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Briefing on Nuclear Security

and Incident Response Programs

March 29, 2005
Briefing Topics

* Overview

* Major Program Accomplishments

* Key Challenges

* Regional Perspectives

* Path to Success

* Near-Term Policy Issues

* Summary

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Overview

* Programs Remain Dynamic

* Transitioning Toward Implementation

* Commitment to Continuous Improvement

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Major Program Accomplishments

* Achieved All FY04 Strategic

and Performance Goals o-_

* On Track to Achieve FY05

Goals

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Major Program Accomplishments -

Cont'd

Nuclear Security

* Completed Security Plan

Reviews to Protect Against

Supplemented Design Basis

Threat

* Implemented Improved

Force-on-Force Inspection

Program

* Enhanced Reactors Baseline

Inspection Program

* Strengthened Interagency

Coordination and Integrated

Response

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Enhancements to Security

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Major Program Accomplishments

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* Strengthened Mitigative Measures for Beyond

Supplemented Design Basis Threat Events

* Enhanced Controls on Radioactive Sources

* Improved Access Controls of Non-Reactor Facilities

* Enhanced Protection of Sensitive Information

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Major Program Accomplishments -

Con t'd

Emergency Preparedness and

Incident Response

* Successfully Responded to

Real Events

Strengthened Coordination with

Federal., State and Local

Governments

* Strengthened Emergency Preparedness Guidance to the

Industry

* Partnered with the Department '-

of Homeland Security on -A,

National Response Plan/National Incident

Management System

* Participated in the First National

Continuity of Operations Exercise

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Major Program Accomplishments

Cont'd

Emergency Preparedness and Incident Response -

Cont'd

* Enhanced Preparedness Through Realistic Federal

Exercises

* Conducted Full-Scale Security/Emergency

Preparedness Exercise at Indian Point

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Major Program Accomplishments

Cont'd

Infrastructure

*Integrated Emergency

Preparedness with Incident

Response and Security

* Upgraded the Operations

Center and Regional

Incident Response Centers

* Achieved Full Staffing

* Strengthened Management

Tools

* Enhanced Emergent Work

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Key Challenges

* Handle Emergent Work

* Enhance Communications

* Enhance Effectiveness and Efficiency

* Retain High-Quality Staff

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Regional Implementation of Programs

* Recruitment/Retention of Staff

* Internal Communication and Office Connectivity

* Effectiveness of Outreach With Stakeholders

* Challenges/Successes Toward Security Strategic

Goal

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Path to Success

Nuclear Security Program

* Complete Security Oversight Program

* Finalize New Materials Protective Measures

* Coordinate Interagency Initiatives

* Complete Remaining Plant-Specific Mitigative

Measures

* Codify Existing Requirements Through Rulemakings

* Optimize Material Control and Accountability (MC&A)

Program

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Path to Success- Cont'd

Emergency Preparedness and Incident Response Program

* Implement National ProWeHN

Response Plan/National of

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System c Hea

* Increase Outreach to State' Safety and Local Agencies

* Enhance SafetylEmergency erg PreparednesslSecurity baredl

Integration

* Implement Emergency Preparedness and

Response Improvement Plan

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Path to Success - Cont'd

Infrastructure

* Enhance Organizational and Staff Effectiveness

* Implement Qualifications Training

* Develop Electronic Safe/Secure Local Area Network

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Near-Term Policy Issues

Nuclear Security Program

* Security Significance Determination Process

* Reactor Oversight Process for Security

* Transportation Security Issues

Protective Measures for High-Risk Sources

* Design Basis Threat

- Semi-Annual Review

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Near-Term Policy Issues - Con tad

Emergency Response and Incident Response

Program

* Emergency Preparedness - Security Interface Issues

* Emergency Preparedness and Response

Improvement Plan

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Summary

* Significant Progress Since

Last Review

* Transitioning Toward I

Implementation 6

* Progress Through

Partnerships

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