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\nEXPERT MISSION REPORT ON THE PROGRESS MADE IN ADDRESSING THE FINDINGS FROM THE IRRS MISSIONS TO THE UNITED KINGDOM  \nMission dates: 4-7 November 2014  \nRegulatory body: Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR)  \nLocation: Liverpool, United Kingdom  \nOrganized by: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)  \nIRRS REVIEW TEAM  \nLUNG Ingemar  \nWEBSTER Philip GUILLAUD Pascal NICIC Adriana SHADAD Ibrahim ORRELL Andrew  \nTeam Leader (Sweden)  \nDeputy Team Leader (Canada)  \nReviewer (France)  \nIRRS Coordinator (IAEA)  \nIRRS Deputy Coordinator (IAEA) IRRS Review Area Facilitator (IAEA)  \nIAEA-2014  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4  \nModule 1. LEGAL AND GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES 6  \nModule 3. RESPONSIBILITIES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE REGULATORY BODY 7  \nModule 4. MANAGEMENT SYSTEM OF THE REGULATORY BODY 11  \nModule 5. AUTHORIZATION 14  \nModule 11. ADDITIONAL AREAS 15  \nModule 12. SUPERVISION OF NON-NPP FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES 18  \nAPPENDIX I – LIST OF EXPERTS: 23  \nAPPENDIX II – MISSION PROGRAMME 25  \nAPPENDIX III – ONR REFERENCE MATERIAL USED FOR THE REVIEW 26  \nAPPENDIX IV – IAEA REFERENCE MATERIAL USED FOR THE REVIEW 34  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY  \nAt the request of the Government of the United Kingdom, in 2013, an international team of senior regulatory experts conducted a third IRRS extended follow-up mission to the UK after the two earlier IRRS-missions to UK, which took place in March 2006 and February 2009. The purpose of the 2013 peer review mission was to review measures undertaken following the recommendations and suggestions of the 2006 and 2009 IRRS missions and to review the areas of waste management and decommissioning, occupational radiation protection and radiation sources application in order to ensure ONR had received an IRRS mission covering all ONR regulatory functions. The IAEA was also requested to review ONR’s approach to openness and transparency as well as the recently implemented ONR operating model. All except one of the suggestions from 2009 were closed and the 2013 IRRS mission resulted in 12 new suggestions and 13 new recommendations. The IRRSteam at that time identified this as a ‘commendable’ result by the ONR.  \nIn June 2014, the UK Government requested the International Atomic Energy Agency to carry out a progress review mission to the UK, following on from the series of missions to the UK in 2006, 2009 and 2013. This request is the first time a member state has requested assessment against findings within a year of a peer review mission, and again the expert mission commends ONR for the support they have shown to the process, and its findings. The expert mission took place from 4 to 7 November 2014 at the ONR headquarters in Liverpool. The expert team consisted of three senior regulatory experts from three IAEA Member States and three IAEA staff members. The team carried out a review of the progress made with actions to address the findings from the previous IAEA regulatory-peer-review missions in the following areas: legislative and governmental responsibilities, responsibilities and functions of the regulatory body, management system of the regulatory body, authorization, and the additional areas of occupational radiation protection, control of discharges, radiation source applications, waste management facilities and decommissioning.  \nThe expert team made the following general observations:  \nSince the 2013 Mission, a new Chief Nuclear Inspector was appointed in November 2013 and ONR has become an independent Public Corporation as of 1 April 2014. The UK nuclear regulatory body has been in a state of transition from the first 2006 IRRS mission until its establishment as an independent Public Corporation in April 2014. The change of responsibilities with a broader remit in th","cbCaigFS2FZjHvXj","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigFS2FZjHvXj","pdf",1997640,37,"English","# Executive Summary\n## Mission purpose and scope\n## Mission team and organization\n## Progress and key observations\n## Findings status and outcomes\n# Module 1. Legal and Governmental Responsibilities\n# Module 3. Responsibilities and Functions of the Regulatory Body\n# Module 4. Management System of the Regulatory Body\n# Module 5. Authorization\n# Module 11. Additional Areas\n# Module 12. Supervision of Non-NPP Facilities and Activities\n# Appendix I – List of Experts\n# Appendix II – Mission Programme\n# Appendix III – ONR Reference Material Used for the Review\n# Appendix IV – IAEA Reference Material Used for the Review","[{\"question\":\"What was the purpose of the 2014 expert mission for the United Kingdom?\",\"answer\":\"To assess progress made by ONR in addressing findings from earlier IRRS missions and to review key regulatory and radiation-related areas including waste management, decommissioning, and occupational radiation protection.\"},{\"question\":\"Which organizations organized and participated in the mission?\",\"answer\":\"The IAEA organized the mission, and the expert team included senior regulatory experts from IAEA Member States and IAEA staff members, reviewing the ONR regulatory functions.\"},{\"question\":\"How were the findings from previous IRRS missions handled after this review?\",\"answer\":\"The mission found that most reviewed findings from 2009 and 2013 could be closed based on evidence and implementation progress, and it also resulted in new suggestions and recommendations during 2013 follow-up.\"}]","EXPERT MISSION TO ASSESS THE PROGRESS MADE IN ADDRESSING THE FINDINGS FROM THE IRRS MISSIONS TO THE UNITED KINGDOM - Mission dates 4-7 November 2014 - Executive summary style | PDF",1789195631,13]