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1983 Annual Report - Review of Federal Advisory Committees
ML25246B166
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Issue date: 11/21/1983
From: Hoyle J
NRC/SECY
To: Martinson R
US National Archives & Records Admin (NARA)
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UNITED STATES NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20555 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Mr. Ronald L. Martinson Special Assistant to the Archivist (Committee Management)

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National Archives and Records Service Washington, DC 20408

Dear Mr. Martinson:

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Enclosed are completed Forms T-820-B for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's Federal Advisory Committees for use in _preparation of the Annual Report of the President for Calendar Year 1983.

The Committee Management Officer for NRC is:

John C. 1 Hoyle Assistant Secretary of the Commission U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1717 H _Street, NW Washing~on, DC 20555 Sincerely, J/k.f6~

Advisory Committee Management Officer

Enclosures:

GSA Form T-820-B for the following advisory committees:

Cl:'\\

Advisory Committee for Review of Off ice

_ __,}

of Investigation Policy on Rights of Licensee Employees Under Investigation

2.

Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards

3.

Advisory Committee on the Medical Uses of Isotopes _

4.

Advisory Panel for the Decontamination of the Three Mile Island~ Unit 2

5.

Ad Hoc Committee for Review of Nuclear Reactor Licensing Reform Proposals

6.

Screening Committee for Technical Vacancies on the Licensing Board Panel

7.

Screening Committee for Lawyer Vacancies on the Licensing Board Panel

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REVIEW OF FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTROL NO.

0304-GSA-OT.

INSTRUCTIONS: Complete one form for EACH committee in existence at any time during fiscal year (l0*l to 9*30). Cite ALL dates in numerals (Month, day, year). If additional space is necessary, use Section F, "Remarks" on the reverse and key answers to item numbers or attach separate sheets and include Items 1, 2 and 3 on each sheet.

1. DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY
2. FISCAL YEAR Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983
3. NAME oF coMMITTEE

. visory ommi ee or eview o ice o Investigation Policy on Rights of Licensee Employees Under Investigation SECTION A - COMMITTEE STATUS (Complete this section for ALL committees)

4. IS THIS COMMITTEE NEW DURING FISCAL YEAR?
5. CURRENT CHARTER
6. EXPECTED RENEWAL
7. EXPECTED TERMINA*

DATE DATE TION DATE Ix] YES NO 2/25/83 None 8A. HAS THIS COMMITTEE BEEN TERMINATED DURING

.FISCAL YEAR? (If "YES," complete Items BB and BC)

SB. SPECIFIC TERMINATION AUTHORITY (If by law, ac. ACTUAL TERM I NA-cite U.S.C.)

TION DATE Ix] YES NO Charter ended 9/30/83 NOTE: If box 9B or 9C is checked, complete Items 10A and 10B and provide a brief explanation in "Remarks".

9. AGENCY RECOMMENDATION FOR COMMITTEE FOR NEXT FISCAL l0A. IS LEGISLATION REQUIRED l0B. IS SUCH LEGISLATION YEAR TO MERGE OR TERMINATE?

PENDING OR ENACTED?

B: MERGE ug C. TERMINATE OYES DYES

'SECTION B -

COMMITTEE AUTHORITY AND TYPE (Complete* this section for ALL new committees and give brief statement of function1 in "Remsrlc1'~

If any information previously submitted on a continuing committee has changed, updstfl and/or correct all item1 that apply.}

11, ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY* (Check ONLY one)

SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY LAW AUTHORIZED BY LAW

@AGENCY AUTHORITY PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE

12. SPECIFIC ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY (If by law, cite
13. EFFECTIVE DATE OF
14. COMMITTEE TYPE (Check EITHER A or B, and C, If U.S.C.)

AUTHORITY appropriate) 1954 4 2

  • U. S
  • C _-

22 01 (a)

[ii A. AD HOC B.CONTIN*

UING

15. DESCRIPTION OF COMMITTEE MAJOR NATIONAL POLICY/

lv1 PROGRAM o*

SCIENTIFIC/

GRANT OTHER ISSUE ADVISORY

~

ADVISORY TECHNICAL REVIEW (Specify)

C. PRESI-DENTIAL 16A. BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS 16B. STATUTE (U.S.C.)

16C. RATE PER MEMBER (Per day) fv7 AGENCY

STATUTORY (lf.tatutory,

$ 245

  • 36 e.J AUTHORIZATION complete Item *16B)

SECTION C - COMMITTEE ACTIVITY DURING FISCAL VEAR (Complete this section for ALL committee1}

19. TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTS
20. NUMBER OF MEMBERS

~ ote: Li&t report titles and dauia "Remarks".)

A. BEGINNING B. ENDING C. TOTAL SERVING D. AUTHORIZED E. COMPENSATED 9g;~ in

  • (9-30)

(10-1 to 9-30) 1 existence 5

5 5

4

21. MEETINGS

.NOTE: Meeting exemptions -

For closed or partially closed meetings, list all Government in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. 552b) exemptions. and number of times used in "Remarks.

NUMBER OF MEETINGS:

E. DATES OF ALL MEETINGS (Month, day)

A.OPEN 3

B.CLOSED 0

C. PARTIALL CLOSED D. TOTAL (A+B+C) 0 3

4/13 5/26 9/27 SECTION D - COMMITTEE COST (Complete this section for ALL committees)

NOTE: Express costs in whole dollars. DO NOT use decimals, K, M, N/A. or leave blank. i'ndicate "O". if applicable)

CURRENT NEXT

22. DESCRIPTION FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR (Actual)

(Estimate)

(1 I NON-FEDERAL MEMBERS A. COMPENSATION (2) FEDERAL MEMBERS (Prorated aalary) 696 (3) FEDERAL STAFF (Prorated salal"Y) 844 B. FEES FOR SERVICES ANO STAFF (Consultant., experts and othernon*fed~ralpen,onnel)

(1 I NON-FEDERAL (a) MEMBERS 4100 C. TRAVEL (bl STAFF AND (a) MEMBERS PER DIEM (2) FEDERAL (bl STAFF D. RENTAL OF NON-FEDERAL MEETING FACILITIES E. OTHER (Graphics, printing, photocopying, malling, SLUC, etc.)

26 F. TOTAL 5666

23. FEDERAL-STAFF SUPPORT YEARS (Expreu In pel'Bon-yean, uslnil decimals to the neare°Bt hundredth (e.g., 0.00). Figure ahould co,-respond to dollar cost in Item 22A(3), aboue,)

a.so

.,...ca..,cCIAI ~C0\\11,...1::'~ Al"'\\FtAlfl..llCT'DI\\.Tlt"\\1\\.1 GSA l=OAM T-820.B 18-831

SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMl!ILISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION (Comp/11ie this sBr:tion for ALL n11w committNs}

NOTE: For continuing committees, update information in Item 24, and indicate any changes in Item 25 on information previously submitted,

24. ACCOMPLISHMENTS A, LEGISLATIONi.!'IEGULATIONS, GUIDELINES OR AGENCY RULES PROPOSED, ELIMINATED OR CHANGED AS A RESULT OF COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE None as of yet B. SIGNIFICAN'T SERVICE DELIVERY OR COST R EDUCTIONS RESULTING FROM COMMITTEE ADVICE None C. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGENCY FROM COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE The NRC will use the Committee's report as one of the bases for adopting specifi*c investigatory policies in the near future.

25, JUSTIFICATION A. DESCR*IBE THE BALANCE OF MEMBERSHIP IN TERMS OF POINTS OF VIEW REPRESENTED AND FUNCTIONS PERFORMED The Committee was composed of four private attorneys and one NRC attorney.

All were selected because of their reputations and background in the areas to be considered.

B. DESCRIBE THE FREQUENCY OF MEETINGS AND THE RELEVANCE TO CONTINUING THE COMMITTEE There were two meetings where representatives of various groups presented their views on the issues before the Committee.

The other meeting concerned the Committee submitting its report to the NRC.

C. EXPLAIN WHY THE ADVICE OR INFORMATION CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES The Commission desired the views of prominent non-government lawyers on specific investigatory policies.

