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Ways to avoid following the TS. (See Template:Amendment levels)

Time	Type	oe
Normal
> 1 year	Long - NRC is just taking a long time
1 year	Normal - NRC normal review time is expected to be within a year
< 1 year	Shorten - Licensee request a shorter turnaround to meet plant events
< 6 months	Expedited - Licensee requests a fast turnaround. NRC doesn't appreciate this.
Asking permission on a short timeline
< 30 days	Exigent License Amendment	The NRC needs to give a 30 day public comment period unless there is cause.
< 14 days	Emergency License Amendment	The NRC may grant permission without public comment.Public comment period is done afterward.
< 1 day	Notice of Enforcement Discretion (NOED)	NRC chooses not to penalize a licensee for violating TS
Without NRC Permission
Immediately	50.54(x)	A plant Operator has permission to violate TS for a good reason.
Discovered after the fact	You discover that equipment was Inoperable prior to discovery. This usually means a condition prohibited by tech specs.
Resources:
NEI 06-02, License Amendment Request Guidelines, LIC-109, Acceptance Review Procedures

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