Building, Measuring and Improving Public Confidence in the Nuclear Regulator [electronic resource]: Workshop Proceedings: Ottawa, Canada, 18-20 May 2004 /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Nuclear Energy Agency.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
2006.
An important factor for public confidence in the nuclear regulator is the general public trust of the government and its representatives, which is clearly not the same in all countries. These workshop proceedings identify a number of common principles for the communication of nuclear regulatory decisions that can be recommended to all regulators. They have been cited in particular for their ability to help build, measure and/or improve overall public confidence in the nuclear regulator. 
"NEA No. 5999."
Includes bibliographical references.
What Are Effective Techniques for Improving Public Confidence or Restoring Lost Confidence in a Regulator? -- How Do Regulators Measure Public Confidence? -- Summary, Conclusions and Recommendations -- How Does the Regulator Effectively Involve the Public in its Activities? -- Executive Summary -- List of Participants -- How to Integrate Communicators and Technical Staff -- Practices in Communicating Technical Issues to the General Public -- How Much Does a Regulator Have to Communicate, How and When?.
An important factor for public confidence in the nuclear regulator is the general public trust of the government and its representatives, which is clearly not the same in all countries. These workshop proceedings identify a number of common principles for the communication of nuclear regulatory decisions that can be recommended to all regulators. They have been cited in particular for their ability to help build, measure and/or improve overall public confidence in the nuclear regulator. 
OECD Nuclear Energy Agency
Nuclear energy
Nuclear Regulation