D. EXPLAIN ANY DUPLICATION OF EFFORT WITH OTHER COMMITTEES WITHIN THE AGENCY, OR WITH OTHER AG~NCIES None.

SECTION F - REMARKS

26. REMARKS

R""'E""'P""'o"'"R"'"T'"'s""'c"'"o,...N""'T""'R"'"o'""L_N_O_.-

REVIEW OF FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE 0304-GSA-OT INSTRUCTIONS: Complete one form for EACH committee in existence at any time during fiscal year (10-1 to 9*30). Cite ALL dates in numerals (Month, da:,,,

,,ervJ. If additional space is necessary. use Section F. "Remarks" on the reverse and key answers to item numbers or attach separate sheets and include Items t. 2 and 3 on each sheet.
1. DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY
2. FISCAL YEAR U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983
3. NAME: OF COMMITTEE Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards SECTION A - COMMITTEE STATUS (Complete this section for ALL committses)
4. IS THIS COMMITTEE NEW CURING FISCAL YE:AR?
5. CURRENT CHARTER
6. EXPECTED RENEWAL
7. EXPECTED TERMINA*

CATE DATE TION CATE QvEs WNO 12/82 12/84 N/A 8A. HAS THIS COMMITTEE BEEN TERMINATED DURING FISCAL. YEAR? (If "YES," complete Item* BB and BC) 8B. SPECIFIC TERMINATION AUTHORITY (lf b:,, law, ette U.S.C.)

ac. ACTUAL TERMINA*

TION CATE DYES

()) NO NOTE: If box 9B or 9C is checked, complete Items 10A and 10B and provide a brief explanation in "Remarks".

9. AGENCY RECOMMENDATION FOR COMMITTEE FOR NEXT FISCAL l0A. IS LEGISLATION REQUIRED lOB. IS SUCH LEGISLATION YEAR TO MERGE OR TERMINATE?

PENDING OR ENACTED?

0 A. CONTINUE B.MERGE C. TERMINATE OvEs

~No YES (i] NO SECT10N B -

COMMITTEE AUTHOR ITV AND TYPE (Complete this,sction for ALL new committees and give brief statement of functions in,.Remarlc1':

If any informe'tion previously submitted on a-continuing committse h* changed, update and/or correct all item, that apply.)

11, ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY (Cheek ONLY one}

0 SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY LAW AUTHORIZED BY LAW AGENCY AUTHORITY PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE IZ. SPECIFIC ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY (If b:,, law, eite

13. EFFECTIVE DATE OF
14. COMMITTEE TYPE (Cheek EITHER A or B, ond C, if U.S.C.)-

AUTHORITY appropriate) 42 U.S.C. Sec. 2039 and 2232 1957 A.AD HOC r:7 8. CONTIN*

C. PRESI*

llLl UING DENTIAL

15. DESCRIPTION OF COMMITTEE

. MAJOR NATIONAL POLICY/

PROGRAM ISSUE ADVISORY ADVISORY

~

SCIENTIFIC/

GRANT

~

TECHNICAL REVIEW D

OTHER (Specify) 16A. BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS AGENCY lx7 STATUTORY (If,tatutor:,,,

16B. STATUTE (U.S.C.)

42 U.S.C. Sec.

16C, RATE PER MEMBER (Per day)

AUTHORIZATION CJ completiitem l6B)-

2039 245.36 1:7. TYPE OF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT (Check ALL that apply}

PRESI-rx, AGENCY D CON_ GRES-OTHER OENTIAL L.:..l HEAD SIONAL (SpeeifyJ SECTION C - COMMITTEE ACTIVITY DURING FISCAL YEAR (Complete this section for ALL committees) 1:!i.TOTAL.NUMBER OF REPORTS

20. NUMBER OF MEMBERS

[:ote: Lilt report title* and date, "Remanu".)

A. BEGINNING

8. ENDING C. TOTAL SERVING D. AUTHORIZED E. COMPENSATED (10*1)

(9-30)

(l0-1 to 9-30) 58 14 14 15 15 15

21. MEETINGS NOTE; Meeting exemptions - For closed or partially closed meetings, list all Governme.nt in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. 552b) exemptions. and number of times used in "Remarks".

NUMBER OF MEETINGS:

E. OATES OF ALL MEETINGS (Month, day)

8. CLOSE.O C. PARTIALL.Y CL.OSED O.

OTAI,. (A+B+C 6

12 108 See attae::hed SECTION D - COMMITTEE COST (CDmplete this section for ALL committees)

NOTE: Express costs in whole dollars. DO NOT use decimals, K, M, N/A, or leave blank. Indicate "O", if applicable)

CURRENT NEXT

22. DESCRIPTION FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR (Actual)

(E1timate)

(1) NON-FEDERAL MEMBERS 431,438 420,000 A.. COMPENSATION (2) FEDEJ:lAL MEMBERS (Prorated *alar-r)

(3) FEDERAL STAFF (Prorat.d aaloryJ 1

  • 757
  • 121 1,750,000 a~ FEES. FOR SERVICES ANO STAFF (Con*ultantc, e:cpem and other non-fede1'4I penonnel}

129,747 110.000 (1) NON-FEDERAL (al MEMBERS 163,388 155,000 C. TRAVEL (bl STAFF 80,729 80,000 AND (al MEMBERS PER DIEM (2) FEDERAL (b) STAFF 48,554 45,000 0~ RENTAL OF NON-FEDERAL MEETING FACILITIES 4

  • 921

. 5

  • 000 E OTHER (GP'GPhica, prlntint, photocop:,,int, mailint, SLUC, ete.)

604,348 600,000 F. TOTAL

$ 3.2?0.24fi

$ 1 1 f;i:; nnn 23: FEDERAL STAFF SUPPORT YEARS (E:cpreu in penon-yeari iuint decimal* ta the nearest hund1'1?dth (e,t., 0,00). Fiture 1hould co1Te1pond to dollar co,t in Item 22A(3), above.)

50.38 49.00

SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS ANO JUSTIFICATION /Campl*re thiuection for ALL n*w committNsl NOTE: For continuing committees, update information in Item 24, and indicate any changes in Item 25 on information previously submitted,

  • 24. ACCOMPLISHMENTS A, !..EGISLATION, REGULATIONS, GUIDELINES OR AGENCY RULES PROPOSED, ELIMINATED OR CHANGED AS A RESUL f OF COMMITTEE OEL.IBERATIONS OR ADVICE See attached
8. SIGNIFICANT SERVICE DELIVERY OR COST REDUCTIONS RESULTING FROM COMMITTEE ADVICE See attached C, OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGENCY FROM COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE See attached
25. JUSTIFICATION A. DESCRIBE THE BALANCE OF MEMBERSHIP IN TERMS OF POINTS OF VIEW REPRESENTED ANO FUNCTIONS PERFORMED See attached B. DESCRIBE THE FREQUENCY OF MEETINGS ANO THE RELEVANCE TO CONTINUING THE COMMITTEE See attached C. EXPLAIN WHY THE ADVICE OR INFORMATION CANNOT SE OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES See attached 0, EXPLAIN ANY DUPLICATION OF EFFORT WITH OTHER COMMITTEES WITHIN THE AGENCY, OR WITH OTHER AGENCIES See attached SECTION F - REMARKS 26, REMARKS
n. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards
19.

Report Titles ACRS Comments on NRC Program to Address Concerns with Thermal Hydraulic Behavior or B&W Plants during Transients and Accidents ACRS Report on Washington Public Power Supply System Nuclear Project No. 2 ACRS Report on Draft NRC Staff Evaluation of Pressurized Thermal Shock ACRS Report on the NRC Systematic Evaluation Program Review of the Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station ACRS Comments on the NRC Integrated Human Factors Program Plan ACRS Report on Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Units 1&2 Hydrogen Control System ACRS Report on the Systematic Evaluation Program Review of the Millstone Nuclear Power Station, Unit 1 ACRS Report on the Systematic Evaluation Program Review of the Dresden Nuclear Power Station, Unit 2 ACRS Comments on Rulemaking Concerning Staffing at Nuclear Power Plants and Draft Policy Statement on Shift Crew Qualifications ACRS Comments on the Use of Potassium Iodide (Kl) as a Thyroid Blocking Agent in the Event of a Nuclear Power Plant Accident ACRS Comments on Proposed Changes in NRC Regulations 10 CFR Part 20, 10 CFR Part 50.54 and 10 CFR Part 140, Subpart E ACRS Report on SECY 82-lB:

Proposed Commission Policy Statement on Severe Accidents and Related Views on Nuclear Reactor Regulation ACRS Comments on Proposed Safety Goal Policy Statement Clarification of Comments in the ACRS Report on The Systematic Evaluation Program Review of the Millstone Nuclear Power Station Unit l ACRS Report on the Proposed Generic Safety Issues Prioritization Methodology Report on Quantification of Seismic Design Margins NUREG-0963, Review and Evaluation of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Safety Research Program for Fiscal Years 1984 and 1985 Regionalization of NRC Staff Activities ACRS Report on the Skagit/Hanford Nuclear Project, Units 1&2 ACRS Report on the Catawba Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2 ACRS Comments Regarding Potential Pipe Break Effects on Control Rod Drive Hydraulic Lines in the Drywells of BWR Mark I and II Containments ACRS Comments on Regionalization of NRC Staff Activities ACRS Report on the Systematic Evaluation Program Review of the Yankee Nuclear Power Station ACRS Report on Low Power Operation of the Seabrook Station, Units 1 and 2 ACRS Report on the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Plant Dates 10/13/82 l 0/13/82 10/14/82 11 /09/82 11 /09/82 12/13/82 12/13/82 12/13/82 12/14/82 12/14/82 12/14/82 01/10/83 01/10/83 01 /11 /83 01 /11 /83 01 /11 /83 02/83 02/15/83 02/16/83 03/15/83 03/16/83 04/19/83 04/19/83 04/19/83 04/19/83

u. s. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards l 9.

