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ACCORDO UK/EURATOM /AIEA -ACCORDI SUSSIDIARI
L'accordo sulle salvaguardie concluso nel1976 tra ilRegno Unito ,la
Comunità europea dell' energia atomica etl'Agenzia internazionale dell' ener­
giaatomica alfine diapplicare l'offerta volontaria delgoverno britan­
nico (1)èentrato invigore il14agosto 1978 .
Conformemente all'articolo 39ditale accordo ,sono stati preparati accordi
sussidiari cheprecisano lemodalità diapplicazione delle procedure stabi­
lite nell 'accordo .
Questi accordi sussidiari nonsidifferenziano quanto alla struttura da
quelli stipulati inrelazione all'accordo tralaComunità ,l'AIEA eisette
Stati membri della Comunità nondotati diarmamento nucleare (quidiseguito
definiti "accordo diverifica ") (2).Cisono comunque alcune differenze
dovute agli sviluppi della situazione eadalcune caratteristiche partico­
lari dell' accordo UK.
Gli accordi sussidiari comprendono :
(1)Accordo trailRegno Unito della Gran Bretagna edell 'Irlanda delNord ,
laComunità europea dell' energia atomica el'Agenzia internazionale
dell' energia atomica per l'applicazione disalvaguardie nelRegno
Unito della Gran Bretagna edell' Irlanda delNord inrelazione al
trattato dinonproliferazione .delle armi nucleari .
(2)Accordo frailRegno delBelgio ,ilRegno diDanimarca ,laRepubblica
federale diGermania ,l'Irlanda ,laRepubblica italiana ,ilGranducato
diLussemburgo ,ilRegno deiPaesi Bassi ,laComunità europea dell' ener­
giaatomica el'Agenzia internazionale dell' energia atomica inesecu­
zione dell' articolo III ,paragrafi 1e4deltrattato dinonprolifera­
zione delle armi nucleari .

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A.Un'introduzione suddivisa inquattro parti :
I.Le"norme emodalità "previste dall 'articolo 12delprotocollo
chesono state usate percalcolare leattività ispettive .
Questa parte ècompletamente diversa daquella corrispondente
dell' accordo diverifica ,articolo 12,lacuistesura èla
seguente :
"Queste norme emetodi riflettono l'attuale livello diconos­
cenze ediesperienze .Esse saranno rivedute ...inmodo ,da
tener conto deinuovi sviluppi tecnologici nelsettore delle
salvaguardie edell' esperienza acquisita .11
Inrealtà questi criteri fissati nel1971/1972 nonsono maistati
successivamente sottoposti arevisione .Nelfrattempo sono state
trovate nuove soluzioni per l'applicazione dell' accordo diveri­
fica (adesempio laformula dei "joint teams ")enonèpertanto
piùpossibile fare riferimento aivecchi criteri originari .
Unaggiornamento diquesti criteri avrebbe inevitàbilmente avuto
ripercussioni sull' accordo diverifica emesso forse inpericolo
glielaborati compromessi per l'applicazione dell' accordo rag­
giunti dopo lunghe edifficili discussioni traEuratom eAIEA .
Sièpertanto ritenuto opportuno prevedere unaformula completa­
mente nuova ,cioè untesto diverso per l'accordo concernente il
Regno Unito .
Sideve sottolineare chebenché icriteri elaborati perquest' ac­
cordo siano completamente diversi daquelli dell' accordo dive­
rifica ,laloro applicazione porterà inentrambi icasi aimede­
simi risultati .Ciòrisulta chiaramente dalparagrafo 8diquesto
capitolo ,dove sidice che "questi criteri assicureranno nel
Regno Unito ,percondizioni analoghe ,un'applicazione delle salva­
guardie simile aquella degli altri Stati sottoposti alle salva­
guardie della Comunità edell' Agenzia ".
Grazie aquesta nuova formula èstato possibile inserire comple­
tamente negli accordi sussidiari 1'accordo trilaterale relativo
ai"joint teams "approvato dalConsiglio nelsettembre 1977
nell' ambito dell' accordo diverifica .
Come nelcaso diquest' ultimo accordo ,icriteri sono corredati
daesempi volti aillustrare 1'applicazione insituazioni diverse .
L'esame diquesti esempi conferma chelesalvaguardie previste
per ilRegno Unito sono analoghe aquelle dell 'accordo di
verifica .

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II.Per imotivi giàmenzionati riguardo ai"criteri ",gliaccordi di
dicoordinamento dicuiagli articoli XIXeXXdelprotocollo ,
anziché venire esposti nell' introduzione agli accordi sussidiari
con ilRegno Unito ,saranno specificati neisingoli formulari re­
lativi aciascun impianto ,come stipulato nell' articolo XIX .A
questo scopo sièanche tenuto conto dell 'accordo relativo ai
"joint teams "approvato dalConsiglio .
III .Ilcapitolo "specificazione delmodello edelformato deirapporti "
èidentico aquello corrispondente dell' accordo diverifica .
IV.Negli accordi sussidiari per ilRegno Unito estato aggiunto un
altro capitolo alfine dispecificare leprocedure pratiche di
applicazione dell' articolo 23dell' accordo ;tale articolo prevede
lasospensione dell' applicazione delle salvaguardie dell' Agenzia -
nelRegno Unito nell' ambito dialtri accordi disalvaguardia al
momento dell' entrata invigore dell' accordo .
B.La"parte generale "degli accordi sussidiari specifica lecomunicazioni
chedevono essere fatte dalle parti ,idocumenti relativi nonché le
procedure daseguire elescadenze .Questa parte dell' accordo delRegno
Unito èdeltutto analoga aquella dell' accordo diverifica .Nella
"parte generale ",gliallegati sono però inparte diversi peruna
caratteristica particolare dell' accordo medesimo ecioè l'esistenza di
unalista degli impianti oggetto dell' accordo nonché diunalista degli
inpianti designati dall' Agenzia conformemente all'articolo 78a
dell' accordo .Queste liste rappresentano decisioni unilaterali enon
costituiscono pertanto parte integrante degli accordi sussidiari .
L'allegato concernente ilquestionario perleinformazioni descrittive
degli impianti èidentico inentrambi gliaccordi .
C.Come nell' accordo diverifica ,cisono deidocumenti separati -(facility
attachments )danegoziare ;nelcaso delRegno Unito èprevisto unne­
goziato perogni impianto chefigura nella lista degli impianti .

DECISIONE DEL CONSIGLIO
cheapprova gli "Accordi sussidiari "checompletano l'accordo
fra ilRegno Unito diGran Bretagna eIrlanda delNord ,la
Comunità Europea dell' Energia Atomica el'Agenzia Interna -
tionale dell 'Energia Atomica per 1'applicazione delle salva -
gardie nelRegno Unito diGran Bretagna eIrlanda delNord
inrelazione altrattato dinonproliferazione delle armi
nucleari
ILCONSIGLIO DELLE COMUNITÀ' EUROPEE
Visto ilTrattato cheistituisce laComunità Europea dell' Energia Atomica ,
inparticolare l'articolo 101 ,secondo comma
Visto ilprogetto presentato dalla Commissione
Considerando chelaCommissione hanegoziato inbase alle direttive impar­
tite dalConsiglio esipropone diconcludere degli "Accordi sussidiari "
checompletano 1'Accordo fralaComunità Europea dell 'Energia Atomica e
1'Agenzia Internazionale dell 'Energia Atomica cheèstato approvato dal
Consiglio il14giugno 1976 edelquale anche ilRegno Unito èparte
contraente
Considerando checonviene approvare iltesto diquesti "Accordi sussidiari "
DECIDE :
ARTICOLO UNICO
E'approvato iltesto degli "Accordi sussidiari "checompletano l'Accordo
frailRegno Unito diGran Bretagna eIrlanda delNord ,laComunità Europea
dell' Energia Atomica el'Agenzia Internazionale dell' Energia Atomica per
l'applicazione disalvaguardie nelRegno Unito diGran Bretagna eIrlanda
delNord inrelazione alTrattato dinonproliferazione delle armi nucleari .
Fatto a Per ilConsiglio
IlPrésidente

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These Subsidiary Arrangements ,made under Article 39(a )oftheAgreement "between
theUnited Kingdom ofGreat Britain andEorthern Ireland ,theEuropean Atomic
Energy Community andtheInternational Atomic Energy Agency inconnection with the
Treaty ontheNon-Proliferation ofHucleax Weapons ,signed atVienna on6September
1976 ,specify indetail ,totheextent necessary topermit theAgency tofulfil its
responsibilities under this Agreement ,howtheprocedures laid down inthat Agree­
ment aretobeapplied.' The Agreement and its Protocol arehereinafter referred to
as'the Agreement 'and '•the Protocol' .These Subsidiary Arrangements consist of:
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A. AnIntro duct-ion relating to
.IThe Rules andMethods forthe implementation ofthecriteria
referred toinArticle 81oftheAgreement andArticle XIIof
the Protocol .
II Theco-ordination arrangements referred toinArticle XIXof
the Protocol .
Ill The specification ofthe form and format ofreports referred
• |toinArticle IXofthe Protocol .
IV Thearrangements fortheimplementation oftheprovisions of
Article 23ofthe Agreement .
B. AGeneral Part applicable toallnuclear material intheUnited Kingdom
covered byArticle 1oftheAgreement which specifies thecommunications
tobemade between theParties ,therelevant documents ,theprocedures to
bofollowed and the time limits for actions tobemade between the Parties .
This Part issupplemented bythefollowing Annexes :
l(a)Thecurrent Facilities List asspecified inArticle l(b)oftheAgreement .
1(b)Acurrent ]5r.tofFacilities intheUnited ?>ingdom designated pursuant to
Article » )oftheAgroomont .
Annex l(a)andAnnex 1(b )arenotanintegral pari ofthese subsidiary arrangements
II Theagreed indicative questionnaire ,referred toinArticl'e IIof~the
Protocol .This indicates thedesign andother information tobeprovided
forthepreparation ofFacility Attachments .
C. Aseparate Attachment foreach facility orpart ofafacility .
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INTRODUCTION
IRULESAITDMETHODS FORTHEIMPLEMENTATION OFTHECRITERIA REFERRED TO'
INARTICLE 81OFTHEAGREEMENT ANDARTICLEXIIOFTHEPROTOCOL UNDER
THETERMSOFTHEUK/EURATOM/lAEAAGREEMENT
1,Theobjective ofsafeguards vri.llbeachieved ,interalia,throughroutine
inspection effortsundertheAgreement asdetermined onthebasisofthe
criteria described below. '
2.Thecriteria fordetermining inspection effortsare:-
(a)theformandaccessibility ofthenuclearmaterialtobesafeguarded ;
(b)theeffectiveness oftheCommunity'ssafeguards ;
(c)characteristics ofthenuclearfuelcyclebeingsafeguarded intheUK;
(d)international interdependence inrelationtothenuclearfuelcycle
beingsafeguarded intheUK;and
(e)technical developments inthefieldof.safeguards .
3.Allroutineinspection activities expectedtobecarriedoutbyEuratomand
theAgencywillbelistedandallocated adequateinspectors' timefortheir
execution ,sothatintotaltheARIE1*andARIE2*effortsderivedwillbe
.sufficient forpractical operations .
4.Inthecaseofinstallations foruraniumenrichment orusingsignificant
quantities ofplutoniura andhighlyenricheduranivjnorreprocessing irradiated
fuelandsuchotherfacilities "asmutuallyagreedupontheIAEAandEuratomwill
form"JointTeams"ofinspectors whowilljointlycarryouttheirwork*
Basicallyallroutineinspection activities tobecarriedoutundertheAgreement
ineachplantwillbeconsidered asatasktobeperformed byoneJointTeam.
5.ThepurposeofhavingJointTeamsofinspectors istoenablebothorganizations
toachievethesafeguards objectives ,withminimumintrusion intofacility
operations compatible withtheseobjectives andwiththeavoidance totheextent
possibleofunnecessary duplication .
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6.TheJointTeamwillperformcommonverification activities undertaken in
mutualsupportinsuchawayastogiveeachorganisation alltheinformation
requiredtodrawitsownindependent conclusion .
7»Providedthattheobjectivestatedin6aboveisassuredthefollowing arrangements
shallguidetheoperations oftheJointTeam:- '
*ActualRoutineInspectionEffortsoftheCommunity (ARIE1)andoftheAgency(ARIE2)

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(i) Collection ofbnsic data will bedons asfaraspossible onthebanis
ofacommon setofw.orking papers .The distribution of -tasks within
theJoint Team will bedecided bytheteam itself .Ifacertain inspection
activity i3considered asrequiring more than one inspector ,inspectors
from both IASAandEuratom mem ,bers oftheteam will bepresent .An
activity which can becarried outbyasingle inspector may beundertaken
byanymem .beroftheJoint Team .Sampling plans will beprepared
jointly ,butprovision will bemade where required foreach organisation
toperform itsownanalysis onsampling taken .Ifseals arerequired by
both organisations theJoint Team will apply oneagreed seal .Until
mutually accepted seals areavailable ,different seals may beapplied ,
(ii)Data obtained inthecourse ofperforming inspection activities will be
.reviewed forcompleteness and correctness bythe Joint Team -.Identical
copies ofalldata collected will becompiled bythe Joint Team and
made available toboth organisations .
(iii)Nohierarchical structure isforeseen forthe Joint Team .Requests to
theoperator relating toJoint Team activities will normally be
channelled through theEuratom inspector and theAgency inspector will
accompany himwhenever itisconsidered necessary bytheAgency .
These Rules andMethods will ,forsimilar conditions ,provide for the
implementation ofsimilar safeguards intheUnited Kingdom asinother states ■
subject toCommunity andAgency safeguards .
Theinspection efforts fortypical facilities areshown inthefollowing
specific examples .These examples shall "bereviewed from time totime
totake into account newtechnological developments inthefield ofsafeguards
and experience gained .

