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Improving Public Confidence in the Regulation of Transport of Nuclear Materials

Abstract The United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has a performance goal to increase public confidence that the NRC is effectively carrying out its mission to protect public health and safety, promote the common defence and security and protect the environment. In the area of regulation of the Uansport of spent nuclear fuel and other radioactive materials, the NRC has conducted public outreach activities related to three major projects: (1) changing transportation regulations, (2) conducting the package performance study and (3) the licensing of a future geological repository for spent nuclear fuel. For each of these projects NRC staff have conducted a number of public meetings. Meeting participants have included interested citizens, representatives of industry, staff from local, state and Native American governments and members of focus groups. Public outreach challenges continue to grow based on increased interest in transportation safety, routing and mode alternatives and security since events of 11 September 2001.