter est ed.
disclosms the idetitity of each speaker.
(el Mtton under the second sent:nce Secretary sha!! make public anc sunce.
of paraCraph (a) M (b) of this section f shall be furnished to any person upon ment, at least one week befcre the shall be taken only whert the Comtms.2 payment of the actual cost of ductica-sion finds that the public interest in;; tion or transcription as provided in meeting. of the time. place, and sub.
19.14. The Secretary shaf t maintain a ject matter of the meeting whether it prompt Commtsson action or the need is to be open or closed to the put.11c.
to protect the common defense or se.genplata serbatim copy of the tran-T ut. A co..;clete copy of the mmutes.
and the name and phone number of the off1ctal designated by the Cammis.
Ourdy or to protect the public health cr a CNnaine electronse recording of l
. or safety overrides the public interest each.?.eetmg. or portion of a meeting.
sion to respond to requests for infor.
mation about the meeting. S Jeb an.
In having full prior notice of Commts.
c'osed to the public. for a period of at nouncement shall be made tinl# ss a
- t. ion meetmgs.
na er such mW. w majority of the members of t1e Com-until one year after the conclusion of mission determines by a recor ded vote E
O that Commission busmess requires that such meeting be ca!!cd at an eat.
- d (at For every meeting closed pursu, p(c)In the case of any meetmg close lier date. m which case the Secretary pursuant to l e.104.the Secretary of the shall make public announcement of ant to paragrach.s (a)(1) through (10)
Commission, upon the advice of the the time, place and subject Tlatter of of ( 9.104 and for every determination General Counsel and efter tonsultation such meeting and whether oper* or closed to the public. at tr e earliest pursuant to 1 9.105(c). the General with the Commission. shall determme Courtsel shall publicly certif y at the practical time.
time of the public announcement of which.if any. portions of the electronic
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j the meeting. or if there is no public J recordmg.transcnpt or mmutes and (b) The time or place of a meeting announcement at the earliest practical 3 which.If any, items of mformation may4e changed followmg the public.n announcement required by paragraph gllme, that, in his or her opmion. the { withheld pursuant to I 9105(c) con can or this section only if tt.e Secretary gmeeting may be closed to the publics information which should b and sl.all sta;e each relevant exemp. f. pursuant to ( 9104,in the e' vent that a announces such changes at c the earliest practicable title. The sub.Stive piovtsior' unless the Commission request for the recording transcript.or publicly minutes is recened withm the penod sect matter of as meeting. 3r the deter. Ovotes pursuant to ( 9.105(c) that such certification is protected against dis.
dunne which the recordina. transcr pt.
ninstion of the Commisiton to open klosure by I 9.104(a). A copy of such or mmutes must be retained, under
% r.r close a meeting. or ao-tiors of a E rrecting.
'o the pubMe. may be certification. together with a state.
subsection (bl of this section.
ment from the presiding officer of the
- nouncement required br this subsec. meeting setting forth time time and. 9dt if at some 'ater time the Com.
y ct anged following the t4blic an.
mimon cetermmes that there le no place of the meeting, and the persons O tion only if; (!! A mdortty of the present. shall be retamed by the Com. further justifica:icn for withholding enttre membership of the Commission mission. The Commisston shall main. sn*; transcript, recording or other item j
determines by a recorded vote that of ir.for t.tation f rem Ine public which tain a complete transcript or electron.
Cortentssion business so requires and beca Ctnheld, then ic recordar.g adequate to record fully,;ltas ormouslythe procerdirit that nc earlier annou1 cement of the chante m as possible, and (2) the Secre. portion of a meetmg closed to the0b!c.
s j
tary publicly annoum es such change public, except that m the case of a,
and the vote of each member upon meeting. or portion of a meeting.
such change at the earliest practicable closed to the public pursuant to para,*
The Secretary shall annually report tc the Congress regarding the Com-time.
(c) 'mmediately followmg each graph (cl(108 uf i 9.104, the Commis, missionrs compliance with the Govern.
public ar.nouncemen, required by this,'ston shall maintain such a transcript.
ment in the Sunshine Act including a section, notice of th e time, place, and or recording or a set of minutes. Such and clearly de.
tabulation of the total number of open subject mstter of a meeting. whether minutes shall fully meettnis. the total number of closed l
the meeti1g is opqn or closed, any scribe all matters discussed and shall i
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APPENC*< E 4
PART 2 e RULES OF PRACTICE FOR DOMESTIC LICENSING PROCEE i
(;) Ce nt ral h: a ln and s a fet, quasi-judicial functions will request or I
entenaan off sne recorts e tcept from pro ale-s and responsiemnes of,n s Cumm:s s mn; or tech other. nor C) any pany to a pro.