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Thefollowing examplesillustrate theapplication of
theRulesand.Methods.Theyhave "beenestablished ,
foranumberofrealistic cases.
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EXEMPLE A AFrujtJVGodfirNcaotOf A~
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Application toafast "breederreactorofnominalinventory 1000kgplutonivun
o.nd3000kgnaturaluranium,andathroughput of1000kgplutonium and3000kg
natural uranium peryear.
Itisassumedthatthereactoris'operatedcontinously.'
Activities Numberofevents/year.ARTE1
(mandays/y)ARIE2
(mandays/y)
1Receipts 150 *
I *
[
2Despatcnes 150* *
3Examination ofrecords 20 20
4Physical Inventory
Vérification2 10 5
1
5Containment/Surveillance
Activities20 20
•Total •50 45
*Covered "byverification activities associated withfast "breederreactorstorage
facility .

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KXAJiPLB 33liVanhendIrrflflig-tefl FuelStor?,reassociated with&FastBreederReactor
Application toafreshandirradiated storagefacilitywithanominalinventory
of1000k£plutonium and3000kgnaturaluraniumandathroughput of1000leg
plutcnium and3000kgnaturaluraniumperyear.Itisassumedthatthefacility
isoperatedcontinuously . -
Activities Numberofevents/yearABIE1
(Mandays/y)ARIE2
(Kandays/y)
1Receipts 150l
I
!75
i75
2Despatches ofirradiated
fuel150 105 80
3Examination ofrecords 30 30
4Containment /Surveillance
activities30
I30
«
5Sampling andKDA
measurements40
i40
6Pbysical Inventory
vérificationi
20
I
Total
I300 300
Note:Forinspection activities atstrategicpoints,otherthanthestrategic
pointsreferredtoincodes3.1.2.and3.2.1.ofthefacilityattachments ,
ARIE1=508-ndARIE2=50man/daysareassumed.Thisfigureisnot"based
oncalculations orspecificcharacteristics ofthefacilities inquestion ,
ispromemoriaonlyandisincludedintheARIEfiguresforthevarious
inspection activities indicated inthetable.
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EXAMPIiE C"FastReactorFuelReproceRBinp -Plant "
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Application toafastreactorfuelreprocessing plantofnomina }).inventory of
1000legPuandnominalthroughput of1000kgperyear. V
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Itisassumedthattheplantisoperating fromdissolver toprocess-
300daysperyearona7.daysperweekand3shiftsperdaybasis,and
performing about350dirsolutions .
Activitiesr,
Numberofevents/yearARIE1
(Maindays/y)ARIE2
(Mandays/y)
1\
Receipts 150 75 75
2Inputmeasurements 350 350 350
.•■3Puoutput 25 .25 25
4Waste-hulls+UW/MAW. -t
50 i
I30
5Containment /Surveillance
activities*I
* i
6Jixamination ofRecords 30 30
7Calibrations andverifi­
cationsofoperators
measurement system10 10
8Samplepreparation for
shipment400 90 90
9Clean-out operations 2 'I20
10Phyr-ical inventory
vérification'20 20
T0tciiI
,. I
I
i670
*Coveredbyotherverification activities
Note:Forinspection activities atstrategic points,otherthanthe.strategic
pointsreferredtoincodes3.1«2,and3.2.1.ofthefacility attachments ,
ARIE1=80andARIE2=80man/daysareassumed.Thisfigureisnotbased
on-calculations orspecificcharacteristics ofthefacilities' inquestion ,
ispromemoriaonlyandisincludedintheARIEfiguresforthevarious
inspection activities indicated inthetable®

KXAKPLE -D Fabrication ofMixed Plutonium /Uranium Oxide Fuel Elements
Application toamixed plutonium /uranium fuel element fabrication facility of
nominal inventory 300kgplutonium plus 900kgnatural uranium andathroughput
of300kgplutonium and900kgofuranium peryear .Itisassumed that the
facility operates 8hours /dayfor5days/weelc forapproximately 300days/year#
Activities Number ofevents /yearARIE 1
(Mandays/y)ARIE 2
I-landays/y
•1Receipts ofplutonium
nitrate inflasks25ι
25 25
I
2Transfer ofplutonium
nitrate tostorage tanks50 50
3Verification ofinput to
conversion processI
50 |
i
!50
4Observation ofsarapling
activities40 . 40
'5NDA measurements 80 80
6Shipment ofsubassemblies 25 25 25
7Clean outoperation 2 20 0
8Physical Inventory taking
9Containment /Surveillance
activities ' "2 40
500
03
5
10Examination ofRecords 40 40
11Calibration andverification
ofoperators measurements
system20 I
. i
i
!
!20
12Samples preparation for
shipmentI 50 50
13Preparation ofstandards 40 40
Total530 ;500
Not^e :Forinspection activities atstrategic points ,other than thestrategic
points referred toincodes 3.1 »2,and3®2,1 ,ofthefacility attachments ,
ARIE1s»100andARIE 2=100man/days areassumed .This figure isnot
based oncalculations orspecific characteristics ofthefacilities in
question ,ispromeinoria only andisincluded intheARIE figures forthe
various inspection activities indicated inthetable .

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EXAMPLE .J"0ZeiraBnftr/c/?3refsrl>rReactor
Application toaZeroEnergyBreederReactorofnominalinventory of1700kg
plutonium asmetalandoxideand2200kgenriched uraniumasmetalandoxide
(U2-^content65Okg)and58tonsofnaturaluranium.Itisassumedthat
thefacilityisoperating 8hours/day'for5days/weekthroughout theyear.
Activities1 ■.>■ιι·ι■■
Numberofevents/yearARIE1
(Kanday/y)AllIS2[
("anday/y)j
1ReceiptsI 20 20 I•20
i
2Despatches 20 20 20
3Observation of
ongoingoperationsι60 50
4Containment /Surveillance
activities!
1co
180
SEDAActivities selected atrandom 100 100
oPhysical Inventory
vérification2 10 10
7Examination ofrecords 10 10
Total
<300 290
J.ote:Forinspection activities atstrategic points,otherthanthestrategic
pointsreferred toincodes3.1.2.and3.2.1.ofthefacility attachments ,
■ARIE1=50andARIE2=50man/daysareassumed.Thisfigureisnot
basedoncalculations orspecific characteristics ofthefacilities in
question ,ispronemoriaonlyandisincluded intheARIEfiguresforthe
variousinspection activities indicated inthetable.
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EXAMPLE F Continuously Fuelled Graphite I'loderated Reactors
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Application to:
a)Apower station fuelled with natural uranium metal fuel with anominal
inventory of900tonnes uranium andanannual throughput of120tonnes
b)Apower station fuelled with lowenriched uranium (enrichment varies from
1.162 to3.50w/°U2^)nominal inventory of280tonnes total uranium and
annual throughput of39tonnes uranium .
Reactors operated coritinously .
Activities • Number ofevents /yearARIE 1
(Mandays/y)ARIE 2
(Mandays/y)
1Receipts 30 KIL+– TMIL
2Despatches . 3° 30 30
3Examination of
records10 10
4Physical Inventory
vérification1.5 3
5Containment andSurveill­
ance activities*
6NDA measurementst
| '5 •
1! 5
Total 50 48
y
ifsealed atfabrication plant
*covered byother verification activities
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SUBSIDIARY ARRANGEMENTS
INTRODUCTION
Co~ordination Arrangements ' i
Theco-ordination arrangements referred toinArticles XIXandXXofthe j
Protocol arespecified intheFacility Attachments .Inspections offacilitie
designated pursuant toAnnex 1(b)ofthese Subsidiary Arrangements are
i
tobecarried out ,where soagreed ,byJoint Teams ofinspectors drawn frosr
theEuropean Atomic Energy Community andfrom theInternational Atomic
Energy Agency ..
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IIIî'brmanrîFormatofRonorts
Accounting reportsshallnormallybeprovidedtotheAgencyonmagnetic
tape.Theyshallinoludeslltheappropriate information specified in
Code10.Theformatforreportsonmagnetictapeswillbespecified ,m
letterstobeexchanged betweentheCommission andtheAgency'sSecre­
tariat.
Underexceptional circumstances ,accountingreportsmaybetrans11^-"^®^
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SUBSIDIARY ARRANGEMENTS
' ' INTRODUCTION
Arrangements for the implementation ofArticle 23of .the
Agreement
Atthetime this Agreement enters into force theUnited Kingdom and
theAgency ohall jointly agree theinventory ofnuclear material
already intheUnited Kingdom which issubject toother safeguards agreemen
between theAgency and theUnited Kingdom .
TheAgency andtheUnited Kingdom shall seek jointly tomake arrangements
with theother parties involved sothat safeguards intheUnited Kingdom
under such Agreements aresuspended .TheUnited Kingdom will inform the
Agency byletter oftheamounts ofmaterial under other Agreements which
susbequently arrive inoraredespatched from theUnited Kingdom twithin
30days ofreceipt ordespatch .
Onthebasis "ofsuch "transfers theUnited Kingdom and "theAgency shall
each maintain arecord oftheamounts ofmaterial subject tosuspended
safeguards agreements andshall compare their records at .six-monthly
intervals .
Itwill betheresponsibility oftheAgency todesignate asufficient
number offacilities toensure that thetotal amount ofmaterial ofeach
type actually safeguarded ,intheUnited Kingdom isatalltimes dqual to
orgreater than thecorresponding quantities intheabove mentioned record .

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GENERAL PART
Table ofContents •
Subject
Channels ofcommunication
Communications from Agency
Communications toAgency
TheCommunity 'sSafeguards Measures referred toinArticle 32of
theAgreement
Measures foreseen intheAgreement
Specifications ofinformation tobeprovided bytheCommunity
Provision ofinformation bytheCommunity
Information onfacilities orparts offacilities
Radiological protection andsafety
Initial report
Accounting reports *
Spécial reports
Information ontransfers into oroutoftheUnited Kingdom
Provision ofinformation bytheAgency totheCommunity andtothe
United Kingdom
Agency statements
Advance Notice ofadhoc inspections
Publication ofinformation bytheAgency
Termination andexemption
Model arrangement fortermination
Model request forexemption 1
Model communication onre-application ofsafeguards
Advance notifications oftransfers ofnuclear material outofor
into theUnited Kingdom
Model communication forintended export
Model communication forexoected import
p;r

Table ofContents (Cont'd )
Code Subject% '
8 Model inventory ofnuclear material subject tosafeguaras
under theAgreement i .
Samples ,forSafeguards
10 Report forms andExplanations oftheir use .
11
Annex 1(a )
Annex 1(b )Provision ofinformation bytheUnited Kingdom onintended
withdrawal ofnuclear material fornational security reasons
(Article 14oftheAgreement )
The current Facilities List
Thecurrent list ofDesignated Facilities
Annex II . The Indicative Questionnaire fortheprovision .of
Design Information