Report Titles Survivability of Safety-Related Equipment ACRS Report on Regionalization ACRS Report on the Proposed Final Rules on Immediate Notifica-tion Requirements {10 CFR 50.72) and Licensee Event Reporting (1 0 CFR 50. 7 3)

ACRS Report on the Systematic Evaluation Program Review of the La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor ACRS Report on the Systematic Evaluation Program Review of the Haddam Neck Plant ACRS Subcommittee Report on the Use of Potassium Iodide (KI) as a Thyroid Blocking Agent ACRS Subcommittee Report on Control Room Habitability ACRS Report on the Accident Sequence Precursor Study and the Use of Operational Experience Fracture Mechanics Approach to Pipe Failure ACRS Report Related to the Final Design Approval of the GESSAR II BWR/6 Nuclear Island Design Comments on the NRC Safety Research Program Budget for Fiscal Years 1985 and 1986 ACRS Comments on the Prioritization of Generic Issues Comments on the Pilot Program to Utilize Seismic Experience Data for Seismic Qualification Proposed Integrated Safety Assessment Program (ISAP)

ACRS Comments on the NRC Staff Proposal for Resolution of USI A-44, 11Station Blackout 11 Task Group on General Operating Criteria ACRS Comments on USI A-17, "Systems Interaction 11 Additional ACRS Comments on the Prioritization of Generic Issues ACRS Report on the Proposed Final Rule on Anticipated Transients Without Scram (ATWS)

Revisions to Operational Controls for the Shipment of Small Quantities of Plutonium Using the PAT-2 Package ACRS Report on the Rule Concerning Fitness for Duty of Nuclear Power Plant Personnel ACRS Report on a Proposed Rule Requiring On-Shift Engineering Expertise ACRS Report on Flaw Evaluation Procedures for BWR Pipe Cracks ACRS Comments on the Environmental Protection Agency's Proposed 11National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants -

Standard for Radionuclides 11 {40 CFR Part 61)

ACRS Comments on Proposed NRC Safety Goal Evaluation Plan ACRS Comments on the Prioritization of Generic Safety Issues ACRS Report on Training & Qualification of Nuclear Power Plant Personnel ACRS Report on the Severe Accident Policy 2

Dates 04/29/83 05/16/83 05/16/83 05/17/83 05/17/83 05/17/83 05/17/83 05/18/83 06/14/83 06/15/83 06/16/83 06/20/83 07 /12/83 07 /12/83 07 /13/83 07 /13/83 07 /14/83 07 /15/83 07 /15/83 08/09/83 08/09/83 08/09/83 08/09/83 08/09/83 08/09/83 08/16/83 09/02/83 09/02/83

u. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards
19.

3 Report Titles Dates Comments on the Use of Tau Effect 09/06/83 ACRS Review of NRC Staff Resolution for Unresolved Safety Issues 09/07/83 A-1, 11Water Hammer, 11 and A-43, Containment Emergency Sump Performance Reports on ACRS Consideration of Regulations and Regulatory Guides Regulatory Guide 1.150 Regulatory Guide 1.97, Revision 3 TASK No. lC 126-5

21. MEETINGS Subsection lO{d) Public Law 92-463 5 U.S.C. 552b(c)

Exemption

( 4)

( 5)

{9b)

Number of times used 11 3

4 E.

DATES OF ALL MEETINGS (month, day)

Full Committee Meetings 10/7-8, 1982 11 /4-5, 1982 12/9-11, 1982 1 /6-8, 1983 2/10-12, 1983 3/10-12, 1983 Subcommittee Meetings 1982 10/5-6 21-22 22 26 26-27 27 28 4/14-16, 1983 5/12-14, 1983 6/9-11, 1983 7 /7-9, 1983 8/4-6, 1983 8/31-9/2 (Wed., Thur., Fri.)

11/3 (2 meetings) 9 12-13 18~19 19 30 12/1 2

2-3 7 ( 2 meetings) 8 ( 3 meet i n gs )

15 21 22 12/14/82 01 /11 /83 05/16/83

U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards

21.

MEETINGS E.

Continued Subcorrunittee Meetings (cont.)

1983 1/4 5 { 2 meet i n gs )

21 24-25 27 28 2/3-4 7-8 8

9 (2 meetings) 17-18 22 23 24 3/4-5 9

15 16-17 16 18 24-25 29 4/1-2 6

7 13 21-22 (2 meetings) 25-26 28-29 5/5 6

10 {3 meetings) 11 (2 meetings) 19 24-25 26 26-27 27 6/7 (3 meetings) 8 ( 2 meet i n gs )

15 22 29 30 7/6 18 18-20 19-20 26 8/3 10 17 19 23 25 30 (2 meetings) 9/8-9 20-21 22 23 (2 meetings) 4

U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION

24.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS 5

A.

LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS, GUIDELINES OR AGENCY RULES PROPOSED, ELIMINATED OR CHANGED AS A RESULT OF COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE The Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards (ACRS), established in 1957 by statute, accomplishes its purposes by reviewing and reporting on safe-ty studies and facility license applications referred to it; advising the NRC and the Congress on any potential hazards of proposed or existing nuclear power plants, and spent fuel reprocessing and storage facilities and the adequacy of proposed safety standards; and performing such other duties as the Commission or the Congress may request.

The Committee conducts an annual review of the NRC Reactor Safety Research Program and reports to the Congress on the status of this program.

The ACRS also reviews DOE nuclear facilities when requested by the Department of Energy.

The full Committee normally meets once a month for a three-day session to consider projects, generic and special reviews, and criteria and regula-tory guides that are ready for full Committee consideration.

ACRS subcom-mittees meet as necessary with the license applicant, NRC Staff, and others to develop information for the Committee on the particular matter under review and to identify those matters warranting particular attention by the full Committee. There were 94 subcommittee meetings in FY 1983.

The Committee's report on applications for facility licenses, and on other matters, become a part of the record and are made available to the public, except for privileged or security material.

B.

SIGNIFICANT SERVICE DELIVERY OR COST REDUCTIONS RESULTING FROM COMMITTEE ADVICE There is a significant need for the ACRS because it provides for an in-dependent review of the potential hazards of proposed and existing U.S.

nuclear facilities and of proposed and existing nuclear safety standards and, therefore, provides protection for the public in the uses of nuclear technology and materials.

The frequent meetings of the ACRS provide an opportunity for the public to observe and participate in the regulatory process, and the Committee's reports provide a mechanism to inform the public and the Congress of the findings of an independent group of experts knowledgeable in reactor safety matters.

The compelling need for the Committee is supported by the findings of the Presidential Commission on the TMI-2 Incident (Kemeny Commission) which concluded that the Corrmittee should be retained, and strengthened, to continue providing an independent technical check on safety matters.

C.

OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGENCY FROM COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE The ACRS reports and recommendations to the Commission have been used extensively in NRC policy formulation and decision making since

U. s. Nuclear Regulatory Conmission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION

24. ACCOMPLISI-NENTS C.

Continued 6

establishment of the agency on January 19, 1975.

In those cases where a license application is submitted under Section 103 or designated facili-ties under Section 104 of the Atomic Energy Act, an ACRS report is re-quired by statute.

In each such case, the NRC Staff, following the receipt of an ACRS report, prepares a supplemental safety evaluation report which outlines in detail the actions the NRC Staff has or is taking to carry out the ACRS recommendations.

These reports are entered into the public docket file for each facility case so they are available for use by parties to NRC licensing proceedings.

On several occasions, substantive restrictions and/or requirements have been imposed by the NRC on nuclear facility operations, including power level limitations, augmented test programs, and added engineered safety features, based on the recommendations of the Committee.

Specific atten-tion is given to ACRS recommendations with respect to other generic or selected safety issues and appropriate action is implemented by the NRC Staff. Additionally, ACRS recommendations are implemented in regulations, guides and regulatory policies and practices promulgated by the Commis-sion.

For example, proposed NRC regulatory guides developed for power reactors are not published for public comment until the comments of a designated ACRS subcom~ittee are taken in account.

The final guide is not promulgated for use until the ACRS has concurred. Other types of regulatory guides are referred to the Co11111ittee on a selective basis by NRC.

