Re: public dose, restricted area comments

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@earthlink.net>]

This change also resulted in a modification to 10CFR19.13, which also 
defined the level of training required to be provided to 
"occupational workers", based on the level of dose to be received, 
and not due to the areas the individual worked in. I had thought this 
to be true, when I responded to my colleague on the other side of ICN 
Biomedicals, Quang Le, and am happy that Les has supported my 
understanding. It would be much simpler if we could put the rules and 
regulations on a "postage stamp" as they are trying to do with the 
tax code! 

Just kidding of course!  But, a few very definitive pages would be 
certainly welcome :)
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