!3MJ
iill.Ti i»-»
1.Channels ofcommunication
SubjectName and Address
Communications from Agency
Onmatters relating toimplementation
ofAgreement ,Protocol andSubsidiary
Arrangements .
Routing ofcommunications under 1.1.1
Normal contact ofAgency inspectors
intheUnited Kingdom .
Communications toA^ency
Onmatters relating toimplementation
ofAgreement ,Protocol andSubsidiary
Arrangements .TheSafeguards Office
Department ofEnergy
Thames House South
London SW1P kQJ
Direct ^
TheSafeguards Office
Department ofEnergy
Thames House South
London SW1Pand :
ceCommission of
y "theEuropean
Communities
Directorate of
Euratoin Safeguards
Jean Monnet Bid
.ceKirchbexg ,
;y Luxembourg
Grand Duchy of
Luxembourg
TheDirector General
International Atomic Energy Agency
Kamtner Ring 11POSox590 ,
A.-101T Vienna Austria
Téléphoné
Telex
Cable52^51 1
0126^5
INATOM A
OrAgency staff member shown by
previous communications tobe
authorised todeal with subject
matter .
.2.2 Contact incase ofaccidents or
other emergencies involving
Agency inspectors .AsAbove
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»#<£•'•iiiSi^VJ.^.i'.Siix WJ»>«/UA 4-.%«-l.kJW<A.wv» ;r.to?nArticle ">,2oftheA'-reer.ent .v'S
:»c
Code'Beference UJ
(Articles ) Subject .
A^reement Protocol
9't±•Ir
J/cssutösrofor:onn inthoAorroor.on*fc
2.1.1
.'\32(a)
t
ί-·
i
|32(b)
i-
ί
32(d)
32(e)[Formeasur^r.ent :
Ameasurement systenforthedetermination v/r.ere
appropriate ofquantities ofnuclearmaterial
(i)received ;
(ii)produced;-
(iii)shipped »
(iv)lost;
'■(v)otherwise removedfrominventory ,or
|(vi)oninventory .
Theevaluation ofprecision andaccuracyof
measurements anatheestimation cfmeasurement
uncertainty . ■_
Procedures fortakingaphysical inventory .
Procedures fortheevaluation ofaccumulations
ofunmeasured inventory andunmeasured losses.
2.1,2
i
I32(o). j
j
32(f) ;
]
i
32(h)Foraccountancy :
Procedures foridentifying ,reviewing andevaluating
differences inshipper/receivermeasurements .
Asystemofrecordsandreportsshowing,foreach
material "balancearea,the.inventory ofnuclear
material andthechangesinthatinventory including ,
receiptsintoandtransfers outofthematerial
balance area.
Procedures forthesubmission ofreportstothe
Agencyinaccordance withArticles 59~°5ana67-.
oftheAgreement andwithArticlesVII-IXof'the
Protocol .. »
2.1.3 32(g)
1 ■.Provisions toassurecorrectoperation ofthe
accounting procedures andarrangements ,
1 »
*/NoteReference toArticlesinthesecolumnsispurelyindicative soastofacilitate
cross-reference betweentheSubsidiary Arrangements andtheAgreement and-he,,
1Protocol respectively . •-
EËSISIC.TcD
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KESIRJCÎcD •m
Arrreementlieferenco
(Articles )
menttProtocolSubject
32(a)-(h)Soscificn,l;:*on?!ofinforr.'at lonto
boTirovidad (asnnnlicnblo )
Foreachoftheiterslisted
undercode2.1information is.
tobeprovided on:
Theexistinglegislation (laws,
regulations ,generaladminis­trativeprocedures )giving
requirements orlayingdov/n
minimumstandards (outlines ,
andbriefextracts ofrelevant
texts,andrex'erences ).
Theorganizational unit(s)in
theUnitedKingdomresponsible
for:
(i}measurement ;
.(ii)accountancy ;
(iii)theassurance thatthe
functions listedunder
codes2.1.1and2.1.2
arccarriedoutcorrectly
Theextenttov/hicheachof,the
organizational unitsinvolved
(i)hasauthority toinsure
compliance withthe ■
provisions ofthe
Community 'sSafe,guard?
(ii}carriesoutaudits;
(iii)carriesoutindependent
measurements .
Theprocedures andtechniques '
followed byeachorganizational
unitinordertomeetthe
requirements orminimumstandards
referred toundercode2.2.1.1Inforrnt ion
nrovioad ovth?
Community
M
(iii)TheEuropean
!om.nuni1;ies Act
1972
TheTreaty
establishing The
European Atomic
EnergyCommunity
L.1957
Commission
Regulation
(Euratom)No.
3227/76,
19October T976
Note:TheAgoncyshouldbe
provided withtextsof
newlaws,regulations of
generaladministrative
procedures assoonas
possibleafterpromulgation .
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*.f*%»V/Si*;*'ι*-0 ν
3.Provision ofinformation bytheCommunity
CodeReference
# (Articles )
Agreement IProtocolSubjectDate ortime limit
1 Information onfacilities orparts
offacilities
3.1.1 l+P-lik II-V Provision ofdesign information in '
respect offacilities orparts
thereof identified intheFacilities
List (Annex 1(a)).1
I
Prior todiscussion !
ofthe Facility
Attachment .
I
3.1.2 U2-4V II-V Provision ofdesign information for
newfacilities orparts ofnev;
facilities together with complete
proposal fortheFacility
Attachment .Not later than JO
days before the
facility orpart of
facility scheduled
togointo operatio ;
3.1.3 , 45 • II-V
kProvision ofinformation on
significent changes todata
previously provided under 3.1.1
or3.1.2 ,asspecified inthe
relevant Attachment together
with theproposal forconsequent
amendment oftheAttachment .Not later than 15 ■
days before the >
modification is '
scheduled tobe ■
completed .
3.1 .H z+5 -II-V Provision ofinformation on
changes todata previously
provided under 3.1.1 or3.1.2
other than changes specified
in3.1.3 .
Note 1Together with the i
first inventory
change report -made
after modification
iscomplete .
6(a )With reference tosubjects under
code 3."I;
Confidential information shall
bemarked assuch and treated . ]
accordingly .When provided .
8(c ) Confidential information ,once
examined ,maybemarked bythe
Agency toshow that theexamina­
tion has taken place .
Note 2
With reference tosubjects under
codes 3-1.2 and 3-1.3 !When examine a. _
^2,<+5
I
IIfthe information cannot be
provided infull atthetime
specified ,theAgency andthe
Community mayagree onalater
date forcompletion ofthe
information .
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iUOiL'i-s \
CodeReference
(Articles )Subject Date ortime lirnit ■
i
Àgreement Protocol
3.2
3.2.1Radiological Protection andSafety */
88 Information onlaws andregulations
forradiological protection and
safety intheUnited Kingdom as
applicable toAgency inspectors .Initially upon entry j
into .force ofthe j
Subsidiary Arrangements
3.2.2
I4,88 Information onradiological
surveillance measures and on
medical facilities that are ,avail­
able forAgency inspectors incase
ofradiation accidents . jInitially ,upon entry
into force ofthe
Subsidiary Arrangements
Note
TheAgency should be
provided with informa­
tion onnew laws or .
regulations ,orchange
tothe information
provided under code ;
3.2.2 ,assoon as
possibls after such :
newlaws orregula - j
tions have been
promulgated orchanges j
introduced .v j
3.2.3 44,88 Information onradiation dosages
received byAgency inspectors in
theperformance oftheir functions
intheUnited Kingdom .I
Quarterly ,orassoon ,
aspossible after |
significant radiation
exposure .
I
I
Ï
\
l
Iy Itisunderstood that theUnited Kingdom will ensure that staff members ofthe4gcnc ;,
carrying outfunctions under .theAgreement benefit fully from thehealth and
safety measures inforce ateach facility ,including theprovision ofavailable
medical care aridmeasures foremergency assistance incase ofaccidents .
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CodeRefe
(Arti
Agrcernentrence
cles)
!ProtocolSubject Dateortimelimit
3.3
[t62,34 Initial Report
Despatch oftheinitialreportof
allnuclearmaterial subjecttosafe­
guardsundertheAgreement .
(Forcontentseestandard formR.02,
asattached to'Code10withexplan­
ations).
I.Withinthirtydays
ofthelastdayof
thecalendar montn
inwhichAgreement
entered intoforce
"bythefastest means
ofcommunication
(expressair.mailor
diplomatic pouch).
Note:Ifmaterial balanceareasundertheAgreement havenotyetbeendefined,list
material according tomaterial balanceareasorgeographical location asused
bytheCommunity .
V
3x4.159-61,
63(a),64
65
3.4.259-61,
63(b),67
3,4.369vi,vn,
IX.
VI,VIII,
IX.Accounting Reports
Despatch ofinventory change
reportseitherinaconsolidated
listorindividually ,asspecified
intherelevant Attachment ,and
concisenotes.,
(ForcontentseestandardformR.01,
asattachedtoCode10,withexpla-ations.)
Despatch ofmaterial balance
reportswithphysical inventory
listingattached.
(Forcontentseestandard forms
R.03formaterial balancereport
andR.02forphysical inventory
listing,asattachedtoCode10,
withexplanations .)
Despatch ofamplification and
clarification ofaccounting
reports.Assoonaspossible ,
butwithin60days
aftertheendofthe
monthinwhichthe
inventory change(s)
occur(s),byfastest
meansofcommunication .
Assoonaspossible ,
butwithin60days
ofcompletion of
physicalinventory'
taking.
Normally within30
daysofthedateof
Agency'srequest.
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C\\uijjL,w> :
CodeRefere
(Articl
Agreeraent j;nce
.es)
ProtocolSubjectil
I ■ f'li
!Dateortimelirait ■'|:|
!Ü
• . Μ
; 'I
5.5
3.5.1
5.5.2
1.5.368
91(C)
69,91(C)
ιISpécial -Reports
Despatchof.specialreports.
Despatch ofspecialreportsincase
ofunusual incidents orcircum­
stancesduringtransfers ofnuclear
material intooroutoftheUnited
Kingdomwhichhavebeennotified
totheAgencyunderArticle91(a)
oftheAgreement
Despatch ofamplification and
■clarification ofspecialreports.>
Withoutdelayafterthe t
Communityisledto |
believethatthereisor^
mayhavebeenlossof ,
nuclearmaterialorafter^
thecontainment hasun-jexpectedly changedtothe ■
extentthatunauthorized
removalofnuclearmateri­
alhasbecomepossible ,
bycable,telexortele-t
phoneandfollow-upletter
Immediately after 5.
incident orcircumsta -.
neeisknownbycable,
telex,ortelephone and j
follow-upletter. j
Immediately onreceipt [
ofAgency'srequestor j
assoonaspossible j
thereafter . !
53
iI
Note:TheAgencymayrequest
amplification orclarifi­
cationofthereports
referred tounderCodes
3A.3and3.5.3 -Aslongastherelevant j
recordsareretained as [
specifiedinAttachment j
concerned . ■ 'I
t
i.6
>.6.1
.6.29l(b)(i)
I
9l(b)(i)Information ontransfers intoor
outoftheUnitedKingdom
Despatch ofadvancenotification
oftransfers ofnuclearmaterial
outoftheUKofmorethanone
effective kilogram .SeeCode?.).fordetailsofinformation
to-betransmitted ..,;
Despatch ofadvancenotification of
transfers ofnuclearmaterial
outoftheUnitedKingdom from
facilities' whichnormally export
significant quantities tothe
sameStateinshipments each
notexceeding oneeffective ,
kilogram ,ifsospecified in
thecorresponding Facility
Attachment . I.!
i
i
*
!
ToreachAgencynormally jnotlessthantendays
beforeshipment - i
SeeNote1 '•j
S
5
i
n«i iToreachAgencynormally i
-notlessthantendays j
beforeshipment - |
SeeNote1 ':
!
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I
I Référencé j
Code (Articles Y Subject DateorTimeLirait
Agreement |
IProtocol
ι :
3.6.39l(b)(ii ) Despatch ofadvancenotification of
nuclear material transfers intothe
UKeachofmorethanoneeffective
kilogram .SeeCode7-2fordetails
ofinformation tobstransmitted .
I
ITobesenttotheAgenc
notlaterthanthedate
ofreceipt,andwhenov;
possible atsuchtime:
toensurethatitis
received bytheAgency
laterthantwodaysbei
thematerial isunpackc
Tote1:Inpractice ,,thenotifications underCodes3.6.1and3.6.2.shouldbedespatched to
reachtheAgency5workingdaysbeforethenuclearmaterialistobeprepared for
shipment .
Tote2:Iftheobservation ofthetimelimitsgivenundercodes3.6.1,3.6.2and3.6.3would
resultindelayedshipment orunpacking ,shorternoticetoenabletheAgencytoact
;underArticle7l(c)»asappropriate ,maybegivenbecable,telexortelephone .
Suchanoticeshouldbefollowed bytransmission ofthefullinformation underCodes
7«1or7*2asappropriate .Innocasewill .theserequirements beinterpreted asan
obligation fortheoperator topostpone preparing forshipment ,shipping orunpacking
nuclearmaterial .
'ote3:Referring toCodes3.6.1,3.6.2,and3.6.3,despatchofnotification ofdelaysnot
givingrisetoSpecialReports,inpreparation forshipment ,indespatch orin
unpacking ofnuclearmaterialwillbemadeassoonaspossible bycable,telexor
telephone .Notifications shouldgivenewdates,ifknown.
ote/[:Theinformation includedunderCodes3»3»3«4r3.5and3.6shallbetreatedas
confidential andappropriate security measures takenforitstransmission .