The action taken to implement specific ACRS recommendations regarding an individual licensing application is published in an NRC Staff Supple-mentary Safety Evaluation Report for consideration at the related public licensing hearing.

In addition, the status of ACRS reconmendations, comments, and questions is monitored on a periodic basis using a detailed report to the ACRS from the NRC Staff relating point by point what Staff action has been taken or is planned on each ACRS recommendation.

In addition, frequent status and final reports regarding resolution of ACRS comments and recommendations are given during monthly ACRS meetings and recorded in the minutes of these meetings.

In the event the ACRS con-siders NRC Staff action inadequate with respect to its recommendations, a mechanism is available to bring these matters directly to the attention of the Commissioners.

With regard to the development of proposed regulatory guides and criteria, the ACRS subconmittee and full Conmittee meetings provide a public forum where the opinion of interested technical groups or individuals and members of the public may be presented.

In the area of reactor safety research, the ACRS annually examines the thrust and funding of the overall NRC safety research program and conducts

U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 Advisory ColllTiittee on Reactor Safeguards SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION

24. ACCOMPLISHMENTS C.

Continued 7

in-depth discussions of the effectiveness of the eight major NRC research decision units and subelements.

The conclusions of these reviews are reported to the Congress as mandated by Public Law 95-209.

These con-clusions are considered by Congress in the authorization of the NRC safety research budget.

In addition, the Commissioners have requested and the Committee provides a separate report on the NRC's proposed re-search budget prior to action on the budget by the Commission.

The ACRS recently provided testimony to the House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment regarding the NRC authorization for its FY 1984 and 1985 Reactor Safety Research Budget and on other budget matters.

In the area of policy formulation, the ACRS often suggests initiation of staff studies and participates in the formulation of technical policy on important safety issues. The Committee's overall knowledge and advice with respect to the resolution of specific safety issues and generic issues is useful to the Commission both in decision making for individual cases and in program planning for the NRC Staff's resources. Addition-ally, the Committee's continuing review of both industrial and governmen-tal research programs provides the valuable perspective of an independent body of technical experts with respect to the scope and content of the program and the assignment of priorities to individual research efforts.

25. JUSTIFICATION A.

DESCRIBE THE BALANCE OF MEMBERSHIP IN TERMS OF POINTS OF VIEW REPRESENTED AND FUNCTIONS PERFORMED The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, on the basis of the technical review functions outlined in the statutory mission of the Committee, appoints ACRS members from the scientific and engineering disciplines with three prerequisites in mind:

outstanding scientific and technical ability, balanced and mature judgment, and willingness to devote the time required (approximately 130 days each year) to the demanding work involved.

The pool of persons so qualified is limited.

At the end of September 1983, the Committee included eight members from academic institutions, one employee of a national laboratory and five members who have retired from active employment with nuclear and non-nuclear backgrounds.

There has been a conscious effort to obtain members trained in both nuclear and the non-nuclear disciplines who have had considerable experience in various fields needed to evaluate proposed construction and operation of nuclear power plants and related facilities. This permits and fosters a concentration within the Committee of scientific and engineering profi-ciency, together with a diversity of viewpoints and perspectives, which provides assurance that adequate, independent open discussion and analysis of the potential hazards of nuclear reactors and the adequacy of safety standards can take place.

u. s. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION
25. JUSTIFICATION A.

Continued 8

During FY 1983, the membership included those experienced in radioactive waste management, chemical processing of spent reactor fuel, electrical engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, materials engineer-ing, mechanical engineering, nuclear engineering, reactor operations, heat transfer and fluid flow, reactor physics and probabilistic analysis.

Anticipated membership needs include individuals knowledgeable in the areas noted above with increased emphasis on quantitative risk assessment experience.

To provide for public involvement in the nominating process for ACRS me~-

bers, the NRC issues public announcements soliciting nominees when va-cancies arise. In the past, a large number of nominations have been re-ceived from the public, including organizations such as public interest groups and technical societies, and we expect this interest to continue when future vacancies are announced.

Further, the diversity of viewpoints presently represented by current ACRS members is broadly based from the standpoint of special fields of interest, employment experience and sci-entific or technical specialty. These membership characteristics provide the Committee with a balance of highly qualified technical experts in the nuclear and non-nuclear fields necessary to carry out the Conrnittee's statutory requirements.

B.

DESCRIBE THE FREQUENCY OF MEETINGS AND THE RELEVANCE TO CONTINUING THE COMMITTEE The ACRS, its subcommittees and working groups held 108 meetings during FY 1983.

The number of meetings held is directly related to the number of reactor projects referred by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to the Committee for review; the number of generic issues which arose during the year; the number of criteria and guides referred to the Committee for re-view and comment; the number of DOE and DOD reactor projects referred; and the number of special reviews requested by the NRC and Congress.

The full Committee normally meets once a month for a three-day session to consider projects, generic and special reviews, and criteria and regula-tory guides that are ready for full Committee consideration.

ACRS sub-committees meet as necessary with license applicants, NRC Staff, and others to develop information for the Conrnittee on the particular matters under review and to identify those matters warranting particular atten-tion by the full Conmittee. If the Committee is to continue to meet the requirements of the statute which established it, and the later additions and amendments, it will need to continue to meet at a similar frequency in the future.

U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION

25. JUSTIFICATION 9

C.

EXPLAIN WHY THE ADVICE OR INFORMATION CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES As established by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards is an independent organization which is mandated to perform certain specific functions and provide advice to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission with regard to the potential hazards of proposed or existing nuclear facilities and the adequacy of proposed reactor standards.

The Committee is unique in that there exists no comparable body composed of acknowledged experts in the field of nuclear reactor safety whose Congressional mandatT]is to provide the Commission with independent advice in this area.

The Commission necessarily has its own expert staff on whom it relies in the day-to-day regulation of nuclear power facilities.

However, there is no other advisory commit-tee, either within the Commission or in other agencies with the current, broadly based knowledge of the ACRS which could be called upon for independent assessmeAts of reactor safety issues.

In addition, since ACRS members are primarly part-time advisors with other full-time interests and activities in related fields, they bring to bear in an organized manner a breadth of experience and current technical knowledge which would be difficult to duplicate with full-time government employees.

A continuing committee such as the ACRS also remains current with respect to nuclear safety issues, including related reactor operating experience and safety research, and provides a collegial judgment regarding these issues that would be impossible to duplicate by use of individual, part-time consultants on a case-by-case basis.

Through the ACRS, the public and the Congress are provided assurance that an independent technical review and evaluation of nuclear reactor projects and safety issues is accomplished and an opportunity for public input during ACRS meetings is assured.

D.

EXPLAIN ANY DUPLICATION OF EFFORT WITH OTHER COMMITTEES WITHIN THE AGENCY, OR WITH OTHER AGENCIES As noted above, ACRS efforts are not duplicated by other committees or

[1] The Kemeny Commission recommended that the Committee members continue as part-time appointees and stated their belief that the independence and high quality of the members might be compromised by making them full-time Federal employees.

u. s. Nuclear Regulatory Conmission 1983 Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION
25. JUSTIFICATION D.

Continued 10 agencies within the government.

However, due to the independent nature of the Conmittee's statutory responsibilities, the ACRS review and that of its consultants does duplicate, to some degre~, as intended by law, some aspects of the NRC Staff's review of applications for nuclear power facility licenses and of the monitoring of operating reactors.

In this regard, the ACRS effort provides an independent check of NRC regulatory activities which is largely directed at new and improved reactor safety features, an exploration of the basis for NRC Staff decisions as they relate to reactor safety, and assurance that all factors that could en-danger the public health and safety have been adequately considered in making licensing decisions.

REVIEW OF FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTROL NO, 0304-GSA*OT INSTRUCTIONS: Complete one torm for EACH committee in existence at any time during fiscal year (10-1 to 9-30). Cite ALL dates in numerals (Month, day year). If add'jtional space is necessary, use Section F, "Remarks" on the reverse and key answers to item numbers or attach separate sheets and include Items 1, ~

and 3 on each sheet.*

l. DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY*
2. FISCAL. YEAR Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983 3'. NAME OF COMMITTEE Advisory Committee on the Medical Uses of Isotopes SECTION A - COMMITTEE STATUS (Complete thissection for ALL committees)
4. IS THIS COMMITTEE NEW DURING FISCAL YEAR?

5.CURRENTCHARTER

6. EXPECTED RENEWAL 7, EXPECTED TERMINA*

DATE DATE TION DATE YES [LI NO 2-4-83 2~4-85 N/A SA, HAS THIS COMMITTEE BEEN TERMINATED DURING

88. SPECIFIC TERMINATION AUTHORITY (If by law, SC. ACTUAL TERM I NA*

FISCAL. YEAR? (If "YES," complete Items BB and BC) cite U.S.C.)

