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Req # A-2023-00017
A list of action items produced by the CNSC’s Executive Team in April 2023. Include any briefing materials including and not limited to: briefing notes, information notes, scenario notes; anything that the Executive Team has been briefed on in April 2023. Also include meeting minutes or agendas.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
July 2023
Req # A-2023-00018
All briefing materials, including and not limited to briefing notes, information notes, scenario notes, prepared and/or provided to the President in April 2023.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
July 2023
Req # A-2023-00019
provide copies of the following briefing notes, providing interim disclosure as each is prepared for release: * 6628301 — Meet and Greet with the Executive Team * 6909304 — Approval of Service Agreement – Clean Core Thorium Energy Fuel Preliminary Assessment * 6955507 — Meeting with NB Power Board of Directors * 6958790 — The Role of the President: It’s 2 jobs in one! * 6990161 — Poland’s National Atomic Energy Agency (PAA) * 6996360 — Briefing Note to the President CNSC/OPG/NRC/TVA/GEH Meeting * 6998145 — Funding Support towards small modular nuclear reactors (Recommendations 1, 2, and 5) * 6998164 — Nuclear research and development for small modular nuclear reactors, including waste management (Recommendations 3 and 4) * 7018416 — Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission Readiness for Small Modular Reactors and InnovationOrganization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
July 2023
Req # A-2023-00024
Provide the final acknowledgment from the CNSC that the Class IA nuclear facility known as the Pool Test Reactor at the Chalk River Laboratories has been decommissioned including the final application for licence to decommission the same and the final licensing decision by the Commission.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
July 2023
Req # A-2023-00025
Provide every final Harassment and Violence investigation report completed between April 1, 2021 to March 31, 2023. These reports are prepared in accordance with the Work Place Harassment and Violence Prevention Regulations. They are typically held by Human Resources officials (e.g., OHS, Labour Relations, Values and Ethics) in headquarters and regions. Section 30 (2) of the Work Place Harassment and Violence Prevention Regulations states that: "An investigator’s report must not reveal, directly or indirectly, the identity of persons who are involved in an occurrence or the resolution process for an occurrence under these Regulations." As such, there should be little to no ATIP vetting required as these reports are already anonymized.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
July 2023
Req # A-2022-00067
All briefing materials, including and not limited to briefing notes, information notes, scenario notes, prepared and/or provided to the President in August 2022.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
June 2023
Req # A-2022-00103
103 Church Street, Toronto, Ontario. The site was used by Radium Luminous Industries and has subsequently been subject to investigation by the Low Level Waste Management Office of the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories. I would like to receive electronic copies of any files that have been maintained relating to Radium Luminous Industries at this location and subsequent investigation, monitoring, and decontamination activities.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
June 2023
Req # A-2022-00104
261 Davenport Road, Toronto, Ontario. The site was used by Radium Luminous Industries and has subsequently been subject to investigation by the Low Level Waste Management Office of the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories. I would like to receive electronic copies of any files that have been maintained relating to Radium Luminous Industries at this location and the adjoining properties, including subsequent investigation, monitoring, and decontamination activities.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
June 2023
Req # A-2022-00124
I am requesting CNSC e-mails, other correspondence, reports and the CNSC's independent review related to the Advanced Nuclear Materials Research Centre (ANMRC) for the years 2018 to 2022. The ANMRC is a new facility at the Chalk River Laboratories being built by Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL). The basis of this request is the following statement that was made by former CNL Vice President Phil Boyle at the March 2022 meeting of the Chalk River Laboratories Environmental Stewardship Council (ESC). This is to address ESC Action 220324:08 - Provide [REDACTED] (and ESC members) with the statement Phil Boyle made on licensing of the ANMRC. The activities that will occur in the ANMRC are covered in Part IV of the Chalk River Operating License, and as the facility is a 1 for 1 modern replacement for existing hot cell facilities, it doesn’t cause a change to the Licensing Basis. CNL’s determination with respect to the licensing basis was submitted to the CNSC in 2018. An independent review was conducted and the CNSC concluded the ANMRC was within the present licensing basis. Specific tasks within our facilities are allowed as long as they are within the activities covered by the safety envelope for the facility. As an S&T organization, we do different things from time to time. The activities are compared to the approved safety envelope to confirm the activity is within the Licensing Basis. CNSC provides ongoing oversight on this process. This reply was provided by Lauren Kinghorn, Corporate Operations Coordinator, Canadian Nuclear LaboratoriesOrganization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
June 2023
Req # A-2022-00130
All briefing materials, including and not limited to briefing notes, information notes, scenario notes, prepared and/or provided to the President in January 2023.Organization: Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
June 2023