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(processing, storage) of radioactive waste management, consideration should be given to the incorporation of measures that will ease operation, maintenance of equipment and eventual decommissioning of the facility.” this document are reproduced from Para 4.20 of the Safety Guide SSG-15 “Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel”. Therefore, it is understood that the phrase ‘long term radioactive waste management’ in the context of both paragraphs relates to processing (i.e. pretreatment, treatment and conditioning) and storage. This should be clarified by the proposed insertion. In Paras 3.13 and 6.16 of this document, the phrase relates to disposal as the final management step. CAN 24 4.23 Consider adding section with similar text to DS448 section 4.19 To include future possibility of waste relocation edit IND 11 4.23 Consideration should also be given to the need to of developing monitoring programmes and inspection techniques for use during extended periods of storage. Preposition correction clar GER2 36 4.24 Include new 3rd sentence: “… Storage arrangements for records should meet the requirements prescribed by the national authorities or the regulatory body and the status of the records should be periodically assessed. In general, records should be stored at two different sites which have no physical connection to each other (principle of redundancy). If records are inadvertently destroyed, …” It is a good practice when records concerning the generation, processing and storage of radioactive waste are stored, physically separated from each other, by both the operating organization and the regulatory body (or the national authority, depending on national regulations).
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