• M^*Ti*f •* :-»-*vAlts'*''-*l'Ci)
k.Provision ofInformation bytheAirency tothe _ _
=JCommunity ondtotheUnited Kingdom
*3 v
ModeBeference
(Articles )SubjectPate ortime _ln-ma .c
2a Agreement Protocol
1
1.1M,66■Agency statements
Provision ofcopies oftheAgency 's
unified inventories
Seemodel under code 8.Hal^-yearly,' as-of
June and 3'I .
i .December notlater
jthah "3nontha '^ftsr
;these dates .
.1.2 30,90iStatement ontheAgency 's -j
jverification activities as ;
Ispecified intheFacility j
|Attachments . >
Note'
IftheCommunity ortheUnite
Kingdom disagrees with any .-
Agency statement ,notice to 1
effect should besent tothe
AgencyjAsspecified xn ..
Ithe Facility
jAtiachments
Ifpossible within
30days after
receipt ofthe :-
statement in
question .
».2 •82(a),7l(a )Advance Notice of
Notice bytheAgency learitintends toirispe
material inconnection *'
transfers into orouto
United Kingdom .i !
< ' i
Immediately after
receipt ofanynoti
fication pursuant
tocodeJ>*6above
and atleast 24h'rs
before the inspecti
ί_
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5.Publicntion ofinformation bytheAgency
Reference
(Articles )
Agreement Protocol
6(b)(ii)
/Subject
TheAgencymaypublishthefollowing summarized informatio ;
afterhavingsecuredtheagreement oftheCommunity andof
theUnitedKingdom.
Theamounts andtypesofnuclearmaterial subjecttosafe­
guardsundertheAgreement intheUnitedKingdominterms
ofeffective kilograms asfollows :
(a)naturalanddepleted uranium ,andthorium ;
(b)enriched uraniumwithanenrichment uptoand
including 5^5
(c)enriched uraniumwithanenrichment ofmore
than5/j;and
(d)plutonium .
Alistofthefacilities intheUnitedKingdom whichconts
nuclearmaterial subjecttosafeguards undertheAgreement
asfollows :
' I
(a)reactorswithanindication oftheirpurposeand
withtheirnominal power;
(b)conversion andfabrication plants,withanindicfition :
whethertheyarepilotorindustrial sizeplants; 1
Cc)isotopeseparation plants,withtheirnominal
capacity ;
(d)reprocessing plants,withtheirnominalcapacity ;
and
(e)criticalfacilities ,researchinstallations (withs
indication oftheirnature)andseparate storagefacilitie
Thelistmayalsocontaintheofficialdescription and/or
name,andthelocation ofeachfacility .
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(Articles ) '
13,35(b )
TEItt-IIITATION OPFAFKOIIAHDS
ONNUCLEAR MATERIAL
*TOBEUSED IIINON-NUCLEAR ACTIVITIES -J
Safeguards shall "beterminated with respoct tonuclear material as
specified "below :
a)..... g/kgtotal weight ,and..... gfissile . '
isotope(s )6f (Element )
b)Chemical composition
Physical form :
Enrichment órisotopie composition (if
applicarle ):
c)Material balance area andlocation therein where
thenuclear material isnot*present :
d)Present use ,with particulars ofcontainment ,if
appropriate : .■/
e)Theproposed non-nuclear useis: <
/ ..
'f)Thenuclear material ,once inuse ,will "be
practically irrecoverable "because
g)Approximate date oftransfer tonon-nuclear use :
FortheCommunity FortheAgency FortheUnited Kingdom
(refpara fabove )Date Date .......... ^7Date
Except nuclear material covered byspecific provisions fortermination of
safeguards intheFacility Attachments ifrelevant .
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(Articles )
36,37 -'
REOUEST FOREXEÎTPTÏWT
' */■»–IT-\ry*rj–« NÎRRTAT N >T/FROMSAFEGUARDS' OFNUCLEAR MATERIAL-y
^3r*ta0•••<
a)Exemption fromsafeguards isrequested for
g/kgtotalweight,and gfissile
isotope(s )of (Element)
"b)Chemicalcomposition : .
Physical form:
Enrichment orisotopiccomposition (if
\applicable )
c)Material "balanceareaandlocationthereinwhere
thenuclearmaterialisnowpresent : '
d)Intenteduse(onlyifexemptionissought
pursuanttoArticle36(a)or(b)):
e)Approximate dateof:
(i).forexemption underArticles36(a)and37s
transfer outofmaterial balance area
(ii)forexemption uriderArticle36(b):
transfer tonon-nuclear use......
FortheCommunity
Exemption grantedasabove
Bate
FortheAgency
^/Exceptnuclearmaterial coveredbyspecificprovisions forexemption from
safeguards intheFacility Attachments ifrelevant.
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38
PE-APPLI CATI017OFSAFEGUARDS
TITRESPECT OP'JUCLEAR MATERIAL PREVIOUSLY EXEMPTED
a)Safeguards shouldbere-applied iarespectof
b)Chemicalcoraposition :.................
Physical form':«... ..........................
Enrichment orisotopiocomposition (ifapplicable )
c)Materialbalanceareaandlocationthereinv:here
safeguards shouldbere-applied inrespectof
thenuclearmaterial
d)Datefromwhichsafeguards shouldbere-applied :
e)Exemption fromsafeguards inrespectofmaterial
inquestion wasgrantedon.....................Date
g/kgtotalwôight,and•...,»f*..gfissile
••.(Element) icotope(s )of
underArticle(date)
FortheCommunity
a)Safeguards vri.llbere-applied tothenuolear
material described above.
b)Fornuclearmaterialwhichwasexemptedpursuant
toArticle 37»theamountwhichnowremains
exempted undertherelevantparagraph ofthe
Articleis ....
Date
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Agreement Reference
(Articles )
12,91
INFORMATION TOBEPROVIDED FORADVANCE NOTIFICATION
OPEXPORTS OPNUCLEAR MATERIAL OUTOPTEEUNITED KINGDOM
(b)Chemicalcomposition
Physical form
Enrichment orisotopiccomposition (if
applicable )
(c)Numberofitems
(d)Description (type)ofcontainers ,
including featuresthatwouldpermit
sealing
Shipmentidentification data
(e)Stateand,ifknown,placeofdestination
(f)Meansoftransport
(g)Materialbalanceareaandlocationtherein
wherematerial isprepared forshipping
andcanbeidentified andwhereits
quantity andcomposition canifpossible
beverified(a)Quantity :totalweightofelement
in.grams/kilograms ;
weightoffissileisotope(s )in.
grains(ifapplicable ).
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(Articles )
12,91
(h)Lastdatewhenmaterial can."beidentified
andwhenitsquantity andcomposition can,.
ifpossible,"beverified
(i)Approximate datesofdispatch
andofexpected .arrival-.at .destination
''■
(j)Dateofnotification
(k)Haracofauthorised personon.behalf
ofCocununity
Note:Ifseparate shipments arepreparedtogetherfor
dispatchtothesameState(whethersimultaneous
ornot),theymayall"bespecified inasingle
advancenotification .
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(Articles ) .
12.91
INFORMATION TOBEPROVIDED FORADVANCE NOTIFICATION
OFIMPORTS OFNUCLEAR MATERIAL INTOTHETOUTED KINGDOM
.(a)Quantity :totalweightofelementingrams/kilograms j
weightoffissileisotope(s )ingrains(ifapplicable )
...(b)Chemicalcomposition - •
Physical form
Enrichment orisotopiccomposition (ifapplicable )
(c)Nimberofitems
(d)Description (type)ofcontainers
(e)Supplying State
(f)Meansoftransport . /- .- .
(g)ExpectedoractualdateofarrivalintheUnitedKingdom .
(h)Materialbalanceareaandlocationthereinwhere
material willbeunpacked andcanbeidentified and
whereitsquantity andcomposition canbeverified

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(Articles)
12,91
(i)Date(s)whenmaterialwill "be-unpacked
(j)Dateofnotification
(k)Kaneof-authorised persononbehalf
ofCommunity .
Note:Ifseparate shipments fromthesaneStg.tearc
expectedto"beunpackedtogether (.whetherthejf
havearrivedtogetherornot)theynayallbe
specified inasingleadvancenotification *

Code8-Model
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(Airfciclea )
12,41,66
THEAGENCY'SIIWEKTORY OFNUCLEAR MATERIAL
SUBJECT TOSAFEGUARDS UNDERTHEAGREEMENT'
asof
A."Consolidated BookInventory .'
MBA Facility Material[Quantity •
i ILimits
ofError jTotal
IElementI
jPi'ssile
!Isotope
I
B.Material intransit intheUnitedKingdom
I
Betwecn
!,
Shipper ReceiverMaterialQuantity
Total Fissile
Element Isotope
(MBA)arid(MBA)
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Y12"41'66 •- ;
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Transferred to(st&teand, 1
ifhnown,placeof i
destination )Material !
i1■ 1 »l IM
Quantity
Total Fissile
Element Isotope 1
\ •
NOTCH .1.Nuclearmaterial inrespectofwhichtheAgencyhasreceiveda.
reportfromthoshippingmaterial balanceareathatthsexport
ofthematerial "outoftheUnitedkingdomhastakenplacewill v
beplacedontheexportaccountfortheUnitedXingdoauntil
suchtireastheAgencyhasreceived confimationthattba
material hasbeenreceived bytherecipient State.
■'2.Nuolearmaterial "transferred totheUnitedKingdonwillbe
listedintheinventory uponreceiptbytheAgencyofthe
inventory changereportfromthereceiving material balance
areapertaining tothereceiptofthematerialinquestion.
3.Nuclearmaterial transferred between twomaterial balanceareaa
•withintheUnitedXingdonwillcontinue tobelistedbythe
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SAMPLES FORSAFEGUARDS
Information tobeincluded inSampleFormsusedbytheAgency.
1.Country.
2.'Facility/MBAcode.
3«Dateofsampling .
4.Proposed shipment dateandmeansoftransport .
5.Packaging arrangements .
6.Activity ofcontent.
7.Agencyuealnumber. 1
8.Nameandsignature ofappropriate officialatshippingfacility/MBAto
whomthesealedpackagehasbeenhandedoverforshipment .
9»Nameandsignature ofauthorized official atFacility andofIAEAinspector
certifying thatthesamplesdescribed inthesampleformhavebeentaken
foranalysis .. ■ ■
10.Dataforsamplestaken:
a)Materialdescription andbatchnameornumber.
b)Weightofsampleandbottle. '
c)Netweightofsample.
d)Enrichment wt^(ifapplicable ).
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Note.
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Reports (ICR),Physical Inventory Listin /53(PIL)andi'.*aterial Balance Reports
(]>IBR),Foreach ofthese ahard copy preform isattached .
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These forms areOesicned togive anindication ofthecontents ofthereports
tobeprovided bytheCommunity totheAgency butthese forms will notnormally be
used since thereports will normally beprovided onmagnetic tape *
Theform andformat ofthereports tobeprovided bytheCommunity totheAgency
are setforth intheIntroduction tothese Subsidiary Arrangements .EXPLANATION OFTJI3IR IISS
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19–24 EndingDateofPeriodCovered (YYMMDD )
25–27 NumberoflineEntries,increasedby1.
28–31 "ForIAEAuseonly
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74–79 Attribute (codedattheIAEA)
CodesoflineEntries(tobeused,ifdesired,asappropriate )
PB RALN
RARF LN
RF RALD
RARD LD
RD RATW
RARS TW
RS RAEU
RARN EU
RN RAEQ
RANP EQ
NP RATU
RADU TU
DU RALA
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DQ -RAED(fordecreases inE
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HSXKJCTED
LA:;ATICGJS OPTORI .:R.OI - CIIWS RÌCPOOT
1,'Form R.01 should boai^u foyInventory Cltance Reports (ICR)only .
Thebasic version ofthin forir ;,forci R.01.1 ,cons intoofthree types of
entries ,i.e. heading inforarition ,mate-rial identification andaccountancy
data .Inaddition ,for corae material balance area-j isotopic data will be
provided ifsocr.greed bytheParties intherelevant facility attachments .
Insuch cases isotonic data are inindispensable part ofbatch data and
should bereported ,Forthis purpose asecond version oftheICR ,form :
R.01 .2isavailable ,which hasasection headed 'isotopio data' .
Wherever inthese explanations mention ismade offoria R.01 ,this
refers tothepart oftheform which both versions have incommon ,
Hea'I in'' Tnfov:;r»tion
2.'Country' ,'facility' ,'rotoriel balance area' :thename ofthecountry ,
theidentification ,asspecified intherelevant facility attachment ,oftho
facility andthenotorial balance area (J3A)towhich thereport relates ,
should beeiven ,
3.'Period oovered byreport 'swhen thereport covers .aniadividual
inventory change ,thedate (dny,month ,year )oftha.t change should begiven ""
here .Inthecase ofperiodic reporting ,theperiod covered (beginning and
ending uate )should begiven ,
4.'Report no.' ;reports foreach J.3Ashould benumbered consecutively ,
5. 'Pace No..,.of...paces' ;thepage number andthetotal number ofpages
should begiven ,IfanICRconsists ofseveral page 3,theheading information
maybeomitted from thesecond andfollowing pages aslong aseach page bears
anvœiber endsignature .
6,'Signature' ;each pace ofthereport should besigned .
l'ater in1(lïntch )Identification T)sta
7.'Sntry nuuber't each lino entry inanICRshould have oneuniaua entry
number insequential order .This also applies ifabatch istobereported in
several line entries andifonICRconsists ofseveral pases .Hence ,abatch
maycomprise several entry nunbars ,
With this provision anyentry inreports from aparticular 13Aconbe
uniquely identified byreference tothereport number andentry mraber */, '*
0.'Continuation' inotapplicable .
*} o3so •Corwotlona *. .TRIOTED

&&ÏÏÎIÇTED (!
WL/XATÏXM OFvore:a.ot-XIMWOXR CHA:T<V3RKPORT ?
1.FormR.01shouldboinertfo?Inventory ChangeReports(ICR)only., '
ri'hebasicversionofthisform,formR.01,1,consintoofthroetypesof
entries ,i.e.headinginformation ,materialidentification endaccountancy
data.Inaddition ,forcomematerial balanceareasinotopicdatawillbe
providedifsoagreedbythePartiesintherelevantfacility attachments .
Inouchcanesisotonic dataareinindispensable partofbatchdataand
shouldbereported .Forthinpurpose asecondversionoftheICR,fona
R.01.2isavailable ,whichliasasectionheaded'isotopic data1.
Wherever intheseexplanations mentionismadeofformR.01,this
referstothepart'oftheformwhichbothversions haveincommon.
HeadingInfnm-1ion _
2.'Countxy' ,1facility 1j'material balancearea.':thenameofthecountry,
•theidentification ,asspecified intherelevantfacility attachment ,ofthe
facilityandthematerialbalancearea(x.33A)to,whichthereportrelates,
shouldbegiven.
3.'Periodcoveredbyreport 1:whenthereportcoversaaindividual
inventory change,thedate(day,month,year)ofthatchangeshouldbegiven
here.Inthecaseofperiodicreporting ,.theperiodcovered(beginning and
endingdate)shouldbegiven.
4.'Reportno.':reportsforeachI3Ashouldbenumbered consecutively .
5.'PageNo....of...pages':thepagenumberandthetotalnumberofpages
shouldbegiven.IfanICRconsists ofseveralpages,theheadinginformation
maybeomittedfromtliesecondandfollowing pagesaslongaseachpagebears
anumberendsignature .
6.'Signature 1:eachpageofthereportshouldbe.signed.
Material (Batch)Identification Data
7.'Entrynumber':eachlineentryinanICRshouldhaveoneuniqueentry
numberinsequential order.Thisalsoappliesifabatchistobereportedin
severallineentriesandifanICRconsists ofseveralpages.Kence,abatch
maycomprise severalentrynumbers.
Withthisprovision anyentryinreportsfromaparticular I.3Aconbe
uniquelyidentified byreference tothereportnumberandentrynumber .
G.'Continuation' :notapplicable .
*/seealso'Corrections ',, t...XRIOTED '

9,'i>otoofinventory ehr.n^e 1stheflatanhau.ldb«yiven(rluy, yapar)
onwhichthechangeininventory occurred orwasestablished . '
10.'MBA/facility/country 1:thisentryshouldshov/thenamesorcodesofthe
l~Bfjibetweenwhichthematerial waatransferred .Inthecaseofexportsor
imports,iftheMBAfromwhichthematerial comesox-towhichitis'shippedis
unknown,thenameofthefacility orcountryconcerned mustboreported .
11.'Typeofinventory change'soneofthefollowing keywordsortheircodes
shouldbeusedinthiscoltunninordertoindicate thetypoofinventory change

