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edit GER3 53 6.16 1st sentence: “… are provided in GSG-1 [9]; Annex III of which also provides information on origin and types of radioactive waste, including waste arising from nuclear power production and other activities in the nuclear fuel cycle.” This document deals with the predisposal management of all types of radioactive waste generated by nuclear fuel cycle facilities (excluding nuclear power plants and research reactors). FRA 8 6.18 To the extent possible, liquid waste should be processed and conditioned (eg. Through immobilization, etc.) to promote safe handling and disposal. Processing and conditioning of waste is not in the scope of “characterization and classification of waste” but in the following part “Processing of radioactive waste” (liquid waste conditioning already in 6. 47) edit GER3 54 6.18 last sentence: “To the extent possible, liquid waste should be processed and conditioned (e.g., through immobilization, etc.) to promote safe handling, storage and disposal.” Completeness with regard to the further steps involved in the management of radioactive waste. UK 72 6.19 Replace by equivalent Para (6.27) of DS448, which has two separate sentences and is clear. As written it is confusing as the second clause relates to segregation but reads as a qualification of classification. edit GER3 48 6.2 2nd sentence: “Therefore the radioactive waste has to be categorized and characterized throughout the steps of its predisposal management of radioactive waste.” Wording. USA 18 6.20, Line 29 At the end of Para 6.20,add: Blending of waste at point of origin may be permitted to facilitate its disposal. Completeness CAN 36 6.21 P. 29 Remove heading ‘Introduction’ Not required.
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