TION DATE DYES

[) NO N/A N/A NOTE: If box 98 or 9C is checked, complete Items 10A and 10B and provide a brief explanation in "Remarks".

9. AGENCY RECOMMENDATION FOR COMMITTEE FOR NEXT FISCAL.

lOA, IS LEGISLATION REQUIRED 108. IS SUCH LEGISLATION YEAR TO MERGE OR TERMINATE?

PENDING OR ENACTED?

~

A.CONTINUE B.MERGE C. TERMINATE YES YES SECTlON*e-COMMITTEE AUTHORITY AND-TYPE (Complete this section for ALL new committees and give brief statement of functions in "Remarks".

If any infonnation previously submitted on s continuing committee has changed, update and/or correct all items that apply.)

11. ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY* (Check ONLY one)

SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY LAW AUTHORIZED BY LAW AGENCY AUTHORITY PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE

12. SPECIFIC ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY (If by law, cite
13. EFFECTIVE DATE OF
14. COMMITTEE TYPE (Check EITHER A or B, and C, if U.S.C.J AUTHORITY appropriate)

A.AD HOC B. CONTIN-C. PRES!- **

UING DENTIAL

15. DESCRIPTION OF COMMITTEE MAJOR NATIONAL POLICY/

PROGRAM ISSUE ADVISORY ADVISORY SCIENTIFIC/

GRANT TECHNICAL REVIEW OTHER (Specify) 16A. BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS AGENCY

- STATUTORY (If statutory, 16B. STATUTE (U.S.C.)

16C. RATE PER MEMBER (Per day AUTHORIZATION complete.Item 16B>

245.36

17. TYPE OF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT (Check ALL t tapp y)
18. LENGTH OF APPOINTMENT PRESI-AGENCY CONGRES*

OTHER DENTIAL HEAD SIONAL (Specify)

SPECIFIC TERM INDEFINITE (Indicate no. of months}

SECTION C - COMMITTEE ACTIVITY DURING FISCAL YEAR (Complete this section for ALL committees)

19. TOTAL. NUMBER OF REPORTS
20. NUMBER OF MEMBERS fi Note: Li.$t report titles and dates n "Remork11".)

A. BEGINNING B. ENDING C.. TOTAL SERVING D.AUTHORIZED E. COMPENSATED (10*1)

(9-30)

(10-1 to 9-30) 18 10

., 10 10 10 8

21. MEETINGS NOTE: Meeting exemptions - For closed or partially closed meetings, list all Government in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. 552b) exemptions, and number of time:

.used in "Remarks".

NUMBER OF MEETINGS:

E. DATES OF ALL. MEETINGS (Month, day)

C, PARTIALLY CLOSED O. TOTAL (A+B+C) 0 o_

None in.FY 1983 SECTION D - COMMITTEE COST(Complete this section for ALL committees)

NOTE* Express costs in whole dollars DO NOT use decimals, K, M, N/A, or leave blank. Indicate "O". if applicable)

CURRENT NEXT

22. DESCRIPTION FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR (Actual)

(Estimate)

(1) NON-FEDERAL MEMBERS I UJ /. ::tU t::'.J:'.> UU A. COMPENSATION (2) FEDEf:IAL MEMBERS (Prorated sala~)

-u-

-u-(3) FEDERAL STAFF (Pro'l'fJted salary}

-u-

-u-B. FEES FOR SERVICES AND STAFF (Consultants, experts and other non-federal pe'/'Sonnel)

- u-

- u-(a) MEMBERS 500U C. TRAVEL (1) NON-FEDERAL (bl STAFF

-u-AND

  • °!*'"'

..._..! **I IUUU PER DIEM

{a) MEMBERS (2) FEDERAL

-u-

- u-(b) STAFF D. RENTAL OF NON-FEDERAL MEETING FACILITIES E. OTHER (Graphics, printing, photocopying. mailing, SLUC, etc.)

wu F. TOTAL

$ i::'.':I, /UU

23. FEDERAL STAFF SUPPORT YEARS (Express in person-year, using decimals to the nearest 0
  • 25 0

25 hundredth (e.11., 0.00). Figure should correspond to dollar coat in Item 22A(3), above.)

SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUST IF ICA TION (Complete this section for ALL new committees)

NOTE: For continuing committees, update information in Item 24, and indicate any changes in Item 25 on information previously submitted.

24. ACCOMPLISHMENTS A. LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS, GUIDELINES OR AGENCY RULES PROPOSED, ELIMINATED OR CHANGED AS A RESULf OF COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE The Committee provided advice on two proposed rule changes: to*allow the routine use of a hand-held diagnostic imaging device and to authorize the routine oral administration of sulfur co.lloid-Tc-99m_:

The Committee also provided advice about the minimum training needed by physicians to use the hand-held device.

B. SIGNIFICANT SERVICE DELIVERY OR COST REDUCTIONS RESULTING FROM COMMITTEE ADVICE C. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGENCY FROM COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE The Committee provided advice on 16 license applications.

25. JUSTIFICATION A. DESCRIBE THE BALANCE OF MEMBERSHIP IN TERMS OF POINTS OF VIEW REPRESENTED AND FUNCTIONS PERFORMED No changes.

B. DESCRIBE THE FREQUENCY OF MEETINGS AND THE RELEVANCE TO CONTINUING THE COMMITTEE No changes.

C. EXPLAIN WHY THE ADVICE OR INFORMATION CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES No changes.

O. EXPLAIN ANY DUPLICATION OF EFFORT WITH OTHER COMMITTEES WITHIN THE AGENCY, OR WITH OTHER AGENCIES No changes.

SECTION F - REMARKS 26, REMARKS See attached.

NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THE MEDICAL USE OF ISOTOPES - FY 1983 REVIEW OF FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE T-820-B FORM (cont'd)

Section F - Remarks

19.

No formal reports were submitted.

The Committee provided advice and consultation on 16 applications relating to personnel qualifications and to the human use of radioactive materials The individual members' comments are included in the license file for each case.

The Committee also provided advice on two proposed rule changes; see 24A.

20.E. A maximum of eight members could be compensated.

The staff is determining whether all of the current non-federal members are willing to serve without compensation.

22.A. {l) The estimate for FY 1984 was prepared on a worst case basis (see 20.E.) assuming that all eight non-federal members will be compensated.

The entry for the current fiscal year is based on vouchers submitted up to 10-12-83; additional vouchers may be received for work done in FY 1983 but the staff does not expect that these will exceed $250.

REPORTS CONTROL NO.

REVIEW OF FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE 0304-GSA-QT'.

INSTRUCTIONS: Complete one form for EACH committee in existence at any time during fiscal year (10*1 to 9-30). Cite ALL dates in numerals (Month, day, year). If additional space is necessary. use Section F, "Remarks" on the reverse and key answers to item numbers or attach separate sheets and include Items 1, 2 and 3 on each sheet.

1. DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY
2. FISCAL VEAR U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983
3. NAME OF COMMITTEE Advisory Panel for the Decontamination of the Three Mile Island Nuclear Station Unit 2 SECTION A - COMMITTEE STATUS (Complete this section for ALL committees)
4. IS THIS COMMITTEE NEW DURING FISCAL VEAR?
5. CURRENT CHARTER
6. EXPECTED RENEWAL 7, EXPECTED TERMINA*

DATE DATE TION DATE O

v es

[x]No 11/23/82 11 /23/84 SA. HAS THIS COMMITTEE BEEN TERMINATED DURING

88. SPECIFIC TERMINATION AUTHORITY (If by law, SC. ACTUAL TERM I NA-FISCAL VEAR? (If "YES," compl.te Items BB and BC) cite U.S.C.)

TION DATE

  • OvEs 00 NO NOTE : If box 98 or 9C is checked, complete Items 10A and 108 and provide a brief explanation in "Remarks".
9. AGENCY RECOMMENDATION FOR COMMITTEE FOR NEXT FISCAL lOA. IS LEGISLATION REQUIRED 108. IS SUCH LEGISLATION YEAR TO MERGE OR TERMINATE?

PENDING OR ENACTED?

[!l A. CONTINUE 8.MERGE C. TERMINATE OYES DYES SECTION" B -

COMMITTEE AUTHORITY. AND TYPE * (Complete this section for ALL new committees and give brief statement of functions In "Remarks".

If any information previously submitted on a continuing committee has changed, update and/or correct all items that apply.)

11.. ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY* (Check ONLY one)

SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY LAW AUTHORIZED BY LAW ((I AGENCY AUTHORITY PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE

12. SPECIFIC ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY (If by law, cite
13. EFFECTIVE DATE OF
14. COMMITTEE TYPE (Check EITHER A OP' B, and C, if U.S.C.)