Keyword !? CJKJEICTED'ms
ExolnriC'tion
(:^ecoj.ptforeign
>
Receipt domestic
Receiptotstorting point
Receipt fromnon-safeguarded
activity
Nuclenrproduction
Do-exeiription ,use
De-exemption ,quantity
{
Shipment foreign ;
Shipment domestic
Returnto'ore-safeguards stage
Shipmenttonon-safeguarded
Activity
Nuclear loss
lleasured discard
Transfer toretained waste
Re-transfer fromretained
wasteRP ".Nuclearmaterial imported intothe
UnitedKingdom .
RT)Receiptofnuc.lenrmaterial from
another 1,3AintheUnitedKingdom.
RS 'Domestic receiptofnuclearmaterial
atstarting pointofsafeguards
RN Receiptofnuclearmaterial fromnon-
safeguarded activity ,inconcordance
withArticle 14
1TP Production ofspecialfissionable
material j.nareactor(?u,U<?33) ,
DU Roapplication ofsafeguards onnuclear
'material previously exempted therefrom
pursuanttoArticle 36oftheagreement
DQ,Reapplication ofsafeguards onnuclear
material previously exemptedtherefrom
pursuant toArticle 37oftheagreement
SF Nuclearmaterial exported outofthe
UnitedKingdom
SD Transfer ofnuclearmaterial toanother
I.IBAintheUnitedkmgdoin
SS Transfer ofsafeguarded nuclear materi ;
backtopre-safeguardea stage
SIT Withdrawal ofnuclearmaterial fromtm
scopeoftheAgreement inaccordance wi
Article 14.
LIT'Consumption ofnuclearmaterial due
toitstransformation intootherele;n2i
orisotope(s )asaresultofnuclear
reactions
LD*Operational loss-lossofameasured 0
estimated (onthebasisofmeasurement ,
quantityofnuclearmaterial fromproc­
essingwhichhasbeendisposed ofin
suchaW9vthatitisnotsuitable for
furthernuclear use
TiV Transfer ofmeasured nuclearmaterial i
theretained wastecategory whichis
deemedtobeunrecoverable atpresent ,
storedattheI-.3Aandtobedeleted jfri
theinventory oftheI3A
F.YRe-transfer ofmaterial ,whichhadbee:1
storedattheI.3Aasretained waste,tt
nuclearmaterial .Thisapplies whenev
material intheretained wsstocate'-oT
isremovedfromstorageeitherforpro *
ssingattheI3Aorforshipmentfro-;
theI-IBA.
TIRESXgïCTED
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KeywordsiIzQ
CodefA9
Innation
Exemption .V2Q
Exemption )nuontity
Termination ,non-nuclear use
Accidental loso
Transferdepletedtonatural
Transferdepletedtoenriched
Transfer nnturaltodepleted
Transfer naturaltoenriched
Transfor enriched todepleted
Transfer enriched tonatural
Shipper-Receiver Difference
(s/ad)-12UExemption ofnuclearmaterial from
safeguards pursuant toArticle 36of
the-Acreeir.ent
EQ Exemption ofnuclearmaterial from
safeguards pursuant toArticle 37o.C
theAgreement
TU Termination ofsafeguards onp.uclear
material pursuant toArticles 13nr:d
35("o)oftheAgreement
LA Irretrievable andinadvertont Iconof
aknov/nquantityofnuclearmatnr.vvl
astheresultofanoperational rcc.vlc:;
DK Transfer ofnuclearmaterial iron
depleted uraniumtonaturaluranium,
e.g.byanenrichment process
D2 Transfer ofnuclearmaterial frou
depleted uraniumtoenriched uranium,
e.g.byanenrichment pz'ocesa
ND Transfer ofnuclearmaterial fron
naturaluraniumtodepleted uranium,'
e.g.byblendingorirradiation
1IE Transfer ofnuclearmaterial from
naturaluraniiuatoenriched uranium,
e.g.byanenrichment process
ED .Transfer ofnuclearMateriel frcn
enriched uraniumtodepleted uranium,
e.g.byblending orirradiation
Ell Transfer ofnuclearmaterial from
enriched uraniumtonaturaluranium,
e.g.byblending orirradiation .
DIShipper/receiverdifference «•the
difference betv;eenthequantityof
material inabatchasstatedbythe
shipperendasmeasured bytheoperator
pfthereceiving material balancearea.
ïïebntching plus R?Increaseofthequantityofabatchdue
torebate/ling.
Kebatching minus 301Decreaseofthequantityofoontenduetorebatching .
fcfcilSîCTED
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cρί,ζ"Γ,!*\?Λ"'ΓΡΝ . ·/J (5o
12#'JC.IPCode 1:thenameorcodeshouldbegivenoftheflowkeymeasurement -
_pointv/licro'thybatchreported viaenSfOfjnred ,received orabinned.
13.'Nameornumberofbatch 1:.thedesignation (marking)ofthebatchreported
onshouldbegiven.Thisisparticularly importantifitemaccountability isuoc-d.
14.'Numberofitemsinbatch'strienumberofsimilaritemsofwhichthebatch
consists shouldbegiven,e.g.thenumberofdrum,fuelrods,containers .
15.Material description' :thisentryshouldbousedtodescribe thenuclear
material bytheuseoffourkeywords orcodes:
(a)Firstandsecondkeywords :
FirstKeyviord SecondKeyword Code
solutions
powder
ceraraics
métal
fuel
sealedsources
smallquantities
samples ,
scrap
solidv/astenj.trate
fluorides
other
homogeneous
heterogeneous
pellets
spheres
other
pure
alloys
rods,pins
plates
bundles
assemblies
other
liquidwastehomogeneous
heterogeneous
(cleanouts ,
clinkers ,sludges,
fines,other)
hulls
mixed
(plastics,gloves,
papers,etc)
contaminated equipment
other
lov/active
médiumactive
highactiveLN
LF
•L0
PH
PiT
CP
es
co.
HP
MA
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EP
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(b)Thirdkeywordsthiskoywordspecifiost'notypoofcontainer (items).
«
Onoofthefollowing wordsorcodesshouldbeused:
Keyword ••Code
cylinder C
pack . P
drum D
discretefuelunitsfi/S
birdca«;e B
bottle ■ ' ■P
Tank.orothercontainer T '
other 0
Ν
(c)FourthKeyword;forfurthercharacterization ofthematerial,one
ofthefollowing wordsshouldbeused:
Keyword Code . .
freshnuclearmaterial F
irradiated nuclear I
material '
retained waste Y.r
irrecoverable material 11
recoverable material R
*/Forfuelonly;Thekeyworddenotesthatthenumberofitemsreportedis
thenumberofdiscretefuelunits,a3identified bythesecondkeyword,
.Accountancy ""nta
16.'Element'stheelementnameorcodeofthequantities giveninthesubsequent
columnsshouldbegiven.Thefollowing codesshouldbeused:
Code
depleted uranium E
natural -uranium N
enriched uranium E
'plutonium P - ;
thorium T
%
Theelementcodetobereported .inthecaseofacategory change ^inventory
changecodein,1)3,ND,ITS,or.!3IT)isthatofthe'higher'category (3>!T*-p).
17.'Weightofelement 1:thev;eightoftheelementreferred tointheprevious
paragraph shouldbegiven,,rounded ifdesiredtothenearestintegeroftheur.i-
asspecified inthenextcolurn.Theseunitsare:
jj/rounding :digits1-4shouldberoundedoff
digits5-Sp'-iuld-be-rourriedup*•Code
C
P
D

ftrcJN.jjIlUiC-J- Vjjl
(a)Gransofpluf;oniv;:i ;
(b)Gramsoftotaluraniumforenricheduranium ;
(c)Kilograms ofthorium,naturaluraniumanddepletedurnniuin.
Forreporting purposes theweightsofindividual itemsinthebotchshouldbe
eddedtogetherbeforeroundingtothenearestunit*/. !
10.'Unit-KCr/G'jtheunitusedintheprevious columnshouldbegiven.
19.'Weightoffissileisotopes' :forenriched uranium (elementcodeE)the*/combined weightoftheisotopes U235andU233shouldbegivenrounded–'ifdesired
tothenearestgram.Forothercategories ofuranium(elementcodesNand]))the
weightoffissileisotopes mayberequiredifsoagreedandspecified intherelevan
FacilityAttachment .' |
20.'Isotopecode':toindicatethekindoffissileisotopeofwhichtheweight 1
isciveninaccordance withtheprevious paragraph ,oneofthefollowing codes
shouldbeused:
Code
Foi:fissileisotopecontentof
U235only G
forfissileisotopecontentof
11235plusU233 J
forfissileisotopecontentof
U233only K
21.'Measurement basis':thiscolumnservesfortheindication whetherorno„the
reported batchdataarebasedonmeasurements madeattheMBAand,ifnot,whatthey
arcbasedon.Oneofthefollowing keywords orcodesshouldbeused:
Keywords Code Explanation
measured M thebatchdataarebasedonmeasure­
mentsmadeatthe1,3A,including
onitsboundary
measured elsewhere N thebatchdataarebasedonmeasure­
mentsmadeatanother I.JBA
tagged T thebatchdataarebasedonmeasure­
mentspreviously madeatthesameI.3A
endhavebeenreported forthat13A.ii
anICRorPILendthemeasurements he*
notbeenrepeated
labelled L thebatchdataarebasedonmeasure­
mentspreviously madeatanother13A
andhavebeenreported forthepresent
}/3AinanICRorPILandthemeasurers
havenotbeenrepeated .
Inthecaseofacategorychange(inventory changecodeDN,IK,10),ITS,37)
orF.Ii),the.measurement basiscodeisK.
*Jrounding :digits1-4shouldberoundedoff
should i-o"rounded ud'

22.'Cor.ci.vGnote':nota,-iplicablc . <i£fJ [53
23.1Correction 1:thiscolunniausedwhenit.innecessary tocorrect ,enehtiy
^inanearlier 3'CR,bygivingthenumberoftheearlierreportandthatofthe
entrythereinwhichneedscorrection .Theremainder ofthislineshouldgivenil
thoinformation inrespectofthicentryasitshouldnowreadsothatthoentire
lineoftheoriginalentryisreplaced .Ifthecorrection consists inaddingoneor
morelinestothooriginalreport,thelinenumbersindicated jjithesecolumns
shouldbethenumbersofthelastentrylineintheoriginalreportplus1,2,etc.
(uptoandnotmorethan8entries).Ifthecorrection consistsindeletinga
lino,theoriginalentryshouldbereplaced byalinecontaining zeroquantities .
Reasonsforcorrections shouldbegiveninconcisenotes.
Tnotoro'c Tinta
Paragraphs 24to23refertotheversionR.01.2only,
24.•'Toentrynumber'sin"thiscolumntheentrynumberoftherelatedbatchdata
shouldberepeated inordertopermittherelateddatatobeconnected ;thus,
uraniumandplutonium mustbeenteredondifferent lines,withareference tothe
respective lineentryabove,
25.'Contin .notapplicable .
26.'^U233 •i3242':theweightpercentages oftheindicated isotopes
shouldbogivenasspecified intherelevantFacility Attachment ,
-Fortheapplication ofisotopecorrelation techniques anaccuracy
ofatleasttwodecimalsisrequired ,
27.'].'eesuromont basis':seeparagraph 21above.
N-
2B,1Correction':seeparagraph 23above.
1 . -
EXPLANATION OFF0R1IH.02-PHYSICAL H;V33;TTORY LISTING
29.ThisreportformshouldbeusedforPhysicalInventor;,' Listings (PIL)only.
ToeachI.Viterial BalanceReportorset,ofmaterial BalanceReportspertaining
tothesomeperiodaPhysical Inventory Listingistobeattached .Sincethe
information tobegiveninfomft..02isspecified inthesamewayasthattobe
giveninR.01,theexplanations inrespectofformR,02.consistofreferences to
therelevant paragraphs ofR.01.~.
HeadingTnrorrlation •
30,TheseitemsaretobehandledasthoseforR.01:seeparp/raphs2-6,
t

OVitch)Tflr.nt.lfJcf.tJon îvita-
31.'Entryno.11aeeparagraph 7.
32.'Continuation 1:notapplicable .
33.*KI.IPCode'1aainparagraph 12,butforinventory keymeaaurecent point.
34.'Namaornumberofbatch'sseeparagraph *13.
35.'tfuwborofitemsinbatch 1:seoparagraph 14..
36.'J-iaterialdescription' :seoparagraph 15.
Accountancy Data
37.'Element' :aeeparagraph 16.
38.'heightofelement' :secparagraph 17.
39.'UnitKG/G':seeparagraph 18.
40.'Woightoffissileisotopes' :seeparagraph 19.
41.'Isotopecode':seeparagraph 20.
42.'ïvïeasurement basis':eeeparagraph 21.
1 -
43.'Correction to':seeparagraph 23.
BXPLATTATIOriS OFFOIL"R.03-T.TAT5RTAL 3ALAITC3REPORTS
44-.Thi3reportformshouldbousedforMaterialBalanceReports(l.'JJIl)only.
Sincotheinformation tobegiveninformR.03istoalargeextentspecified
inthecamewayasthattobegiveninR.01,thee>:plariationsinreapectof
forraR.03consistofreferences totherelevant paragraphs offoriaR.01.
ITQTi"?:Unlessotherwise indicated intherelevantFacility Attachment ,separate
HBRashallbepreparedforeachcategory ofnuclearmaterial aslistedinpara­
graph16above.
Hesain.'' Inforrrntion J
I
45.ThoseitemseretobohandledasforforaR.01:seeparagraphs2-6.
Colinnn ])3r3criT>tîon
46.'Entrynumber':seeparagraph 7.
47»'Continuation' :notapplicable .
40.'Entryname':inthiscolu.'nnthefollowing keywordortheircodesshould
beused,inthesequenceindicated asapplicable forthetypeofISAinquestion :PPSTP^'rrirvij.Uv.ii.vv' ii'D
sBsmcïnù

noywards^IRIÇTED
GoclO(55
Explanation
Beginning physical inventory
(Inventory ch,m;;es:forkeyv/orda
.andcod^,3relatinstovarious
typesofinventory cinn^,see
paragraph 11ofthoseexplanations ,)
Adjusted endingbookinventory BA
Endingphysical inventory P3
Material Unaccounted For(MUF)MPPBBeginning physical inventory shouldbe
equaltotheendingphysical inventory
oftheprevious report.
Foreachtypeofinventory change >as
••applicable forthe1.13Ainquestion ,one
•consolidat3d entry3houldbercadoforthe
)entirereporting period;listfirst
increases intheinventory andthen
decrease therein ;-receipts ofnuclear
piaterialatthefacility shouldbe
entered onshipper'sdata.
χ
Endingbocl:inventory including S/PJ) .
(ifapplicable ).
Rounding adjustmentI.tPMaterial unaccounted for-shouldbe
calculated asthedifference betv.'ssii
adjusted endingbookinventory and
physical inventory .
RAQuantityrequired tomaketheroujvaedsun
equaltotheeraoftheroundedterm.
Thiaisgivenonlyfortheadjusted
endingbookinventory .
49.'Element' iceeparagraph 16.
50.'Weightofelement'sseeparagraph 17.
51.'UnitKG/G1:seeparagraph 10.
52.'Weightoffissileisotopes' :seeparagrah 19.
53.'Isotopo Code':seeparagraph 20.
54*'Correction' *seeparagraph 23.
-so-■■'•■STR'CTED

