Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
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Information Bulletin
08-06
June 20, 2008
Subject: Invitation to Comment on Draft Regulatory Document RD-150, Designing and Implementing a Radiobioassay Program
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) has released for public consultation, draft Regulatory Document RD-150, Designing and Implementing a Radiobioassay Program.
This draft Regulatory Document provides guidance for designing and implementing a radiobioassay monitoring program.
If you would like to submit comments, please do so by the date noted below.
View Draft Regulatory Document RD-150: Designing and Implementing a Radiobioassay Program
Starts on: June 20, 2008
Ends on: August 4, 2008
How to participate
Please submit your comments:
- Email: consultation@cnsc-ccsn.gc.ca
- Mail:
Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Regulatory Framework Division
P.O. Box 1046, Station B
280 Slater Street
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1P 5S9
- Fax:613-995-5086
Please note that any comments submitted, including names and affiliations, may be made public.
You will not receive a formal reply to your comments, however, they may be reflected in a report to be issued at a later date. Please contact CNSC if you have any questions or comments about the draft Regulatory Document consultation process.
About the draft Regulatory Document
Draft Regulatory Document RD-150, Designing and Implementing a Radiobioassay Program:
- offers fundamental concepts in determining the need for a radiobioassay program
- provides information on selecting participants
- assists in determining the optimal sampling frequency
- suggests methods of interpreting results
Key Links
Canadian regulations
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