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Regulatory document REGDOC-1.1.1, Site Evaluation and Site Preparation for New Reactor Facilities sets out requirements and guidance for site evaluation …
This document outlines the CNSC’s approach to Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ) determination, intended to provide proponents and licensees with clear …
This document provides information about the CNSC’s AMPs program.
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This document describes the pre-licensing review process provided by the CNSC for assessing a
vendor’s reactor design. The review considers …
This regulatory document is intended for information only and does not contain any requirements
for CNSC licensees. It describes the …
This document provides an overview of the licensing process for Class I nuclear facilities and
uranium mines and mills in …
Environmental protection for nuclear facilities and activities is done in accordance with the
Nuclear Safety and Control Act (NSCA) and …
This document outlines when and how radiation protection principles can be applied to ensure
that doses to death-care professionals, family …
REGDOC-2.7.2, Volume I, provides guidance for ascertaining occupational dose. It also provides
guidance for making changes to dose-related information filed …