Nuclear Regulatory Commission Amends Regulations to Align with New National Security Policy Documents

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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is updating its rules to ensure that classified information handled by NRC licensees and certificate holders is protected in line with the latest national security policies, as mandated by new policy documents.

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