AUTHORITY appropriate)

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A.AD HOC

8. CONTIN-C. PRESI-UING DENTIAL
15. DESC.RIPTION OF COMMITTEE MAJOR NATIONAL POLICY/

fXl PROGRAM ISSUE ADVISORY

~

ADVISORY SCIENTIFIC/

GRANT TECHNICAL REVIEW OTHER (Specify) 16A. BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS r:7 AGENCY o*..

STATUTORY (Ifstatuto,-y, 16B. STATUTE (U.S.C.)

16C. RATE PER MEMBER (Per day) 1AJ AUTHORIZATION comple'te Item 16B) 17, TYPE OF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT (C ec A that apply).

18. LENGTH OF A POINTMENT PRESI-r\\l AGENCY CONGRES-OTHER DENTIAL Ll HEAD SIONAL (Specify) lv7 SPECIFIC TERM 16...J INDEFINITE (Indicate no. of months)

SECTION C - COMMITTEE ACTIVITY DURING FISCAL YEAR (Complete this section for ALL committees)

19. TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTS
20. NUMBER OF MEMBERS t:ote: LltJt report titles and dates "RemaP"ks".)

A. BEGINNING B. ENDING C. TOTAL SERVING 0. AUTHORIZED E. COMPENSATED (10-l)

(9-80)

(l 0-1 to 9-30)

None 12 12 12 12 0

21. MEETINGS NOTE : Meeting exemptions -

For closed or partially closed meetings, list all Government in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. 552b) exemptions, and number of times used in "Remarks".

NUMBER OF MEETINGS:

A.OPEN B. CLOSED C. PARTIALLY CLOSED D. TOTAL (A+B+C)

E. DATES OF ALL MEETINGS (Month, day) 11/17/82 3/18/83 7/28/83 8

0 0

8 2/02/83 4/21/83 8/17/83 SECTION D - COMMITTEE COST (Complete this section for ALL committees)

NOTE

  • Express costs in whole dollars DO NOT use decimals, K, M, N/A, or leave blank. Indicate "O", if applicable)

CURRENT

22. DESCRIPTION FISCAL YEAR (Actual)

(1) NON-FEDERAL MEMBERS 0

A. COMPENSATION

12) F_EDERAL MEMBERS (Proratedsala,-yJ u

(3) FEDERAL STAFF (PP'orated salaP'Y) l T35l

8. FEES FOR SERVICES AND STAFF (Consultants, expens and other. non-federal peP'Bonnel) 0 (1) NON-FEDERAL (a).MEMBERS 3350 C.TRAVEL (b) STAFF 0

AND (a) MEMBERS 0

PER DIEM (2) FEDERAL (b) STAFF 448 D. RENTAL OF NON-FEDERAL MEETING FACILITIES 3102 E. OTHER (Graphics, printing, photocopyinr; mailing, SLUC, etc.)

1ranscr1pts 3057 F.TOTAL 21308 23*,. FEDERAL STAFF SUPPORT YEARS (ExpreBB in person-years using lU!cimal* to the nearest hundredth (e.g., 0.00)._ Figure ahould co"espond to dollar cost in Item 22A(3), above,)

  • 25 9/16/83 9/28/83 NEXT FISCAL YEAR (Estimate) 0 0

13621 0

5025 0

0 680 4653 4585 28564

  • 30 GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION GSA FORM T -820-B (8*83)

SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION (Complete rhis 611Ction for ALL new committees}

NOTE: For continuing committees, update information in Item 24, and indicate any changes in Item 25 on information previously submitted.

24. ACCOMPLISHMENTS A. LEGISLATION1..~EGULATIONS, GUIDELINES OR AGENCY RULES PROPOSED, ELIMINATED OR CHANGED AS A RESULT OF COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE B. SIGNIFICANT SERVICE DELIVERY OR COST REDUCTIONS RESULTING FROM COMMITTEE ADVICE C. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGENCY FROM COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE The Panel has been successfully informing the Commission of public views on key aspects of the TMI-2 cleanup.

It acts as a forum for participation by local citizens and has been presenting. well informed recommendations which have been acted on by the Commission.

25. JUSTIFICATION A. DESCRIBE THE BALANCE OF MEMBERSHIP IN TERMS OF POINTS OF VIEW REPRESENTED ANO FUNCTIONS PERFORMED No Change B. DESCRIBE THE FREQU ENCV OF MltETINGS AND THE RELEVANCE TO CONTINUING THE COMMITTEE No Change C. EXPLAIN WHY THE ADVICE OR INFORMATION CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES No Change D. EXPLAIN ANY DUPLICATION OF EFFORT WITH OTHl;:R COMMITTEES WITHIN THE AGENCY, OR WITH OTHER AGENCIES No Change SECTION F - REMARKS 26, REMARKS

REVIEW OF FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORTS CON ROL NO, 0304-GSA-OT INSTRUCTIONS: Complete one form for EACH committee in existence at any time during fiscal year (10-1 to 9*30). Cite ALL dates in numerals (Month, day, year). If additional space is necessary, use Section F, "Remarks" on the reverse and key answers to item numbers or attach separate sheets and include Items 1, 2 and 3 on each sheet.

1. DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY
2. FISCAL YEAR Nuclear Regulatory Cotmnission 1983
3. NAME OF COMMITTEE Ad Hoc Committee for Review of Nuclear Reactor Licensing Reform Proposals SECTION A - COMMITTEE STATUS (Comp/er,, thi11 section for ALL committees)
4. IS THIS COMMITTEE NEW CURING FISCAL YEAR?
5. CURRENT CHARTER
6. EXPECTED RENEWAL
7. EXPECTED TERMINA*

CATE DATE TION CATE DYES

[] NO 4/11/83 12/31/83 SA. HAS THIS COMMITTEE BEEN TERMINATED CURING 8B. SPECIFIC TERMINATION AUTHORITY (If by law, ac. ACTUAL TERMINA-FISCAL YEAR? (If "YES," complete Items 8B and BC) cite U.S.C.)

TION CATE DYES

[]No NOTE: If box 9B or 9C is checked, complete Items 10A and 10B and provide a brief explanation in "Remarks".

9. AGENCY RECOMMENDATION FOR COMMITTEE FOR NEXT FISCAL l0A. IS LEGISLATION REQUIRED 10B. IS SUCH LEGISLATION YEAR TO MERGE OR TERMINATE?

PENDING OR ENACTED?

~

A. CONTINUE B. MERGE C: TERMINATE YES DYES SECTION B -

COMMITTEE AUTHORITY AND TYPE (Complete "this section for ALL new committees and give brief statement of functions in' NRemarlcs':

If any information previously submitted on a continuing commit'tee has changed, updatB and/or correct all items that apply.)

11. ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY- (Check ONLY one)

SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY LAW AUTHORIZED BY LAW

~

AGENCY AUTHORITY PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE

12. SPECIFIC ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY (If by law, cite
13. EFFECTIVE DATE OF
14. COMMITTEE TYPE (Check EITHER A or B, and C, if U.S.C.)

AUTHORITY appropriate) 42 u.s.c. 2188(a) 1954 Gg A.AD HOC B. CONTIN-C. PRESI-UING DENTIAL

15. DESCRIPTION OF COMMITTEE r:J MAJOR NATIONAL POLICY/

PROGRAM SCIENTIFIC/

GRANT

  • OTHER L!I ISSUE ADVISORY
  • ADVISORY TECHNICAL REVIEW (Speci-,Y) 16A. BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS 168. STATUTE (U.S.C.)

16C. RATE PER MEMBER (Per day) r:;i AGENCY

STATUTORY (If statutory, 245.00 L.::1 AUTHORIZATION compk/te Item 16B)

17. TYPE OF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT (Check A that apply}
18. L NG HOF A POIN MENT e

0 !

PRESI-

  • r;:J AGENCY CONG RES-OTHER.

r:J SPECIFIC TERM

r.

DENTIAL L.::I HEAD SIONAL (Speci-,Y)

INDEFINITE L..!J (Indicate no. ofmonthsromm.

SECTION C - COMMITTEE ACTIVITY DURING FISCAL YEAR. (Complete this section for ALL committee&)

19. TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTS
20. NUMBER OF MEMBERS

[:ate: Liat report titles and dates "Remarks". )

A ; BEGINNING B. ENDING C. TOTAL SERVING D. AUTHORIZED E. COMPENSATED (10-1)

(9-30)

(10-1 to 9-3.0) 3 "6

5 6

6 3

  • 21. MEETINGS NOTE: Meeting exemptions -

For closed or partially closed 'meetings, list all Government in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. _552b).exemptions, and number of times used in "Remarks".

