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Energia i regulacje · 5.03.2003

Source Material Reporting Under International Agreements

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is proposing to amend its regulations which require licensees to report their holdings of source material (uranium and thorium) to the agency. Currently, licensees are required to file a report with the NRC whenever they receive or transfer uranium or thorium mined outside the United States (U.S). The proposed amendment would require licensees to report the receipt or transfer of source material controlled under any of the various international Agreements for Peaceful Nuclear Cooperation. This change will enable the U.S. Government to maintain the comprehensive national inventory of nuclear materials required under these agreements. This proposed rule will also allow licensees additional flexibility in submitting their annual source material inventory statements. The proposed amendment would permit licensees to submit these statements along with their material status reports for special nuclear material.

Source: Federal Register — Nuclear Regulatory CommissionOpen original release →