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Nonemergency Event Notifications Rulemaking George Tartal NRC Project Manager ADAMS Accession No. ML21337A345 | Nonemergency Event Notifications Rulemaking | ||
George Tartal NRC Project Manager | |||
ADAMS Accession No. ML21337A345 | |||
===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
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* In 2020, the NRC staff recommended rulemaking. | * In 2020, the NRC staff recommended rulemaking. | ||
* In 2021, the Commission directed the NRC staff to pursue rulemaking with certain conditions. | * In 2021, the Commission directed the NRC staff to pursue rulemaking with certain conditions. | ||
Rulemaking Process | 2 Rulemaking Process | ||
Regulatory Basis | 3 Regulatory Basis | ||
* A regulatory basis document helps the NRC decide whether rulemaking is the right solution to the problem being addressed. | * A regulatory basis document helps the NRC decide whether rulemaking is the right solution to the problem being addressed. | ||
* A regulatory basis document: | * A regulatory basis document: | ||
- Discusses the scope of the problem and possible options | |||
- Considers legal, policy, technical, and cost-benefit analysis | |||
- Identifies the preferred regulatory action | |||
* Possible options: | * Possible options: | ||
- Maintain status quo | |||
- Revise regulations | |||
- Revise guidance | |||
- Other? | |||
Public Meetings | 4 Public Meetings | ||
* The NRC staff held public meetings in November and December 2021 on this rulemaking. | * The NRC staff held public meetings in November and December 2021 on this rulemaking. | ||
* Feedback was requested on issues to be considered in the regulatory basis. | * Feedback was requested on issues to be considered in the regulatory basis. | ||
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* All feedback was documented in the meeting summary. | * All feedback was documented in the meeting summary. | ||
* NRC is considering all feedback it received as it develops the regulatory basis. | * NRC is considering all feedback it received as it develops the regulatory basis. | ||
Project Status / Next Steps | 5 Project Status / Next Steps | ||
* The NRC staff is developing a regulatory basis. | * The NRC staff is developing a regulatory basis. | ||
* There will be a public comment opportunity later this year. | * There will be a public comment opportunity later this year. | ||
* A proposed rule and final rule would follow if the regulatory basis recommends moving forward through rulemaking. | * A proposed rule and final rule would follow if the regulatory basis recommends moving forward through rulemaking. | ||
References | 6 References | ||
* 10 CFR 50.72(b), Immediate notification requirements for operating nuclear power reactors | * 10 CFR 50.72(b), Immediate notification requirements for operating nuclear power reactors | ||
- https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-10/chapter-I/part-50/subject-group-ECFReadbe827381d095/section-50.72 | |||
* The rulemaking process (from NRCs public Web site) | * The rulemaking process (from NRCs public Web site) | ||
- https://www.nrc.gov/about-nrc/regulatory/rulemaking/rulemaking-process.html | |||
* PRM-50-116, Elimination of Immediate Notification Requirements for Operating Nuclear Power Reactors, dated August 2, 2018 | * PRM-50-116, Elimination of Immediate Notification Requirements for Operating Nuclear Power Reactors, dated August 2, 2018 | ||
- ADAMS Accession No. ML18247A204 | |||
* SECY-20-0109, Petition for Rulemaking and Rulemaking Plan on Immediate Notification Requirements for Nonemergency Events (PRM-50-116; NRC-2018-0201), dated November 30, 2020 | * SECY-20-0109, Petition for Rulemaking and Rulemaking Plan on Immediate Notification Requirements for Nonemergency Events (PRM-50-116; NRC-2018-0201), dated November 30, 2020 | ||
- ADAMS Accession No. ML20073G008 | |||
* SRM-SECY-20-0109, Petition for Rulemaking and Rulemaking Plan on Immediate Notification Requirements for Nonemergency Events, dated July 28, 2021 | * SRM-SECY-20-0109, Petition for Rulemaking and Rulemaking Plan on Immediate Notification Requirements for Nonemergency Events, dated July 28, 2021 | ||
- ADAMS Accession No. ML21209A947 | |||
* November 2021 public meeting summary | * November 2021 public meeting summary | ||
- ADAMS Accession No. ML21341B452 | |||
* December 2021 public meeting summary | * December 2021 public meeting summary | ||
- ADAMS Accession No. ML21350A033 | |||
7 Questions? | |||
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Issue date: | 03/23/2022 |
From: | George Tartal NRC/NMSS/DREFS/MRPB |
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2022 National State Liaison Officer Conference Presentation:
Nonemergency Event Notifications Rulemaking
George Tartal NRC Project Manager
ADAMS Accession No. ML21337A345
Background
- The NRC requires all operating nuclear power reactors to report to the NRC emergency and certain non-emergency events.
- In 2018, NEI submitted a petition for rulemaking to eliminate all non-emergency event reports.
- In 2020, the NRC staff recommended rulemaking.
- In 2021, the Commission directed the NRC staff to pursue rulemaking with certain conditions.
2 Rulemaking Process
3 Regulatory Basis
- A regulatory basis document helps the NRC decide whether rulemaking is the right solution to the problem being addressed.
- A regulatory basis document:
- Discusses the scope of the problem and possible options
- Considers legal, policy, technical, and cost-benefit analysis
- Identifies the preferred regulatory action
- Possible options:
- Maintain status quo
- Revise regulations
- Revise guidance
- Other?
4 Public Meetings
- The NRC staff held public meetings in November and December 2021 on this rulemaking.
- Feedback was requested on issues to be considered in the regulatory basis.
- Several SLOs attended these public meetings.
- All feedback was documented in the meeting summary.
- NRC is considering all feedback it received as it develops the regulatory basis.
5 Project Status / Next Steps
- The NRC staff is developing a regulatory basis.
- There will be a public comment opportunity later this year.
- A proposed rule and final rule would follow if the regulatory basis recommends moving forward through rulemaking.
6 References
- 10 CFR 50.72(b), Immediate notification requirements for operating nuclear power reactors
- The rulemaking process (from NRCs public Web site)
- https://www.nrc.gov/about-nrc/regulatory/rulemaking/rulemaking-process.html
- PRM-50-116, Elimination of Immediate Notification Requirements for Operating Nuclear Power Reactors, dated August 2, 2018
- ADAMS Accession No. ML18247A204
- SECY-20-0109, Petition for Rulemaking and Rulemaking Plan on Immediate Notification Requirements for Nonemergency Events (PRM-50-116; NRC-2018-0201), dated November 30, 2020
- ADAMS Accession No. ML20073G008
- SRM-SECY-20-0109, Petition for Rulemaking and Rulemaking Plan on Immediate Notification Requirements for Nonemergency Events, dated July 28, 2021
- ADAMS Accession No. ML21209A947
- November 2021 public meeting summary
- ADAMS Accession No. ML21341B452
- December 2021 public meeting summary
- ADAMS Accession No. ML21350A033
7 Questions?
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