Public Meeting

On

Security Matters

United States

Nuclear Regulatory

Commission
GroundRules

Office of the General Couns

Francis Cameron
Ground Rules

P Caution: Discussions of

Sensitive Information

P Q&A Periods Throughout

Meeting

P Comment Period at 3:40 P

 Limit comments to 3 - 5

minutes

 Generic vs Site-Specific

Comments
Opening Remarks

Office of Nuclear Security a

Incident Response

Roy P. Zimmerman

Director
Welcome

PAn Opportunity to

 Describe Our Efforts To Date Hear Your Issues
NRC’s A NRC’s ActionsTo Da

PSerious About Security Bef

9/11

PMany Steps Taken Since 9/PExtensive Actions by Indus
Public Awareness an

Confidence is Importa

PChallenges in Communicat

Sensitive Information toPublic

PChallenges in Getting Input

from the Public
Public Awareness an

Confidence is Importa

PChallenges in Communicat

with Licensees (in ClassifieArea)

PSome Licensees’ Officials

Have Received National

Security Clearances
Integrated Approac

P Integrated Approach to

Safety, Security, andEmergency Response

 Establishment of NSIR Recent Move of EPPO to NSIR NRC is a Member of HSC’s Po

Coordinating Committee on

Integrated Response Planning
Conclusion

POngoing Efforts to Improve

 Regulatory Changes and Orde Independent Actions by

Licensees

PCommitted to Protecting th

Public Health and Safety an

Common Defense and

Security

PSimilar Meetings Enhance O

Ability to Carry Out Our Goa
Opening Remarks

Questions & Comments
Overviewof

NRC Security Activiti

Office of Nuclear Security a

Incident Response

Glenn M. Tracy

Director, Division of Nucle

Security
Overviewof

NRC Security Activiti

PNRC Review and Approval o

Security Plans

P Information SecurityPBaseline Security Inspectio

Program

PForce-on-Force Exercises
Overviewof

NRC Security Activiti

PVulnerability Assessments

and Consequence Analyses

PSecurity Response and

Preparedness

PRadioactive Materials

Security

PRegulatory Stability
Review and Approva

of Security Plans

P2003 Reactor Security Orde

 Access Authorization Training and Qualifications Security Officer Work-Hour

Limits

 Revised Design Basis Threat

PDevelopment of Guidance

Documents
Review and Approva

of Security Plans

PApproval of Templates for

Security Plans 

PNRC Review and Approval

Process

 192 New Security, Contingenc

and Training and Qualification

Plans

 Review in Progress and On

Schedule
Information Securit

PAppropriate Balance in

Disclosure

PSecurity Findings in ROP N

Longer Public

PLicensee Clearance Progra
Information Securit

PChallenge: Education of NR

Staff, Licensees, Public, an

Other Stakeholders Publicly Available Information Sensitive Unclassified

Information

 Classified Information
Baseline Security

Inspection Program

PDevelopment of Revised

Program in Concert With

Regions and NRR 

PSeparate but Parallel ROP

Process for PhysicalProtection - Information NoPublicly Available
Baseline Security

Inspection Program

PCommensurate Inspection

Resource Increase

PCompletion of Nationwide

Training in January 2004
Baseline Security

Inspection Program

PCommencement of Program 

February 2004

P Issued Provisional Physica

Protection Significance

Determination Process

PRevision of Performance

Indicators
Force-on-Force

Exercises

P Initial Post-9/11 Enhanced

Pilot Force-on-Force (FOF)Exercise Program Complete

PTransitional FOF Exercise

Program In Progress (4 FOFExercises Per Region)
Force-on-Force

Exercises

PFully Enhanced FOF Progra

by November 2004

PAreas of Focus:

 Use of Laser-Simulation Weap Adversary Realism Controller Training Exercise Format and Content
Vulnerability Assessm

and Consequence Anal

PDetailed Analyses Address

a Broad Range of Threats

PBroad Use of NRC and

Contractor Expertise 

PContinued Development of

Mitigative Strategies toMinimize Potential SecurityVulnerabilities
Security Response

and Preparedness

PCoordination Among the Ke

On-Site and Off-SiteResponders Is Essential

PEnhanced Sharing of Threa

Information

POngoing Exercises of

Capabilities, Roles, andResponsibilities IncorporatKey Assets
Security Response

and Preparedness

PFocus Upon Interagency

Integrated Response Plannand Implementation

PConsiderations Beyond DBT 
Radioactive Materia

Security

PCoordination With the State

via Materials SecurityWorking Group and SteerinCommittee 

PSecurity Measures for

Panoramic Irradiators Issue

by Order Dated June 6, 200
Radioactive Materia

Security

PSecurity Measures for

Manufacturing andDistribution (M&D) Licenseissued by Order DatedJanuary 12, 2004

PProtective Measures for

Medium-Priority LicenseeGroups Underway

P274i Agreement with

Agreement States
Regulatory Stability

PTransition From Policy

Development toImplementation

P Incorporation of Insights fr

Vulnerability Assessmentsand Mitigation Strategies

PReview of Revised Security

Plans and Associated

Licensing Activities
Regulatory Stability

PDiscipline and Consistency 

Inspection Activities and thResolution of Findings 

PCodification of Existing

Requirements ThroughRulemaking 
Overviewof

NRC Security Activiti

Questions & Comments
Integrated Respons

Planning

Office of Nuclear Security a

Incident Response

Alan Madison, Chief

Vulnerability Assessment a

Integrated Response Secti

Division of Nuclear Securit
Agency Roles

and Responsibilitie

PHomeland Security CouncilPDepartment of Homeland

Security

PProvide Input to the Nation

Response Plan and theNational Infrastructure

Protection Plan
Agency Roles

and Responsibilitie

PCoordinate and Participate 

Integrated ResponseActivities with Various

Stakeholders

 NRC Department of Defense, e.g.

NORAD, NORTHCOM

 State and Local Government

Officials

 Licensees
Integrated Respons

Planning

PApproach

 Force-on-Force Exercises Crisis and Consequence

Management

– Seamless Joining of First Respon

and Consequence ManagementProtocols

– Cross-Cutting Tabletop Exercises

 Inspection and Oversight

– Development of Inspection Tools– Recurring Activities

PLooking Forward
Integrated Respons

Planning

Questions and Comments
Questions

and

Comments
Public Meeting

On

Security Matters

United States

Nuclear Regulatory

Commission