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Re: NRC Final Rule: Reporting Requirements for Unauthorized
Could you provide the Federal Register citation for this final rule??
Thanks.
Tom Hicks
Radiation Safety Officer
University of Oregon
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Subject: NRC Final Rule: Reporting Requirements for Unauthorized Use
Author: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at GATEWAY
Date: 08/26/96 09:05 AM
The NRC has published the Final Rule for the MIT/NIH rule on
reporting unauthorized use. First, they did get rid of the "report
anything where you can't rule out there was an intentional exposure".
However, one point of interest to many users here (especially Broad
Scope Licensees) is that intentional mis-use is required to be
reported. The example they use is a researcher performing an
experiment when the researcher knew a license amendment OR Radiation
Safety Committee approval was necessary. This is reportable.
The gist of the rule is:
10CFR20.2207:
The licensee shall notify the NRC Operations Center by telephone
as soon as practical but not later than 24 hours after
discovering, developing or receiving information, or receiving an
allegation(!) that:
1) Licensed radioactive material was used intentionally for a
purpose not authorized by the applicable NRC license or
regulations; and
2) Such unauthorized use listed (above) may have caused, or
threatens to cause an expos7ure to an individual, regardless
of whether or not it exceeds the regulaotyr exposure limit as
identified in 20.2202.
Wes
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