Re: California

[csmarcus <csmarcus@ucla.edu>]

At 04:43 PM 4/18/02 -0400, Bradt, Clayton wrote:

>Barbara Hamrick said:

>

>"If anyone knows how to petition the NRC to take back the Agreement State

>status of a state, I'd be interested in knowing.  The California courts and

>legislature are clearly determined to incapacitate our agency, and quash our

>

>ability to competently regulate radioactive material use here.

>

>Barbara"

>

>I know this was tongue in cheek but, has anyone told Gov. Davis that he can

>give the Agreement back?  It's hard to believe he wouldn't jump at the

>chance.  Be careful what you wish for. Let's hope neither he nor his

>operatives are lurking the list.

>

>

>Clayton J. Bradt, CHP

>Principal Radiophysicist

>NYS Dept. of Labor

>Radiological Health Unit

>voice: (518) 457-1202

>fax:    (518) 485-7406

>e-mail: usccjb@labor.state.ny.us

>

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Dear Clayton and Radsafers:



I thought of that, but if NRC takes the license back then the 25 mrem 

standard is law, and the rest of these garbage laws are moot because NRC 

preempts it all.  Davis can't risk that, can he?  Barbara Hamrick the 

lawyer should know for sure.



Ciao, Carol





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