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Forwards Completed Data Forms Re NRC Administration of Privacy Act,Including Info Concerning NRC Sys of Records & Processing of Privacy Act Requests in 1981,in Response to 820216 Memo
ML20151E059
Person / Time
Issue date: 03/26/1982
From: Felton J
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION (ADM)
To: Tozzi J
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT & BUDGET
References
NUDOCS 8804150039
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MAR 2 61992 Mr. Jim J. Tozzi, Deputy Administrator Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs Offi'ce of lianagement and Budget Washington, DC 20503

Dear !!r. Tozzi:

l This is in response to your memorandum of February 16, 1982 the submission of data for the President's Annual Privacy Report toregarding

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Please find enclosed the completed data forms pertaining to the fluelear Regulatory Com:ission's administration of the Privac Privacy Act requests during 1981.

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J. M4 Felton, Director Division of Rules and Records Office of Administration

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1981 ANNudl REPORT OF THE NUCLEAR REQULAluRY COMMISSION ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE PRIVACY ACT OF 1974 Agency Analysis of Data Provided During 1981, the NRC updated its Systems of Records to assure that records maintained in each system were properly described in the system notice.

Systems were also reviewed to assure that the records maintained were relevant and necessary for an agency purpose.

The NRC submitted its systems of records for annual publication on September 21,1981 (46 FR 46707-46730).

At the end of 1981, the NRC maintained 38 personal data systems subject to the Privacy Act of 1974. These. systems contain records covering about 3_80;000p ndividuals.

Over;79 percent of these are persons w'ho at some time have been subject tb radiation exposure in the course.of their duties in the nuclear industry. The remaining individuals represent the staff of licensees cr applicants for licenses; persons who have corresponded with the NRC; NRC employees or appli: ants for employment; and individuals who are on NRC mailing lists.

NRC Systems of Records are periodically screened to remove obsolete information, in accordance with approved record disposal schedules.

During 1981, one new NRC System of Records became effective.

NRC-14 Employee Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Program Files, was published in the Federal Register _ on March 19,1981 (46 FR 17692). The purpose of the system is to enabie the system manager to maintain confidential records J pertaining to the counselling, referral, and treatment of individuals secking i

assistance through the program,

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l There were no public comments, received on the ne'w System of Records (NRC-14) which became effective in 1981.

There were also no public comments received regarding any of the proposed minor amendments to the NRC Systems of Records, which were published throughout the year.

During 1981 the NRC received 26 Privacy Act requests,16 of which were submitted under both the Privacy and Freedom of Information Acts.

Twenty-five of the requests sought access to records, while only one requester sought a correction to his records.

In 1981, 68 percent of the requests came from NRC employees or former employees, and the remainder came from private citizens.

4 There was one denial using both the (k)(2) and (k)(5) exemptions to the Privacy Act, and one. denial using only the (k)(5) exemption to the privacy Act.

There were no appeals to the Privacy Act denials in 1951.

The NRC has had no major problems in connection with the implementation of the Privacy Act and has no recommendations for change.

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L INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUEMITTING DATA

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FOR THE PRESIDENT'S PRIVACY ACT REPORT TO THE CONGRESS Part 1: Instructions for submitting narrative and statistical data.

Report information for calendar year 1981..

Aggregate data at the agency level; do not report components separately.

a.

Point of

Contact:

Provide the names, titles, telephone numbers and mailing addresses of the agency individuals' who are responsible for implementing the Privacy Act in your agency:

(1)

Senior agency official:

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_M. Felton, Director Division {ofRulesandRecords.Officeof'A'dministration U.S.'itd_learRegulatory Comis s ion Washinntnn. DC 90EC4 (101) 4Q7 7911 (2)

Privacy officer:

John C. Carr. Chief Egedon of Information & Prit aev Sranch. DRR. ADM U. ti. Nuclear Regulatory Comitiina._

Washington. DC 70555 (9fi)_ 49?.R131 b.

Publication Data (5 U.S.C.

552a (o) ) :

Provide the follETng information as of December 31, 1981:

(1)

Date and Federal Register citation of 1981 annual publication of systems notices:

Seotember 21, 1981 (46 FR 46707-46730)

(2)

Total number of active systems:

23

, nonexempt _

15 exempt (3)

Number of new systems published during 1981:

1 0

nonexempt exempt e

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If your inventory has not changed during the year, do not return the printout; merely note "no change" at the end of Part I of this report.

