Conference Chair: Martin J. Virgilio, Deputy Executive Director for Materials, Research , and State and Compliance Programs, U.S. NRC
Welcome and forum opening
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Welcome address |
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Welcome address, presentation of relevant NEA goals and activities |
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Setting the Scene: Radiological Protection – Where Are We? |
Session 1 International Radiological Protection Recommendations
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The 2006 ICRP Recommendations on Radiological Protection |
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BREAK |
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11:20 |
Dialogue with the ICRP Chair: Questions and Answers for Clarification of ICRP Concepts and Approaches |
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12:15 |
LUNCH |
Session 2 Views from Regulatory Authorities on the Draft ICRP Recommendations Chair: Martin J. Virgilio
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13:30 |
Views from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission |
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Views from the US Environmental Protection Agency |
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Views from the US Department of Energy |
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Views from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission |
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Views from Health Canada |
14:45 |
Views from the Mexican National Commission on Nuclear Safety and Safeguards TBD |
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15:00 |
Moderated Panel Discussion: How can new ICRP recommendations best address the needs of radiological protection regulators? |
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Session 3 Panel Discussion From the viewpoint of industries and other stakeholders, w hat are the applications and implications of the ICRP recommendations to issues in How can the ICRP and industries using or exposed to radiation best work together to assure protection of workers and the public? Panel Members:
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16:30 |
Implication of the new ICRP system of Radiological Protection for the International Basic Safety Standards US Nuclear Energy Industry Views on Emerging ICRP Recommendations |
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17:00 |
Moderated Discussion |
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18:00 |
Closure of Day 1 |
09:00 |
Implications of the New ICRP System of Radiological Protection for the International Basic Safety Standards |
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09:20 |
Moderated Discussion of International Implications |
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10:00 |
Break |
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Session 4 Panel Discussion From the viewpoint of professional and scientific organizations, what are the applications and implications of the ICRP recommendations How can the ICRP and professional and scientific radiological protection organisations best work together to help interpret and implement ICRP recommendations? Panel Members :
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10:20 |
Brief Presentations by Panel Members: Issues of Importance |
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10:50 |
Moderated Discussion |
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11:45 |
LUNCH |
Session 5 Panel Discussion From the viewpoint of the health community, w hat are the applications and implications of the ICRP recommendations to issues in How can the ICRP and the Health Community best work together to assure patient and public health and safety? Panel Members :
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Appropriate Use of Appropriate Use of Medical Imaging Tests Medical Imaging Tests Potential Impact of ICRP 2006 Potential Impact of ICRP 2006 American Association of Physicists American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) Comments on in Medicine (AAPM) Comments on ICRP Recommendations ICRP Recommendations Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc. (CRCPD) FDA Views on ICRP Draft Recommendations CORAR Comments on Draft Recommendations of the ICRPD Applications and implications with respect to patient and public health and safety |
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Moderated Discussion |
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Session 6 Panel Discussion What are the applications and implications of the How can the ICRP recommendations and O rganisations dealing with to issues in waste management and environmental protection decommissioning issues best work together to help interpret and implement ICRP recommendations? Panel Members:
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Implications of ICRP Recommendations for Waste by the NEA Radioactive Waste Management Committee (RWMC) Preliminary Comments |
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| Observations on the Draft ICRP 2006 Proposals Michael Ryan, ACNW |
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Moderated Discussion |
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Session 7 Synthesis of the Meeting
Chair: Martin J. Virgilio
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16:30 |
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Henri Metivier Conference Rapporteur |
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17:00 |
Moderated Discussion of Key Findings |
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17:30 |
Implications for CRPPH Developments |
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| 17:45 | Implications for ICRP Developments Lars-Erik Holm ICRP Chair |
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Closure of the Meeting |
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Last updated: 20 September 2006
Programme |
Welcome address
Commissioner Peter B. Lyons
United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Welcome address, presentation of relevant NEA goals and activities
Luis Echávarri
Director General
OECD Nuclear Energy Agency
Setting the Scene: Radiological Protection – Where Are We?
Jacques Lochard
Chair
NEA Committee on Radiological Protection and Public Health
The 2006 ICRP Recommendations on Radiological Protection
Lars-Erik Holm
Chair
International Commission on Radiological Protection
Dialogue with the ICRP Chair: Questions and Answers for Clarification of ICRP Concepts and Approaches
Views from the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Jack R. Strosnider
Director, Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards
United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Views from the US Environmental Protection Agency
Elizabeth Cotsworth
Director
Office of Radiation and Indoor Air
Views from the US Department of Energy
C. Russell H. Shearer
Acting Assistant Secretary
Office of Environment, Safety and Health
Views from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Ramzi Jammal
Director General
Directorate of Nuclear Substances Regulation
Views from Health Canada
Jack Cornett
Director
Radiation Protection TBD
Views from the Mexican National Commission on Nuclear Safety and Safeguards
TBD
Moderated Panel Discussion:
How can new ICRP recommendations best address the needs of radiological protection regulators?