NUMBER OF MEETINGS:

E. DATES OF ALL MEETINGS (Month, day)

A.OPEN 12 B.CLOSED 0

C. PARTIALLY CLOSED D. TOTAL (A+B+C) o 12 12/1, 12/16, 1/12, 1/26, 2/25, 3/17, 3/24, SECTION D - COMMITTEE COST (Complete this section for ALL committee11)

NOTE

  • Express costs in whole dollars DO NOT use decimals K M, N/A or leave blank Indicate "O", if applicable)

CURRENT NEXT

22. DESCRIPTION FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR (Actual)

(Estimate)

(1) NON-FEDERAL MEMBERS

$ 12,250

$ 4,000 A. COMPENSATION (2) FEDERAL MEMBERS (Prorated salary) 0 0

(3) FEDERAL STAFF (Prorated aalary) 1,500 500 B. FEES FOR SERVICES AND STAFF (Consultants, experts and other.non-federal pensonnel)

(1) NON-FEDERAL

{a) MEMBERS 3,583 1,200 C. TRAVEL

{bl STAFF 0

0 AND (a) MEMBERS 0

0 PER DIEM (2) FEDERAL -

{b) STAFF a

0 D. RENTAL OF NON-FEDERAL MEETING FACrLITIES 0

0 E. OTHER (Graphics, prlntinll, photocopyinll, mailing, SLUC, etc.)

500 100 F. TOTAL

$17,833.

$5.800

23. FEDERAL STAFF SUPPORT YEARS (Express in penson-years usin11 decimal& to *the nearest hundredth (e.11., 0. 00)._ Fiture mould correspond to dollar cost in Item 22A(3)_. above,)

0*03 n* n1 GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION GSA FORM T-820-8 (8-83)

SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION (Complete thisiection for ALL new committees}

NOTE: For continuing committees, update information in Item 24, and indicate any changes in Item 25 on information previously submitted.

24. ACCOMPLISHMENTS A. LEGISLATIONt..REGULATIONS, GUIDELINES OR AGENCY RULES PROPOSED, ELIMINATED OR CHANGED AS A RESULT OF COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE The Commission made substantial revisions to the proposed Nuclear Power Plant Licensing Reform Act of 1983 as a result of the Committee's comments. It is currently considering the Committee's comments on several rules that the Commission will probably propose.

B. SIGNIFICANT SERVICE DELIVERY OR COST REDUCTIONS RESULTING FROM COMMITTEE ADVICE The Committee's comments to date have aided the Commission's on-going deliberations on several licensing ref~rm proposals, including backfitting, one-step licensing, standardization and early site review.

C. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGENCY FROM COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE The NRC submitted a better licensing reform legislative package to Congress.

25. JUSTIFICATION A. DESCRIBE THE BALANCE OF MEMBERSHIP IN TERMS OF POINTS OF VIEW REPRESENiED ANO FUNCTIONS PERFORMED One member was selected because he represented nuclear utilities, one because he represented reactor vendors, one because he had previously represented intervenor groups in NRC proceedings, one member was selected because of his academic and technical expertise, and two were selected because they can represent the views of State Governments.

B. DESCRIBE THE FREQUENCY OF MEETINGS AND THE RELEVANCE TO CONTINUING THE COMMITTEE 12 meetings were held.

The Commission desires collegial reports from the Committee.

Meetings are essential to discuss ideas, reach a consensus, and agree on the text of the Committee's Reports.

C. EXPLAIN WHY THE ADVICE OR INFORMATION CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES The Commission desires outside expertise and perspectives on nuclear licensing reform proposals.

0. EXPLAIN ANY DUPLICATION OF EFFORT WITH OTHER COMMITTEES WITHIN THE AGENCY, OR WITH OTHER AGENCIES None exists.

SECTION F - REMARKS

26. REMARKS Report on Administrative Reform Proposals (7/12/83)

Report on Administrative Reform Proposals (3/22/83)

Report on Proposed Nuclear Licensing Reform Act of 1983 (12/15/8,2)

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1, DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY 2, FISCAL YEAR U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983

3. NAME OF COMMITTEE Screening Committee for Lawyer Vacancies on the Licensing Board SECTION A - COMMITTEE STATUS (Complete this section for ALL committees) 4, IS THIS COMMITTEE NEW DURING FISCAL YEAR?
5. CURRENT CHARTER
6. EXPECTED RENEWAL
7. EXPECTED TERMINA*

DATE DATE TION DATE, YES [] NO 3/3/82 N/A 12/1/83 SA, HAS THIS COMMITTEE BEEN TERMINATED DURING SB. SPECIFIC TERMINATION AUTHORITY (If by law, BC. ACTUAL TERMINA*

FISCAL YEAR? (If "YES," complete Item* BB and BC) cite U.S.C.)

TION DATE DYES

[] NO iVA -*~-

NOTE: If box 9B or 9C is checked, complete Items 10A and 10B and provide a brief explanation in "Remarks".

9. AGENCY RECOMMENDATION FOR COMMITTEE FOR NEXT FISCAL l0A. IS LEGISLATION REQUIRED l0B. IS SUCH LEGISLATION YEAR TO MERGE OR TERMINATE?

PENDING OR ENACTED?

A.CONTINUE B.MERGE

[x] C. TERMINATE DYES

[x] NO DYES NO N/A SECTION B -

COMMITTEE AUTHORITY AND TYPE (Complete this section for ALL new committees and give brief sratement of functions in "Remarks':

If any information previously submitted on a continuing committee has changed, update and/or correct a/I items that apply.)

11. ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY".(Check ONLY one)

SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY LAW D AUTHORIZED BY LAW

[x] AGENCY AUTHORITY D PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE

12. SPECIFIC E,.STABLISHMENT AUTHORITY (If by law, cite
13. EFFECTIVE DATE OF
14. COMMITTEE TYPE (Check EITHER A or B, and C, if U.S.C.)

AUTHORITY appropriate) 42 U.S.C. Sec. 2039 and 2232 A.AD HOC fvl B. CONTIN-C. PRESI-

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DENTIAL

15. DESCRIPTION OF COMMITTEE MAJOR NATIONAL POLICY/

PROGRAM ISSUE ADVISORY ADVISORY SCIENTIFIC/

GRANT TECHNICAL REVIEW 16A. BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS 1v1 AGENCY

STATUTORY (If statutory,.

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AUTHORIZATION complete Item 16BJ 16B. STATUTE (U.S.C.)

16C. RATE PER MEMBER (Per day) variable

17. TYP OF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT (C eclri thatappl31)
18. LENG H F

POI MENT PRESI-rxi AGENCY CONG RES-D OTHER rv, SPECIFIC TERM

  • DENTIAL

~

HEAD SIONAL (Specify)

INDEFINITE ~

(Indicate no. of months)

SECTION C - COMMITTEE ACTIVITY DURING FISCAL YEAR (Complete this section for ALL committees)

19. TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTS
20. NUMBER OF MEMBERS li Note.: List report titles and date*

n "'Remarks".)

A. BEGINNING B. ENDING C. TOTAL SERVING D. AUTHORIZED E. COMPENSATED (10-1)

(9-30)

(10*1 to 9-3.0J None None

21. MEETINGS NOTE: Meeting exemptions - For closed or partialiy closed meetings, list all Government in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. 552b) exemptions, and number of times used in "'Remarks'";

NUMBER OF MEETINGS:

E. DATES OF ALL MEETINGS (Month, da31)

A.OPEN B. CLOSED C. PARTIALLY CLOSED D. TOTAL (A+B+C) SECTION D - COMMITTEE COST (Complete this section for ALL committees)

NOTE* Express costs in whole dollars DO NOT use decimals, K, M, N/A, or leave blank. Indicate "O". if applicable)

CURRENT NEXT

22. (?ESCRIPTION FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR (Actual)

(Estimate)

(1) NON-FEDERAL MEMBERS A. COMPENSATION (2) FEDERAL MEMBERS (Prorated salary)

(3) FEDERAL STAFF (Prorated salary)

B. FEES FOR SERVICES AND STAFF (Conaultantll, experts and other non-federal peTSonnel}

(1) NON-FEDERAL (a) MEMBERS C. TRAVEL (b) STAFF AND (a) MEMBERS PER DIEM (2) FEDERAL.

(b} STAFF D. RENTAL OF NON-FEDERAL MEETING FACILITIES E. OTHER (G1'0Phic*, printing, photocopying, malling, SLUC, etc.)

F. TOTAL

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23. FEDERAL STAFF SUPPORT YEARS (ExpreBB in person-yeaTS using decimal* to the nearest hundredth (e.g., 0. 00)._ Figure should correspond to dollar coat tn Item 22A(3), a_bove.)