PPcrmr-Tr ,^ '(5£
K[,'W
Code11PROVISION OFINFORMATION BYTHEUNITED KINGDOM
INACCORDANCE WITHARTICLE 14OFTHEAGREEMENT
CodeKefer'
(Arti
Agreement Ience
cles)
ProtocolSubjectTimelimit
11.1I■■
1(O9,HI
Despatch ofadvance
notification ofwithdrawal
ofnuclearmaterial fromf
thescopeoftheAgreement
fornational security
reasons.SeeCode11.2
fordetailsofinformation
tobetransmitted .!
ToreachtheAger«
andtheCommunity
10daysbeforeth
materialistobe
withdrawn unless
otherwise specifi
intherelevant :
Facility Attachée
NoteInformation included underCode11shallbetreatedasconfidential -.
RESIRLCIËD
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RESTRICTED
Code 11.2 -Model
Agreement Reference
(Articles )
14
INFORMATION TOBEPROVIDED FOR ADVANCE NOTIFICATION OFINTENDED WITHDRAWAL
OFNUCLEAR MATERIAL FROM THE SCOPE OFTHE AGREEMENT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY
REASONS
(l) Material Balance Area Code
(2) Installation s .
(3) Quantities
(k) Chemical Composition
(5) Enrichment orisotopic composition (ifappropriate )
(6) Physical Form
(7) Number ofitems
(8) Description ofcontainers andseals
(9) Shipment identification data .
(10;Date ofnotification
(11)Name ofauthorised person ,onbehalf ofUnited Kingdom

^STTHOim subsidiary Lh:c.::oz.-3:v:z
PA.1T (Annexai (a))
UNITED KINGDOM FACILITIES LIST^ν'ί'7'Λ I.-ν..·»· -ϊ
•'ν ι·'· ι'■»'*» ^ :
*Λ.Ι.·<0.1ι 1>>· ·■»ί »
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'■$Provided ,inaccordance with Article 1(b)oftheAgreement between theUnited
Kingdom ofGreat Britain andNorthern Ireland ,theEuropean Atonic Enerry
Consunity andtheInternational Atoaic Energy Agency fortheapplication of
•Safeguards intheUnited Kingdoa ofGreat Britain andNorthern Ireland in
connection with theTreaty ontheNon-Proliferation ofNuclear Weapons
Signed inVienna on6September 19?6 » . '.
BHITISH 1ÎUCIEAR FJELS LTD
| 1 ' ' ' . I.' ■■1 1
•British Nuclear Fuels Ltd Vindscale Works
Sellafield •" " .
•Seascale * .
CUMBRIA CA20 1PG 1 • '
.British Nuclear Fuels LtdSpringfielas Works . . '
Salwick ■ ■ . '
PrestonLANCASHIRE mkOXJ
• • ' * *
British Nuclear Fuels Ltd Ca-penhurst Works
Caoenhurst
- * · *Chester .1- ■ ' .
CÏÏESIIXRE CH1 6ER • .
* • > ..
British Nuclear Fuels LtdChapelcross Works
Annan ...
Dumfrieshire '
SCOTLAND DG12 6RF .• . .
.UNITED KINGDOM ATOMIC ENERGY AUTHORITY
UKAEA Atomic Energy Establishment Winfrith
•Dorchester
BORSSI 1>T23DH , , •' '
uKAEA Windscale Nuclear Power Development Laboratories
'Sellafield '
Seascale . .
'CDKBRTA CA20 1PG .
UKAEA Dounreay Nuclear Power Development Establishment
Dounreay - .
Thurso . . - • . .
CAithness .
SCOTLAKD KWVf 7TZ " . , ' *" -
UKAEA Springfields Nuclear Power Development Laboratories
Salvick -
Preston
LANCASHIRE PR*+OXJ
•• "
*
iUKAEA Atonic Energy Research Establishiccnt Harwell
'Harwell . . , *.
Didcot ■'
0XF0RDSHI3E 0X11 ORA .

'•.RESTR1CTED
»
»
i
CNRRPAL ETJSCTPTCTTY C~RR3ATII.'G BOARD
CEGBBradwcll Nuclear PowerStation
Bradw'jll-on-Sea
NrSouthainster • ■..
ESSSX CKO7HP
CEGBBerkeley NuclearPowerStation
Berkeley
GLOUCx-STERSHXRïï GL139PA . .\
CEGBBerkeley NuclearLaboratories
CEG3Research Departnent ,•
Berkeley
GL0UCS5TERSIiIR3 GL139PB
•
CEGBDungeness 'A'HuclearPowerStation
.Roanoyharsh .
'KEHTTN299P?
CEGBEungeness "B*NuclearPowerStation
RomneyHarsh -– f•
KEÎJTTN299PP " •
CEGBHartlepool NuclearPower .Station
TeesRoad
Hartlepool
TEESIDE TS25HBZ
CEGBHinkleyPoint'A'NuclearPowerStation
'NrBndgewater
SOMERSET TA51UD •
CEGBIlinkleyPoint'B*Nuclear PowerStation
NrBrid£ewater
SOMERSET TA5'UD
ê ■
CEGBOldburyNuclear PowerStation
Thornbury
NrBristol ..
AVONBS12IRQ
CJLGBSizewell Nuclear PowerStation
leiston
SUFFOIK IP164UE
CEGBTrawsfynydd Nuclear PowerStation
Trawsfynydd
Gwnedd _,,
NOIÎTHVALESLIAIbUS
CEGBV/ylfaNuclearPowerStation ^CacaosBay f
An^lecea
Gwnedd .• ' '
KOilTilVALESlib?ODH-

SOUTHorscori.»;:p EIIX;T?ICTTY BOARD
SSE3Hunterston 'A*Nuclear PowerStation
WestK.ilbride • • ■
Ayrshire . : ..
SCOTIVJiDKA23$>0.T ' ■* |
SSE3Hunterston 'B'Nuclear .PowerStation • I
WestKilbride • |
Ayrshire
SCOrLAN'D KA239QT
wny-^siTiEs
University of-LondonReactorCentre "'
SilwoodParkSimnin£hall . •
Ascot
BFRXSiŒRE SL57PÏ .■
QueenMaryCollegeResearch Reactor
Umversity oflondon ..•
MilexjadRoad . •i
ÏAMDONE1kUS *. ' •••'
Scottish Universities Research andReactor Centre
EastKilbride ... •''' ■i
GIASGOW G75OQU . . ,
Universities Research ReactorRisley
Universities ofLiverpool andManchester
Rj.sJ.ey
Warrington '
CBESIIIKE WA36AT
FIRMS
* * I
ImperialChenicalIndustries #LtdTrigaReactor
Petrochemicals Division
POBoxNo2 V
Orcanic' Houee • , . .
Billinjham .. *'
TEESID3 TS231JB -. .•
CSWEngineering Ltd
11HaxtedRoad
HemelKeciDGtead -
HERTFORDSKXRS
Pickford ,Holland &CoLtd # ..•
HayesLaneWorks .
Ifi'C
Stourbridge * .•..
VESTHIDLANDS.DY9 8PH ••'.
NOTE
Article 1oftheAgreement providesthatcertainfacilities orportsthereofintheUKmayboexcludedatanyti:r.efornationalsecurityreasons.Ccrtai
partsofscr.eoftheabovefacilities areexcluded frcmthescopeofthe
A/rrcfcir.cnt forsuchreasons. -

kjv,JLi>.L2iiV1MiilüiiG^I'JillillS
Innex1(1))/ îTvL»*/kàSjy
LISTOPFACILITIES ItfTEEU1TITED KINGDOM DESIGNATED
FUnSUAIJT TOARTICLE78(a)OPTHEAGESSl-EiiT
1RPST^ifTPHiljv,_3»jiis=M

SUBSIDIARY ARRA-TGEMECTS ^-.•>'.->•*..
'–: Ktb,i*I:-
GEI;5j?AL iPARP :
■(fonexïï)
ASVxS,indicative questiokaire ,referred TOEffARTICLE'II
TOS?^PPnSrSH2 LAnDTi!SpIDIpATESTHSDESIGNAND-OTHERINFORMATIONBEPROVIDED FORTHEPREPARATION OFFACILITY ATTACHMENTS
.•'■'^;'A#'1TEACTORFACILITIES '■ :
iDatoofinformation ­
/
_■IDENTIFICATION OPTHEFACILITY V•;V;f '0.V.AV•
•Ñamo •' •.
2.•.•Location . •'/ •
■3*•-..Owner(legal)yresponsible body) ' ••
'4»Operator (legallyresponsible ."body) .*•'
'5*Presentfitatua(inoperationor.expecteddateofstartofoperation )
.7Purposeandtypooffacility '' • '-
'^*.,7 .Operating modeoffacilityinfluencing itcthroughput ,,(Shiftsystem
'•«-••adopted .,'approximate daysofoperating timeperyear,.eto.)
'•'ft '"*' ' '
.Layoutoffacility&ito,.Mapshowingporimotors andpromisesofthe
.. facilityintheformofaeitolayout}•buildings ,roado,rivers,
'v\'afetc, '/*■. : ;7 •..
'• ■...I??Quioffacilityr-' _..•• v-.;7.:..
-': (a)structural containment ,fencesandaccessrouteoj •
,(h) ■inc-omingmaterial "etoragoarea: '■/"
\7\"v.-•'(6)reactorarea; .-7.•... •<.777'.;';"V.•'7"
■·..· ·'·'·-ν·/.,ν ! . .·.■■ ··'·....·'·.■■■·-..··.■
'••• tostandexperiment area,laboratories } ' .77.
•i®/.outgoingmatorialstorageareaj _ '-
(^).nuclearmanorial .wastedisposal *,• :-
'Additional icainfacilitydatat
• .(a)ratedthermaloutputperreactorforcontinuous operation ;-
?*:*x . V*'eourcoandepooialfissionarlo mo.torial ;''■
.•'•*.•.•• (°),ìnitialcorooririchments ; ••^
•,;-v(à).modorator - 'v •''*•'
[COolant.'V ^ .•'■;1 v'. ■•.
'•.•...••i\r^'>tVV<*.?1 - V.•

;•CENKVJ.ARRANGEMENT OPTHEFAGTLITT INCLUDING FEATURES EEUTJtfG TOKJWSRUU
..ACCOLCTAPOY ,CQSTAJKXEU ?ANDSURVSILUXCB •••....:• ...•• .••f•
•?'
#/
•Description ofHuclcar Material–. • ♦'
•llfFuelelementancl/oracaowblyoutlinedrawinginsufficientdetail>o
indie.?/-ocenoraletruoturewithovara.lldinonsiono .(Sleme&tiothe'.
•emalloi»*containodfuolunitjaBeeciMyiothecotifoinpAìon ©f'elementote
&AoiKuiugunivuuchaacluctox 1orbundle#Provioiows iToj*olcjnenl€otch«oago
ohouldbechownifapplicable andindication giveaifthinisforeseenio
oo&routuiooperation# ).••;..v v'v-*'.*■-/#
12#Fuelnotorial–/(includingnucloarMaterialincontrolorshia
esoeiublf.aaifapplicable )* .. .
• *• •• .•.•. '•••
'j"'•.(*)chemicalcompositionormajofalloyoor.stituentcj'
•,.00«»veraffoenriohwentparassemblyj''/ '.';:•
*.(o)nominalweightoffuolmaterialpojpaoeewblywithdesign
WCÏWJ08S » •••*. •.•V.■,:«■•.
.13*Claddin£material ««–' • .
• *
•14.Hothodofidentifyinc*:individualfuel©lesiontaand/orooeeiabUeoif"
;applicable , •.j... ;.'v
• •
15.Othernuclearratorialusediathefacility(stat'jbrief3jrwatorial,'
_purposeandwayofUoingMaterial,q,g.boosterrode)#
y'iov?ofIfyclearMaterial •
16»Schematicflewsheet:forthenucloaraatsrialshowingpointawhore
nuoJ.oar «»atori&lioidentifiedorm&acured,oaterialbalancoaroaoand'
invontoxylocationsusodformaterialbalanceaooouiitaiicy wvJlcoticated •'
•roneoofinventoriooofnuclearjaatwialinthouoareasundernoraal'
'.oparating condition»# >.'*•' '
•■■■*■.
Itomo11-14tobeoj-icweredforoaohtypoofassemblyinthe'
.iaouity.•ierusanolo^y oonsiotont witJj11ohouldbeused#
VQ.boprovidedforthoaetypeooffuelfori/hichnon-dostractivo ''
icckniciuaaiornuclworaaterialuonay-areavailable#

