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Under 10 CFR 73, except those listed in paragraph (b)(2) of this section, each licensee subject to the provisions of this section must fingerprint each individual who is permitted unescorted access to the nuclear power facility, the non-power reactor facility in accordance with paragraph (g) of this section, or access to Safeguards Information.
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Under 10 CFR 73, the rule requires that the licensee assess and manage the potential for adverse effects on safety and security, including the site emergency plan, before implementing changes to plant configurations, facility conditions, or security.
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Under 10 CFR 73, the rule requires that intrusion alarms, physical barriers, and other devices used for material protection be maintained in operable condition.
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Under 10 CFR 73, each licensee who possesses, uses or transports special nuclear material of moderate or low strategic significance must establish and maintain a physical protection system that will achieve the following objectives: facilitate the location and recovery of missing special nuclear material.
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Under 10 CFR 73, the rule requires that the licensee retain the documentation for these events for three years from the date of documenting each event.
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Under 10 CFR 73, a licensee who conducts an on-site transfer of spent nuclear fuel that does not travel upon or cross a public highway is exempt from the requirements of this section for that transfer.
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Under 10 CFR 73, the rule requires that a licensee authorized to export special nuclear material of low strategic significance notify in writing the Director, Office of Nuclear Security and Incident Response, by email (preferred method) to AdvanceNotifications.Resource@nrc.gov or by using any appropriate method listed in section 73.4.
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Under 10 CFR 73, if the licensee subsequently retracts a telephonic notification made under this section as not meeting the threshold of a reportable event after it has submitted a written security follow-up report required by this paragraph, then the licensee must submit a revised written security follow-up report in accordance with this paragraph.
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Under 36 CFR 1223, a vital records program has two objectives: it provides an agency with the information it needs to conduct its business under other than normal operating conditions and to resume normal business afterward.
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Under 36 CFR 1223, the rule requires that in carrying out a vital records program, agencies ensure that vital records are adequately protected, accessible, and immediately usable.
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