o s u a n c e. de ntal.
th Be status of proca cu gs.
ceedang for s3e a m e nc m e n t.
tra n s f e r, r e n e w a l, tel :n any a d jud:: a : ion fo r.ne ce st. n.sation of an a ::ia ation for ih modikatiun, sus pens son. or revoca-sual lect. sing. other :han a contes::d 24os of a lic e n s e or pe rmit. or any p roc e r c.n g. Comma t ion e n, me mse n 2 c5cer er ipuyee, representattve, of of their ia.rne diate sta Fs a nd othe r.9C ay other penon directly or mdirectly ot& iris and e mpio.*e t s
- no adon e tne 2 acting m beha.T thertof. shall submit
" o.T the record to Commissionen or
{ Commas unen in :he e nemse of incir sta ff members, of6cials, and 0 qua s...w6cial fun ctions may c o n s u lt i
such
~ the stM. and the staf' may comr9 uni.
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employees, any evidence, e aplananon.
- c aic
.tn Commos catrs, memde n of i
ar a bs es, or advice, whether wntren or (nar imme diate s tadt and otner NAC l
ors t. reg arding any substantrve matter j
at iss're en a proceeding on the record offic:2's and emp6cyces one advise the taen pending before the NRC for the ia
- Commissinnen an tne s ternst of thetr
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s u a nce, demal. amendme nt, transfer.
qu a si. woicial fu nction s rene.al, modifkanon, sus pension, or (f).-he penvisions and hmitations of revocateon of a license or permit. For this s e e: son a p pli: a ble to Co m mis.
the pumoses of this section.the term sinners, members of their immediate proceeding on the record then pend
- staffs, anc ciher NAC otticiala and
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,ng before the NRC shallinclude any employees who advise the Commes. '-
tpphcation or matter which has been s inne rs in th e c i e rt is e of t h e ir q u a s i.
a r1: a p p hc a ble to noticed for he aring or concerning judicist functioris which a heannt has been rtquested mer-cen of the homic S a fe ty and Ucensing Appe al Boa rd. memoc rs or'
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pun ant to this part.
the.ir imrnedia'e sta!!s. and other NRC C (b) Cup'es of wes.tten communica.
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sions covered 'oy parag raph tal of this memeen of the AJacal Board in the
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shat! be placed in tie NRC c aere:se of their quasi-judicial func.
s e c tion puche docum:nt room ar.d serrved by 4g the Secretar) un the c omrr unic a tor and the parters to the proce'eding in.
ig)In the case of an application of for
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a license under Part 60 of this chapter volved.
i A Core missione r, me mber of his (relat;ng to d'.aposalof high level I
te) immediate staff, or other NRC official radioactive wastes m geologic or employ e e advisin g the Camrnis*
. repositories) this Part requires e sinner in the, eacrcise of their quasi' 7 practtding on the rec 0rd pact to the 1
judicsal fut etions. to whom es at.
~. Issuanct of a cortstrNcticn author;tation.
tempted any urst commun.catinn con.
- Unless 13e Commission ciders j certing any substantive matter at issv*
$ othe wise. the issuance of a constructica
- en a pructeding on^
- authorization (or a f'inal cecision to deny the rec ord as
- desenbed irt paragrapft (a)of t' tis sec*
a construction auther;:ation) shall be t ti..n.will dr. cline to,liste n to su:h com) deemed. for pu. poses of this secti% to niunk aiior. and 11 e xplain that tne i,7,.aie all proceedings on the record a
nianer is pending for determinanon. If then :ending 'oefore the NRC with unsuccessiulin preventing such cntn-respt:t to suc3 appiitation.
municau... the recipient thereuf will aderse the come'unkator tha', a wntien s ummary of the conven ation will 'se Jeh ered in the NRC public discument to..m and a cupv Scrved by the Seert.
tary of the Commission nei the enm.
l municator and the pa rties to the pro.
cceding involved. We recipient of the oral communic ation. there upon will make a fair wntten sumenary nf such ;
communication and dehv$t such sum.
e I
NRC publIc doc 6 ment I
m a ry us tne room and serve copics thereof upcn l the comm'unicator and the panies to l the procce(ing involved.
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f c o m mu nic a tio n s a utho rised by f
i 178n Es perte ceramunicatieaa.
.c Parapaph le1of this section.to the dia.
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- Id e d in h position.of et pane matters authorued paragraph le) of this sectson, neither E lli Commissioners. members of their a by law, or to communications re*
l I immediate staffs.or other f(RC officists j quested by the Commession cocnern-i r
I ng:
3l and employees =he advise the Come j
messioners in she e scretse of theit l (I) Itt proprietary functions;
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