If no printout is attached and your agency maintained no exempt systems during 1981, you may ignore this portion of the annual report instructions.

a.

Marking the printout:

These instructions are designed to allow us to bring our inventory up-to-date as of December 31, 1981.

The printout will list all of your agency's systems, both exempt and nonexempt.

Ignore the nonexempt systems; do not.try to correct or add nonexempt systems.

Annotate the printout in accordance with the instruc-tions below and return with the remainder of the report.

Use red ink to annotate the listing.

Make corrections in the space immediately below the system description.

Make no other annotations on the listing, e.g., do not check items off as correct (we keypunen directly from the annotated listings and stray marks may confuse the operators)g.

b.

Deletina'svstems no loncer maintained:

You may delete'a system only if the deletion was published and effective before December 31, 1931.

To delete a system, line through the entire item and indicate the Federal Ragister date and page number of the deletion notice after the listing.

c.

Adding new systems not listed:

If your agen';y maintained any exe+pt systems during 19 81 6. hat are not shown on the printout (either oil systems inadvertantly lef t off or new systems for which a notice was published on or before December 31, 1981), lir,t them on a r>eparate sheet of bond pape.

Use the data element sequence shown in subpsragraph "d" below.

System Name:

N.A.

Agency System Identifier:

Etc.

d.

Data element review:

Review each of the exempt systems shown on the printc'It and make sure the following. data elements are accurate.

If they are accurate, do not mart the printout.

If they are not accurate, make legible corrections in red ink as appropriate:

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System Name:

The namb your agency assigned to the system.

(2)

Agency System Identifier:

The unicu2 agency alphanumeric designator.

This identifier should not be any longer than 21 characters- (including punctuation).

(3)

System Number:

An OMB assigned 8 digit number - do not change this number.

If adding a system, leave blank for OMB assignment.

(4)

System Notice Date:

The date on which the most recent full text publication of the system notice occurred in the daily Federal Register.

(5)

System Notice Page:

The page number in the Federal Register on which the most recent full text publi-cation of the notice began.

(6)

IIP Code:

A letter indicating how the agency maintains information in the system, e.g.,

"A" ;- automated; "B"

- hybrid (automated and manual);

"M"

- manual.

(7)

Purpose Code (PUR):

A number which indicates the general purpose of the system of records.

Code "1" refers to administrative or house-keeping systems.

These are essentially internal agency systems designed to manage the agencys e.g.,

personnel systems, pay systems, etc.

Code "2" refers to Federal Domestic Assistance Program systems.

These are systems that are operated in support of a program listed in the "1981 Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance."

Federal domestic assistance programs are generally 6efined as activities of a Federal agency which provide assistance or benefits that can be applied for by organizations or individuals (see OMB Circular No. A-89).

Code "3"

refers to other systems that do not fall into either of the categories above.

They i

are external in focus and relate to an agency's substantive programs.

For example, the. general investigative files of a law enforcement agency would be coded "3;" while the internal security i

I clearance files of the same agency, for agency personnel, would be coded "1.

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Function Code:

Referseto the budget function code as described in Section 21.3 of OMB Circular

.No. A-ll.

It is the last three digits of the identification code referred to in that section.

This code is used to identify more specifically the kind of Federal program or activity supported by the system in terms of the budget function of the appropriation used to finance it.

If a system is-financed by more than one appropriation, list the budget function code for the appropriation which provides the largest part of the funding.

If the function code for the appropriation is "999" (multiple functions), furnish the code of the principal subfunction cited in part A of the Supplementary Source Document prepared for that appropriation in' the FY 1982 budget submission (see Section 25.2 of OMB Circular No. A-ll).

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Number of Individuals in the System:

Refers to the number of individuals on whom records are kept; not the number of items of information in the system.

For systems whose populations have changed less than ten percent, do not correc.t the figure listed.

(10)

ExEm'ption Data:

Refers to subsections (j) and (k) of the Privacy Act under which the agency head has exempted the system of records.

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Act under which exemptions are claimed.

If a systeza is exempt under more than one' subsection, l

list each one.

Nurber of Individuals:

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Rule Date:

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exempting the system.

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notice publication date.

Cite the date on which the agency published a final rule.

If the sys-i tem is exempt under more than one subsection, list the date of the Rule for each exemption claimed.

Rule Page:

Refers to the Federal Register page number corresponding to the Exemption Rule Date, a bOVe.

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