GSA FORM T-820-B (8-83)

SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMP.LISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION (ComplBt11 thir rer:tion for ALL new committeer}

NOTE:.For continuing committees, update information in Item 24, and indicate any changes in lten1 25 on information previously submitted.

24. ACCOMPLISHMENTS A. L.EGISLATION, REGULATIONS, GUIDELINES OR AGENCY RUL.ES PROPOSED, EL.IMINATED OR CHANGED AS A RESUL.T OF COMMITTEE DEL.IBERATIONS OR ADVICE B. SIGNIFICANT SERVICE DEL.IVERY OR COST REDUCTIONS RESUL.TING FROM COMMITTEE ADVICE C. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGENCY FROM COMMITTEE DEL.IBERATIONS OR ADVICE
26. JUSTIFICATION A; DESCRIBE THE BALANCE OF MEMBERSHIP IN TERMS OF POINTS OF VIEW REPRESENTED AND FUNCTIONS PERFORMED B, DESCRIBE THE FREQUENCY OF MEETINGS ANO THE RELEVANCE TO CONTINUING THE COMMITTEE C. EXPLAIN WHY THE ADVICE OR INFORMATION CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES O. EXPLAIN ANY DUPLICATION OF EFFORT WITH OTHER COMMITTEES WITHIN THE AGENCY, OR WITH OTHER AGENCIES SECTION F - REMARKS 26, REMARKS There were no vacancies on the Licensing Board Panel during the past year therefore, the Corrmittee was totally ianctive. There were no accomplishments since there was nothing to accomplish.

In view of the fact that there is no foreseeable hiring need for Panel Members justification for the Committee does not presently exist nor does it appear justified in the foreseeable future.

REVIEW OF FEDERAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE REPORTS CONTROL NO.

0304-GSA-OT INSTRUCTIONS: Complete one form for EACH committee in existence at any time during fiscal year (10*1 to 9-30). Cite ALL dates in numerals (Month, day, year). If additional space is necessary, use Section F, "Remarks" on the reverse and key answers to item numbers or at1ach separate sheets and include Items 1, 2 and 3 on each sheet.

l. DEPART[IIIENT OR AGENCY
2. FISCAL YEAR U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1983
3. NAME OF COMMITTEE Screening Committee for Technical Vacancies on the Licensing Board SECTION A - COMMITTEE STATUS (Complete this section for ALL committees)
4. IS THIS COMMITTEE NEW DURING FISCAL YEAR?
5. CURRENT CHARTER
6. EXPECTED RENEWAL
7. EXPECTED TERMINA-DATE DATE TION DATE YES [il NO 3/3/82.

N/A 12/1/83 8A. HAS THIS COMMITTEE BEEN TERMINATED*DURING 8B. SPECIFIC TERMINATION AUTHORITY (If by law, 8C. ACTUAL TERMINA-FISCAL YEAR? (If "YES," complete Items BB and BC) cite U.S.C.)

TION DATE DYES'

@No N/A NOTE: If box 9B or 9C is checked, complete Items 10A and 10B and provide a brief explanation in "Remarks".

9. AGENCY RECOMMENDATION FOR COMMITTEE FOR NEXT FISCAL l0A. IS LEGISLATION REQUIRED l0B. IS SUCH LEGISLATION YEAR TO MERGE OR TERMINATE?

PENDING OR ENACTED?

A. CONTlNUE B. MERGE

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C:TERMiNATE DYES

~NO DYES SECTION B -

COMMITTEE AUTHORITY AND TYPE (Complete this section for ALL new committees and give brief rtatement of function, in "Remark,'~

If any information previously submitted on a continuing committee has changed, update and/or correct all items that apply.)

11. ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY* (Check ONLY one)

SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY LAW AUTHORIZED BY LAW m AGENCY AUTHORITY PRESIDENTIAL DIRECTIVE

12. SPECIFIC ESTABLISHMENT AUTHORITY (If by law, cite
13. EFFECTIVE DATE OF
14. COMMITTEE TYPE (Check EITHER A or B, and C, if U.S.C.)

AUTHORITY appropriate) 42 U.S.C. Sec. 2039 and 2232 A.AD HOC fVl 8. CONTIN*

C. PRESI-

~ UING DENTIAL

15. OESCRI PTION OF COMMITTEE MAJOR NATIONAL POLICY/

PROGRAM ISSUE ADVISORY ADVISORY SCIENTIFIC/

GRANT TECHNICAL REVIEW moTHER'**

t..:.:.J (SpeCif)'J Personnel 16A. BASIS FOR COMPENSATION OF MEMBERS r-;-J AGENCY STATUTORY (If statutory, 16B. STATUTE (U.S.C.)

16C. RATE PER MEMBER (Per day)

W AUTHORIZATION complete Item 16B)

$~variable

17. TYPE OF COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT (Check ALL that apply)
18. LENGTH OF A POINTMENT PRESI-r.;i AGENCY D CONGRES-OTHER INDEFINITE rv1 s(IPnEdc,*c'aFte'C.nTo.EoRfMmo.nt'"-)

DENTIAL W HEAD

  • SIONAL
  • (Specify) l.AJ SECTION C - COMMITTEE ACTIVITY DURING FISCAL VEAR (Complete this section for ALL committees)
19. TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTS
20. NUMBER OF MEMBERS l

Note: Liat report titles and dates n c"Remorlls".)

A. BEGINNING*

B. ENOING C. TOTAL SERVING D. AUTHORIZED E. COMPENSATED (10-1)

(9-30)

(10-l to 9-3.0J None None

21. MEETINGS NOTE: Meeting exemptions -

For closed or partially closed meetings, list all Government in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. 552b) exemptions, and number of times used in "Remarks".

NUMBER OF MEETINGS:

E. DATES OF ALL MEETINGS (Month, day)

A.OPEN B.CLOSED C. PARTIALLY CLOSED D. TOTAL (A+B+C) N/A SECTION D - COMMITTEE COST (Complete this section for ALL committees)

NOTE: Express costs in whole dollars. DO NOT use decimals, K, M, N/A, or leave blank. Indicate "O", if applicable)

CURRENT NEXT

22. DESCRIPTION FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR (Actual)

(Estimate)

(1) NON-FEDERAL MEMBERS A. COMPENSATION (2) FEDERAL MEMBERS (Prorated salary)

(3) FEDERAL STAFF (Prorated salary)

B. FEES FOR SERVICES AND STAFF (Consultants, experts and other.non-federal personnel)

(1) NON-FEDERAL (a) MEMBERS C. TRAVEL (b) STAFF AND (a) MEMBERS PER DIEM (2) FEDERAL (b) STAFF D. RENTAL OF NON-FEDERAi.: MEETING FACIIJTIES E.. OTHER (Graphics, printing, photocop31ing, moiling, SLUC, etc.).

F. TOTAL

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23. FEDERAL STAFF SUPPORT YEARS (E:cpreaa tn petson-:\\ie~rs'tuing decimals tci the nearest hundredth (e.g., 0. 00). Figure should correspond to dollar cost in ltem 22A (3), a_bove,)

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION GSA FORM T-820-B (8*83)

SECTION E - COMMITTEE ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND JUSTIFICATION (Complete thi111Bction for ALL new cammittNS)

NOTE: For continuing committees, update information in Item 24, and indica1e any changes in Item 25 on information previously submitted.

24. ACCOMPLISHMENTS A. LEGISLATION1,.~EGUL.ATIONS, GUIDEL INES OR AGENCY RULES PROPOSED, ELIMINATED OR CHANGED AS A RESULT OF COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE B. SIGNIFICANT SERVICE DELIVERY OR COST REDUCTIONS RESULTING FROM COMMITTEE ADVICE C. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE AGENCY FROM COMMITTEE DELIBERATIONS OR ADVICE
25. JUSTIFICATION A. DESCRIBE THE BALANCE OF MEMBERSHIP IN TERMS OF POINTS OF VIEW REPRESENTED ANO FUNCTIONS PERFORMED B. DESCRIBE THE FREQIJENCY OF MEETINGS ANO THE RELEVANCE TO CONTINUING THE COMMITTEE C. EXPLAIN WHY THE ADVICE OR INFORMATION CANNOT BE OBTAINED FROM OTHER SOURCES O. EXPLAIN ANY DUPLICATION OF EFFORT WITH OTHER COMMITTEES WITHIN THE AGENCY, OR WITH OTHER AGENCIES SECTION F - REMARKS
26. REMARKS There were no vacancies on the Licensing Board Panel during the past year therefore, the Committee was totally inactive. There were no accomplishments since there was nothing to accomplish.

In view of the fact that there is no foreseeable hiring need for Panel Members justification for the Committee does not presently exist nor does it appear justified in the foreseeable future.

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