ML20181A408
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| ML20181A408 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Issue date: | 06/29/2020 |
| From: | Tim Reed, Antonios Zoulis Division of Operating Reactor Licensing, NRC/NRR/DRA |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| Schwab A | |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20181A423 | List: |
| References | |
| Download: ML20181A408 (5) | |
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Risk-informed Process for Exemptions Next Steps Tim Reed, NRR/DORL Antonios M. Zoulis, NRR/DRA
2 A Map of the Universe of Findings High safety Low safety Clearly within the licensing basis Address issue with appropriate tools such as:
- Enforcement
- Order
- Inspect licensee corrective actions Clearly within the licensing basis Address finding/violation with appropriate tools (i.e.,
either the licensee comes into compliance or proposes changes to the licensing basis):
- Inspect licensee corrective actions (e.g., 50.59, PI&R)
- Change the licensing basis (LAR, relief, exemption, etc.)
- Assess adequacy of the requirement (i.e., rulemaking)
Not clearly within the licensing basis Evaluate issue to determine regulatory actions with tools suchas:
- 50.54(f) or generic communication
- Backfitting
- Generic issue process
- Use LIC-504 and TIA as applicable Not clearly within the licensing basis but clearly low safety significance EXIT:
- Document decision
- Make public record Address issues in this quadrant
3 Open to Graded Approach 50.69 & TSTF 505 TSTF-425 and TSTF-505 TSTF-425 Other risk information Streamline Review - No review of PRA or deterministic review Type 2 Deterministic Review Risk-informed review
4 Whats Next?
- Further develop example safety impact evaluations.
- Enhance NRR staff guidance.
- Finalize RIPE guidance.
- Focus on top tier but continue evaluating graded approach to review based on use of different risk-informed initiatives and other risk information.
- Continue interactions with public and other interested parties.
5 Questions?