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7. Institutions and Governance
This series of papers is designed to outline the current relevant
legal, administrative and institutional requirements that may be
applicable to the long-term management of spent nuclear fuel in Canada,
including legislation, regulations, guidelines, protocols, directives,
policies and procedures of various jurisdictions.
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7-1 Status of the Legal and Administrative Arrangements for Waste Management in Canada
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OCETA (Ontario Centre for Environmental Technology Advancement)
Compendium of significant legislation, regulatory documents, treaties, guidelines, and plans which apply to waste management in Canada.
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7-2 Status of the Legal and Administrative Arrangements for Low-level Radioactive Waste Management (LLRWM) in Canada
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Paul Rennick, Rennick & Associates
Compendium of significant legislation, regulatory documents, treaties, guidelines, and plans which apply to low-level radioactive waste management in Canada.
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7-3 Status of the Legal and Administrative Arrangements for High-level Radioactive Waste Management (HLRWM)
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Mark Madras & Stacey Ferrara, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
Compendium of significant legislation, regulatory documents, treaties, guidelines, and plans which apply to the long-term management of spent nuclear fuel in Canada.
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7-4 Legal and Administrative Provisions for Radioactive Waste Management within the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
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Aaron Cosbey
Assessment of the NAFTA regime which applies to radioactive waste management.
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7-5 Status of Canadian Expertise and Capabilities related to High-level Radioactive Waste Management (HLRWM)
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George Bereznai, UOIT (University of Ontario Institute of Technology)
Status report on current Canadian expertise and capabilities, as well as future requirements, for the safe long-term management of spent nuclear fuel.
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7-6 A Comparative Overview of Approaches to Management of Spent Nuclear Fuel and High Level Wastes in Different Countries
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Charles McCombie & Bengt Tveiten
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7-7 Relevance of International Experiences in the Sound Management of Chemicals to the Long Term Management of Used Nuclear Fuel In Canada
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John Buccini
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7-8 Review of the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (CEAA) Process in Relation to Nuclear Waste Management
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Robert S. Boulden, Boulden Environmental Consulting
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7-9 Review of the CNSC Licensing Process in Relation to Spent Fuel Management
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J.F. Lafortune and F. Lemay, International Safety Research
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7-10 Review of the Legal and Administrative Aspects of the Non-Proliferation Treaty in Relation to Spent Nuclear Fuel Management
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Mark Madras & Stacey Ferrara, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
This paper provides a review of the legal and administrative aspects of the Treaty for the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (“Non-Proliferation Treaty” or “NPT”), particularly in relation to spent nuclear fuel management.
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7-11 Methodologies for Assessing Spent Nuclear Fuel Management Options
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ETV Canada Inc., OCETA, Risk Wise Inc., Science Concepts International
This report provides a comprehensive inventory of available methodologies and tools applicable to the assessment of options for the long-term management of used nuclear fuel.
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7-12 Education and Training in Nuclear Waste Management
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Survey of national and international training and capacity building programs related to high-level radioactive waste management.
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7-13 The Public Policy Context for Nuclear Liability in Canada
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William Leiss & Associates Ltd.
This paper considers the issue of nuclear liability in the context of Canadian public policy.
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