■■ :v
■■■■' \ v17«.Expoctocv,nominaiIfuolcycledataincludine (asapplioabie )i,.
-(a)roaotorcoroloading;5'•■;". V' ;V,v-
•'(h)©xpeotod lnxxm-upj' • '/•'■v-:'■
(c)annualrefuelling amount }•' v:, •.V
.•.(d)arcfuelling :interval (on~loadoroff-load)}••'/ ;'•
'(f)approximate forecaotofthroughput ;andinventory andofreceipts
.andohipinento.' 'm- ....j.-• ••-
H.-w'lin/ifofNuclearMaterial . •■"»...
18.Layoutandgeneralarx*angement drawingsoffresh ,fuelstorago,and
Aorcription ofpackaging offroohfuol. •''■■ •
19.Layoutandgoneralarrangement clravfingooffeohfuelpreparation
and/oraoooyroom"andreactorloadingarea,
T* ' • •"
20.Gonora.larrangement drav/ingooffuoltransferequipmentforfreohand
irradiated fuel,including refuelling toachinea .orequipment . ■
.•. ". n ■ "
21.Coneralarrangement drawingofreactorvobgqI,locationofcoroand
openinga invesco.1,methodoffuolhandlinginveaool.'
,22.Sketchofcoro,ghowingthegeneraldisposition ,lattice ,form,
pitchanddijr.onaiona ofcore,reflector ,location ,chapesanddimorisiono0
contrololemanta,experimental and/orirradiation positions . .•.v
23.Number'andoizoofchannelsforfuelelementsoraceomhlioa andfor.
oontrolelementsinthocoro# i:-.'.V
24»'SpGï\1ifUG1S"t0I*£Lg6}- 1 '•**■l';j•"V,■**v';'
(0,)loyoutrnidgenoralarrangement drawings ; •' '•
.00mothoaofstorage; ••■ ••■ t*.r ■y
•(o)designcapacityofstorage;. \''•
.'•(d)^equipmentforhandlijagirradiated fuol} •'. ••••".•
:(0)minima,)coolingtime "beforeshipmentorirradiated fuel';
.(^)ilvhwin^&ncidoocripl-ioh cfshippingcaokforirradiated fuol
(aoinquiredtooxplor^t)iop'owoi'biXity of.coaling). ,

•••■:RÉSISICTED ^■•■(fe
25,Wucloax-'materialtoutingarea(ifapplicable )» ','
.•'(a)briefdescription ofthonatureoftheactivities performed ;'
(b).doBCription ofmajorequipment (o»g.,hotooll,fueloloment
.'Jdooladding anddissolution equipment);... .'v.-.'
•.(o)doncription ofchipping "containers fornuclearmatoriai and
,; •paokagingofwasteandscrap(asroquired ,to*explarothe...••
.'possibility of.sealing). •• *«'•••••'•'
(d)storageofunirradiated andirradiated nuolearmaterial ;"* .
(o)layoutand*gonoralarrangement drawingsfortheabovet-ifnot
.•coveredelsewhere , ^ •
CoolantData , . •• :•'•*
26.Schematic coolantflowdiagx'ama asrequiredforheat "balance ..
calpulationc (indicating pressure ,temperatures andmassflowratesat
najOi"points), • - \
HUCLEAR MATERIAL ACCOUNTAKCY ANDCONTROL
t .
27•Nucloarmatoriaicontrolandaccountancy cyqtem(describoitemand/or
massaccow.itoricysystem,5j>oluding relevant asGaymeasurement methodsused
withassessedaocuracios supplying specimen "blankformeusedinall;
controlandaccountancy procedures ).Lengthofpreservation ofsuch
recordsshouldbestated* "";. .• ■••.••• •
OTHERI7IF0RMATT.0N RELEVANT -TOAPPLICATION OPSAFEGUARDS ■ ■
\ * .
28,..Organizational structurefortsaterialaccountancy andcontrol.
2$,Information onthohealthandsafetyprocedures whichtheAgoncyBhall
observeandwithwhichthe.inopeotors shallcomplyatthofaoility. .»
■'·/*;"'·ί.·[*·'"V ,.#
'ι

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B»'■"CRITICAI .Ali»ZERQ.'ENERCff FACXLITIES ' ";V ••
C.•' V"-i)atoofinformation ' •;
IDENTIFICATION JIOHOF'TH3FACILITY' ;;■:'.// '•
;!•••Kamo ••• '•'■"■ VvY-';•T
2».Looation s-;^.-v
'Oirtisr .(loyallyreeponoibl© bo3y)•' r'. vV
..Operator(loyallyrosponsible body) ';V.-"-'''.'."V'Vw
5„Preoentstatus(inop3rationorexpecteddataofstartofoperation)";j»
6*-.Purposeandtypooffacility,' ..V\* ..
-'7.Oporating modeoffaoilityinfluencing itsthroughput.,(Shiftsystem •
'*adopted,approximate daysofoperating timeperyearoto,)'
•8.'':Layoutoffacilityeito.Mapshovingperimeters andpremise®ofthe'
faoilityintheformofasitelayout }"buildings ,roads,rivoro,railways,■
-'•9«"Layoutoffacility ! -• »?. '•'A•
(a)struct\iral containmènt ,foncesendaccessroutes;< .r""'.j,
:>•(b)nuclear -materialstoragearoa(o);...':.v 'i'■'.'■■■
•' '(°5-fuol©lementaseembling arca»laboratorios ,oto.; .;r./i
(d)oriticalaeeembJyproper–' *. ;-V7' :'"'."V•;<; '■
>10*Additional mainfaoilitydataci .
".(a)roaximuraexpectedornvziing powerand/orneutrosi'flux;V:'. - •"'»
;'".',v..'(b)maintypo(o)ofnuclearnotarialandenrichment ;. .
■'(o)moderator ; 3- ■".VV-'"'V,.r v.-''..
(d)*roflootor ,
,i-« r. •"i:'--.'iV
. . " *• ' ».■ *•tJ'^°pi'ovidsdforeach>oritioalassembly'iftaorothoA*oneintho-;
oritioal 1faoility,..... r.;.A ..
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"···.··'-ν-·Ε"·'!ΐ·.ν··''·. '■.···.·:.,-Λ·;" :.blankot;' -•= .•".y.%'/•v.<" -f;

y.,.;
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OFTJD3FACILITY "INCLUDING FEATURES JULLATINOTOMATERIAL
ACCOUNTING CONTAINMENT ANDSURVSILLANC13 •.<•
pancri.ptionofNuclearM.vtorial '■
11.Description "bymoancofdrawingsorothorvioo ofallnuclearmaterial
infacility showingt ■ ,'•• '
/(a)alltypesofuniteincluding normalhandlingunits';
...,.»«•/
•-(b)chemicalcomposition or'mainalloyconstituents ;' .
(o)'formenddimensions ;•-•*•-•••*?y'••i.'.
(d)enrichment ; -'•* : .'• ••
^/(o)nominalweight ,ofnuclearmatorialwithdesigntolerances ;
(f)–''oladdingmatorial ;and ;; ••», ..
(g)mothod(s)ofidentifying units* , '••.
location ©:n&Hp.ndlin#f ofNuclearMaterial •■
L1LIIML )-»!-■"ImmII■ I--|•"I"II~- " ' t
12oPoBoription "bymeans"clayoutandgeneralarrangement drawings o?
■otherwise of: .r ..* .
(a)nuclearmaterialstorageandassemblyareasandcritical '
assembly(ios)proper(inventory looations);
'. π '·. ,Λι« *» I« Α· I· Λ 4 ··«4. ^'(b)theestimated rajigeof.inventories ofnuclearmaterialinthoso
.. - • .'•.....locations ;. ■ ..... •
.(o)thephysicalarrangement ofequipment usedfor.assembling ,
tootingandmoaauring nuolearmatorial ;and .•
.(d)theroutesofnuclearmaterial * :'•■■■■ ■
13*Sketchofcriticalassemblycoreshowingcoresupportstructure ,
shielding andhoatremovalarrangements ?withdescription (tobeprovided •'
'foreachcriticalassemblyifmorethanoneinthecritio&lfacility),
JJUCU3AR MATERIAL ACCOUNTANCY ANDCONTROL ':. '
*•'*1'••:•*'\ ., * *'*
Accountancy System "■ '•,*• ■
■«■«■* V.»»-n­
•; *• • .I'.
14*Description ofthenuclearmatorxalcontrolandaccountancy tystoa
(douoriboitemand/oriflassacoounts.ncy aystem,.includingrelevantassay
*/Toboprovidedforthosetypoaoffuolfox1vhichnoii-doatractivs
technique.' .:fornuclearmatorial assay *areavailable .
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rnothodounodwithaBGonsed .aoouraoico)oupplyih#opocimonblankforma •
usodinallcontrolandacoou;atancyprocedures .Longthofpx-coorvation
ofouchrooordoohouldbostated.V
pjyoicalInventory"• *\.: ■
15*Beocription ofprocodurso ,cchodulcdfrequency,methodsof
'operator'o.invontoryta)cin£("bothforitemand/ormassaccountancy
V,includingrelevantaoofiymothodo),expectedaccuracy;aocoos'to-
.'nucioarmaterial'isthecoreuultoirradiated nuoloarmaterial
°utctidothoooro,expootedradiationlovelo. .
OTHERIHFORMATION RELEVANTTOAPPLICATION OFSAFEGUARDS ''
16.Organizational' struotur©formaterialaooountaucy andcontrol.
Μ '
17.Information onthohealthandsafetyprocedurevhiohehallbo
•...ohfjorvodor.duithvhiohthoinopeofcorashallcomplyatthefaoiltity

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'''H'':RESTRÎGTËD •V;'
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)..;C'v..•••C*:'CONVERSION ,■FABRICATION AS))'REPROCESSING FACILITIES ''..•'
•• '• ■1V' E&toof..Information .•••«•••••••••••«
IDENTIFICATION .OFTHEFACILITY '; VVi/':";'-K.-
1.•liama * ;_:••'.•• .••••,.•
•;;v'2«•Looation *' •."• v..;•:r'*';•':y' :
i'•'Ovmer(legal3yresponsiblo "body) -\;•
Operator (loyallyresponsible "body)' V;<-•/ •''v''.'•'
5.Presentstatus(inoperationorexpecteddateofstartofoperation )
'•"'■6..Purposeandtypeoffacility - .... ".
•' '.' *• , .■ 4
••• .. \ .,» • *
'7,'Operating ir.odeoffacilityinfluencing -itsthroughput ,(Shiftsystem
adopted,approximate daysofopei'ating timeperyear,etc.) ,
■ »
*8»LayoutoTfacilityoito#Mapuhowiagpoi%iino*toi*Gandpremisesofiho
'facility ,intheformofasitolayout;"buildings troads,rivers,
..railways,etc# •• ;,'•• .•
9«.:Layoutoffacility » ■'•*.' ;.
(a)otruotural containment ,fencesandaccessroutes *
00routesfollowedbynuclearmaterial }.>'.'-!
..incomingnuclearmaterialstorage'; 'v,- .
'•v."'■'W ■eac*1roa*,nprocessing areaandprocesslaboratory *.'.■.
••*;;•(o)testorexperimental araaé:■ "
.•\f)outgoingnuclearmatorialstorage;' ...•' ••
(g)vast©disposalfacilities }*•' ''
(h)enalytioal latoratoiy .• ,1>I
1;rii
r..-.OEJsEHAL APJRA'f,'CWIEII?OFTiiEFACILITY INCLUDB^O FEATURES RELATING TOMATERIAL 'f
ACCOUNTANCY COnTABJl-GSJiT AKPSURVBILLAiiCB .■ . ;•|
Flow,LocationendHandlingofNuolearMaterial' ' :~
♦ «iI'lilOU
10*»jcho/5u\.t/.oflowobootforthenuolearmaterialshovfingpointswhere • r
•|naoioarmai-eiialisidentified orjiieaaurodj materialbalancearoasand .'
* •
■locauiona.\uicdfo^* &ccovuvfc&ncy andoaviir.atod
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rangoofinventories ofnuoloarniatorialinthoseareao "undernormal
operatingconditions .Thocloscx-iption shouldinoludo(ifapplioo.ble )t ■«•
:... ;•''*y.. •••'..... ^v ■%;#•**' ••«H>(a)'batchelseorflowrato: :v*v ':
'••'0>)methodofstorageox*packing;'■\ .••''• •
'(o)•storagecapacity ? •'
(d)approximate forecastofthroughput andinventory -andof.rocoipta ^
'•■};■:andshipments..."•.■'1' .%.."••-'j-'........
!'s-.XI,tnadditionto10above,foodstorageareasforreprocessing plants
aatwdd "'bodefloribed bya'generalarrangemoni drawingshowings .
'"••:<(a)locationsforfuoleleoontaandhandlingequipment }"''
'•(b)typooffuolelementsincludingnuoloarmaterialcontentand
enrichment® ^ '•/.••' *
"•IS,,y.nadditionto10above,thodescription ofthorccyoiestageofthe
•?prooeeraohoiildincludeifavailable !. i*.
•.(a)durationoftemporary „toragoj ,'' '■
•(b)sohodulosforexternalreparoling (ifapplicable)...
,.•» • ■• .'"... .i' *, ■
s•13.Inadditionto10above,thodescription ofthodiscardstageofthe
•''♦ •prooessphouldinoludoj • .'■
(a)thodiccardmethod(dispooalorstorage). .v:.
;.'.-14.Undorequilibrinm condiiiono foreaoh'flowsheet referred ,toin
paragraphs .10and16aiidaoovin'ingthemodesofoperationin'paragraph 7»
states :• .• •• • ;;v
*/■(a)thonominalthroughput peryoarj ..V-.•
'(b)thoin-process inventoxy*basedondesigncapacity.' .. •' '1
;'15.jDe&cribothenormalprocedures adoptedforcomplotoorpartial
'' r« -- • •* ■
.oloan-out oftheplant.Inoludodescription ofspecialcampling and ,.._
■measvur^mant points'associated withthecloan-out procedure andBubsequont
"p}\yoioal inventoxy taking,ifnotdosoribed in10abovo.,
.•DcGor.ipU.on ofNuclearMato-^ial ■.
.16.lOosoribo ,bymeaxioofflowsheoio orothorwisoj tho©Btiinatod flow
;,''andiiivciitoiy ^ofallwicloar -isatorialforctorago'and'procoooareas...."
Thodoccx'iptio nshouldinclude ,s t/'v;

