and research reactors and facilities for the mining or processing of uranium ores or thorium ores both within larger facilities — and at separate, dedicated waste management facilities, including centralized waste management facilities). Para 1.12 of the Safety Guide is applies to the predisposal management of all types of radioactive waste generated by nuclear fuel cycle facilities (excluding nuclear power plants and research reactors). 1.10 Does the IAEA intend to withdraw the If the quoted superseded standards UK 13 x Once published, this SG quoted superseded standards, or to edit them are not suitably edited or will supersede WS-G-2.5 in order to ensure clarity and consistency? withdrawn, there is potential for and WS-G-2.6. out-of-date intelligence to be unwittingly adopted by operators or regulators. edit GER3 5 1.11 “… the requirements established in the To be consistent within this list X following Safety Requirements publications: (citation of the relevant Safety Radiation Protection and Safety of Requirements either with or Radiation Sources: International Basic without their titles). Safety Standards (GSR Part 3) [3], Predisposal Management of Radioactive Waste (GSR Part 5) [4], Safety of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities (NS-R-5) [6], Safety Assessment for Facilities and Activities (GSR Part 4) [7], and The Management System for Facilities and Activities (GS-R-3) [8].” 1.11 The document should either quote reference To improve the document‘s edit UK 10 X titles for all these quoted standards, or use consistency. document numbers for all.
and research reactors and facilities for the mining or processing of uranium ores or thorium ores — both within larger facilities and at separate, dedicated waste management facilities, including centralized waste management facilities). Para 1.12 of the Safety Guide is applies to the predisposal management of all types of radioactive waste generated by nuclear fuel cycle facilities (excluding nuclear power plants and research reactors). UK 13 1.10 Does the IAEA intend to withdraw the quoted superseded standards, or to edit them in order to ensure clarity and consistency? If the quoted superseded standards are not suitably edited or withdrawn, there is potential for out-of-date intelligence to be unwittingly adopted by operators or regulators. x Once published, this SG will supersede WS-G-2.5 and WS-G-2.6. edit GER3 5 1.11 “… the requirements established in the following Safety Requirements publications: Radiation Protection and Safety of Radiation Sources: International Basic Safety Standards (GSR Part 3) [3], Predisposal Management of Radioactive Waste (GSR Part 5) [4], Safety of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities (NS-R-5) [6], Safety Assessment for Facilities and Activities (GSR Part 4) [7], and The Management System for Facilities and Activities (GS-R-3) [8].” To be consistent within this list (citation of the relevant Safety Requirements either with or without their titles). X edit UK 10 1.11 The document should either quote reference titles for all these quoted standards, or use document numbers for all. To improve the document‘s consistency. X