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NUCU3AK MATERIAL ACCOUNTANCY ANDCONTROL(a)pbyoical andchemical form} Vv'-./'T"•
'»
:•(b)■contontrangeoroxpoctodupperlimitsforeachcatogor ,,*of
.■coliaorliquiàdiooaràmaterial ;}:'•••• 'V.- ..
•''•:1(o)enrichraent range. ,- '' v'
AocovntingSystem . "•vr-•;' ,..'••
17..Description of"theaccountancy systemusedtorecordandreport
"accountancy datawrulestablish' matorial "balances ,supplying specimen
formau.sodinallprocedures' ,,Longthofpreservation ofnuchrecords
••nhould "beotatod. • '
M • . •
18.Indicate whcr\andhowoftenmaterial "balances aremade,including any i
•'duringcampaignc ?,Describe methodandprocedure for.adjustment .ofaocounts
afterplantinventory •baking. ':
, » •
19.'Describeprocodureforhandlingshipper/receiverdifferences and
'methodofadjustment ofaccounts ,- '.
,. ' »*
20.Deccribo procedure formakingcorrections toaccouatn dueto
procedural orclericalmiotakooandthe.offeotonchipper/receiver
■difforenoea ,ifapplicable , .'... ... •••:
r'1.*•.'• • •<\*.
PhysicalInventory ; ./
'.'21#Rofcrcnco iomadetoparagraph 15«Identify theitemsofequipment on
.the.flowsheets ofparagrapho 10and.16toberegarded aocontainers for
nuclearmatorial underphysical inventory conditions ,,'Statethetimingin
thecampaign programme oftakingphysical inventories ,• •V'•. ,
'■MethodoforMeasurement,SamplingandAnalysis '•, .•...■
22.Methodofootablishir.g eachmeaouremont atthepointindicated should
"hodoticribod ;equations ortablesucodand'calculations madetodetermine
actualcruantitioo ofwoightaor.volumesshouldboidentified .Rcoording
.ofdataautomatically orm^inually .shouldboetatod.•Methodofand
practical procedures forcampingforeachpointindicated shouldbe..•
described .■ ■'v'-*'--. : ;v: •'
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23..' -Analytical methodsuoodforaccountancy purposesahoula
bodescribed .Inference to&manual -orreportviould "bo••
suitablo . ^v'-''
"•■ 'ControlofMeasurement Accuracy .•• :■"....\-_'•
24*Dooorxbomeasurement qualitycontrolprogramme relevantfor
-'material accounting including programmes (togetherwithaccuracy
values)forthocontinuing -appraisalofanalytical ,weight,
.'volumeandsamplingprecisions andbiases,/andforthecalibra–
tionofassociated equipment jmethodofcalibrating thomeasuring
■'•■-equipment referredtoinparagraph 231typeandqualityof
•standards usedforanaiyti.oalmethodsreferredtoinparagraph 23?
•/1,
:• "typ®ofanalytical .equipment used,-mothodofCalibration and -
■frequoncy. ' ...».... •
'Statist-icalEvaluation .'•• .'–
25*Deecribo iaethodaofstatistica !ovaluatión ofdataaccumulated
tinmeasurement controlprogrammes' forthoevaluation ofprecision'
andaccuracyofmeasurements andthoestimation ofmeasurement ••
v•.uncertainty (i.e.,dotex-mination oft]c\erandomandsystematic -.
erroroofthomeasvirements findthoassociated limitsoforx'or;
statisticalprocedures usedtocombineindividual measurement
••.-•.'■'errorestimates toobtain ,theovoro.lllimitsoferrorfors/R
'•'•'/.••if'differences ,the"bookinventory ,thophysical .inventoryendMUF)«
'OTHERINFORMATION RELEVANT TOAPPLICATION OF-SAFEGUARDS
26«rOrganisational structureformaterialaccountancy andcontrol
27»-'•:••."Information on'the-healthandsafetyprocedures which .
;ohallboobserved andwithwhichtheinspectors shallcomplyat
.-thefaoility.' ;;--v '?v
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D.STORAGE FACILITIES-' '..
•. ' v•"Batecfinformation
IDENTIFICATION "OFTHEFACII-T^-. V.•v-;. '
1.■Namo ■ •;
Z»■Location '.' •;■
•/ •* ..
3.Oh-r.er(legallyresponsible body) :'V- '
'.Oporator (legallyresponsible body)/ •>
5.Fremontstatus .' :**. !
6.Purposeandtypooffacility .•.:. •. .
7.'Layoutoffacility.Structural containment ,fencesand.accessroutes,
ifappropriate . ••''■' '''v*"'.
GENERAL APRANGEKEKT OFTIEFACILITY INCLUDING FEATURES RELATING TOMATERIAL
ACCOUNTANCY ,CONTAINMENT ANDSURVEILLANCE-' ! •...■•.
··.·. Ί ·
Description ofNuclearMaterial . •'v ••' .■
' '* ■.· *
8«Description bymeans"ofdrawings .orotherwiseofallnuclearmaterial •
•in'facility showing *c*..•.•' V .••' '
;.(a)>alltypecofunitsincluding normalhandlingunits;./
-(^)chemicalcomposition ormainalloyconstituents ;.1...
'(c)formanddimensions }'.*'. •//■•..V,
(d)enrichment ; •; •_
•(e)i–■/nominalweightofnuclearmaterialwithdesigntolerances };
..**/ .(f)•–'claddingloaterials }and .",
(g).method(s)ofidentifying units. '•'.••...
Iiocations sndHandling ofNuclearMaterial 1 .• ••
.1
$*.Description pymeans"oflayoutandgeneralarrangement drawings 02*
ηotherwise of: .•*' ■
*/Soparatofsvcilities Aotnormallyejooociatcd withenrichment ,conversion ,
fabrication ,reactor?,andchemicalreprocessing ar.d"recoveryfacilities .
.«»/'?obeprovidedforthosetypesoffuelforwliichnon-destructive .
'teohniquos fornuclearmaterial assayaroavailable ..
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(a)'.nuolear materialstoragearoas(invontorylocations);
n("b);thoestimated rangeofinventories *ofnuclearmaterialinthose .
,VV.',''-'locations ; .'I.''>\" V. "
'''•v'-.(o)nuolcarmaterialstorage 'and/orshippingcontainers ; •.
.(d)thorouteaaridequipment usedforciovemsntofnucl«armaterials
- '• . * ,''
'••••"ifapplicable#'-.' -V-'v•■'. ••;\
KUCLBARMATERIAL ACCOUNTANCY A2H>CONTROL V'M,;;V"' -V/
.Acoovntancy Syrstom . .v;
10,Dscjcripiion ofthonuclearmaterial oon'trolandaccountancy system
■■(doecriboitoroand/ormasr;accountancy system,includingrelevantassay
methedausodwithanooeoadaccuracies )supplying cpecioionblankformsused
inallcontrolandaccountancy procedures .1'•..
'PhyfT'.calInventory .';< •....
,"11.Description ofprocedures ?,feohed\i!ocl frequency ,methodoofoperator' a
inventorytaking(bothforitem'and/ormatmaccountancy inoludingrelevant
aooay .ir.othodo),andexpootodacouracy. S. V
/OTHERINFORMATION KSLEVAIIT TOAPPLICATION OPSAFEGUARDS
12.Organizational structure ,forraatsrial -accountancy andcontrol *
13®.Information onthohealth'andcafetyprooeduros' vhichshallbo,"
oboerved andv?ith>/hich;/th©"AabpGctortt .challoomplyatthofacility.

ii■tiiiiimi–r-mmn -■ n. yfTfc|^jM«-p 'j%^'tt^|i|iiiniBii«u–i
•E. ISOTOPE SEPARATION PLANTS
Date
IDENTIFICATION OFTHE FACILITY
f
1. Name
2.Location ,exact address with telephone andtelex numbers .
3.Owner (legally responsible body orindividual ).
k.Operator (legally responsible body orindividual ).
5.Present status (inoperation orexpected date ofentry into operation ).
6.Building schedule (iffacility notinoperation ):
(a)date building starts ;
(b)date offacility acceptance ;
(c)commissioning date .
7.Purpose andtype offacility (nominal separation capacity ,enrichment
facilities ,etc).
8.Operatine mode offacility influencing itsthroughput .(Shift system
ndoptod ,approximate dates ofoperating times inyear ,etc.)
9.Layout offacility site .Mapshowing perimeters andpremises ofthe
facility intheform ofasite layout ;buildings ,roads ,rivers ,railways
10. .Layout offacility
(a)structural containment ,fences andaccess routes ;
(b)containment ofcertain parts ofthefacility ; .
(c)routes followed bynuclear material ;
(d)incoming nuclear material storage ;
(e)each main processing area andpropess laboratory ,including weighing
andsampling area ,decontamination ,purification andfeed areas ,etc
(f)test orexperimental areas ;
(g)outgoing nuclear material storage ;
(h)waste dispo§al facilities ;
(i)analytical laboratory .
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT OFTHEFACILITY INCLUDING FEATURES RELATING TOMATERIAL
ACCOUNTANCY ,CONTAINMENT ANDSURVEILLANCE "
Flow ,location andhandling ofnuclear materials
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11.Description bymeans ofdiagrams orotherwise ofstorage areas andprocess
areas .Thedescription should include (ifapplicable ):
(a)sampling andmeasuring points ;
(b)batch size and/orflow rate ;
(c)method ofstorage orpacking ;
(d)storage capacities ; '
12.Inaddition toitem 11above ,thedescription ofthefacility should
include :
(a)separation capacity ;
(b)enrichment techniques ormethods ;
/
(c)possible points forfeed ,product andtails ;
(d)recycling facilities ;
(e)type andsize ofUF6cylinders used andfilling andemptying methods .
13.Power consumption should begiven ,where necessary .
1^. Each diagram should indicate ,under equilibrium conditions :
(a)nominal throughput peryear ;
(b)physical inventory ofin-process materials ;
(c)material loss rate owing toleakage ,decomposition ,deposition ,etc.,
(d)arrangements forregular plant maintenance (periodic shutdown or '
continuous component replacement ,etc. ).
15.Describe special sampling andmeasurement points associated with
decontamination ofoff-process equipment formaintenance orreplacement .
16.Describe process waste disposal point ,including disposal method ,storage
period ,type ofdisposal ,etc .
Description ofnuclear material
17.Describe ,bymeans offlowsheets orotherwise ,theestimated flow and
inventory ofallnuclear material forstorage andprocess areas .The
description should include :
(a)physical andchemical form ;
(b)enrichment range forfeed ,product andtails ;
(c)content range orexpected upper limits foreach category ofsolid or
liquid discard material .
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NUCLEAR MATERIAL ACCOUNTANCY ANDCONTROL V_>
Accountancy system •
18.Description oftheaccountancy system used torecord andreport .
accountancy data and toestablish material balances ,supplying
specimen forms used inallprocedures .
19.Indicate when andhowoften material balances aremade ,including any ,
during campaigns .Describe method andprocedure foradjustment of
accounts after aphysical inventory taking .
20.Describe procedure forhandling shipper /receiver differences and
method ofadjustment ofaccounts . . .
21.Describe procedure formaking corrections toaccounts due toprocedural
orclerical mistakes andtheeffect onshipper /receiver differences ,if
applicable .. '
Physical inventory • -
22.Identify theitems ofequipment ontheflowsheets ofitems 11and 17
toberegarded ascontainers fornuclear material under physical
inventory conditions .State thetiming ofphysical inventory taking .
Methods formeasurement ,sampling andanalysis ..
23.Refer totheflowsheets ofitems 11and 17forlocation ofsampling and
measurement points . . .
2^. Method ofestablishing each measurement atthepoint indicated should be
v described ;equations ortables used -and calculations made todetermine
actual quantities ofweights orvolumes should beidentified .Recording
ofdata automatically ormanually should bestated ."Method ofand
practical procedures forsampling foreach point indicated should be
described .Indicate number ofsamples taken andrejection criteria .
25.Analytical methods used foraccountancy purposes should bedescribed .
Reference maybemade toamanual orreport .
1 '
Control ofmeasurement accuracy -
26.Describe programmes forthecontinuous appraisal ofweight ,volume and
sampling precision andbiases and for thecalibration ofassociated
equipment .
27.Describe type andquality ofstandards used foranalytical methods
referred toinparagraph 25,type ofanalytical equipment used ,method
ofcalibration andfrequency . •
Statisical evaluation
28.Describe statistical evaluation programmes fordata accumulated incontrol
programmes forweight ,volume ,,sampling andanalytical measurements (i.e »
determination oftherandom andsystematic errors ofthemeasurements and
associated limits oferror );statistical methods used tocombine individual
measurement error estimates toobtain theoverall limits oferror for S/R
differences ,thebook inventory ,thephysical inventory andMUF .© !
*
I
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'OTHER INFORMATION RELEVANT TOAPPLICATION OFSAFEGUARDS
29.Organisation ofmaterial accountancy andcontrol .
30.Information onthehealth andsafety rules which have tobeobserved
andwith which theinspectors must comply atthefacility .
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F.FACILITIES USINGKUCLEAR MATERIAL INQUANTITIES EXCEEDING
ONEEFFECTIVE KILOGRAMME
Foranyfacilityofatypenotreferred ,toinsections AtoEusingmorethan
aneffective kilogramme perannum.
1.Identification ofthefacility
2.Generalarrangement ofthefacility ,including featuresrelating to
material accountancy ,containment andsurveillance .
3.Nuclearmaterial accountancy andcontrolsystem,including techniques
forphysical inventory taking.
4.Otherinformation relevant totheapplication ofsafeguards .
Theinformation required undertheseheadingsis,asapplicable ,thesameas
described inthequestionnaires forthetypesoffacilities comingunder
Sections C,DandE.