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The guide listing the right questions to ask during the ten-
year outages was finalised by integratingmore specifically
the feedback from the CLIs that were involved in this
process.
The Scientific Committee made an in-depth analysis of
the Off-site Emergency Plans (PPI) and the measures to
protect the populations concerned. The recommendations
and proposals resulting from this workwill be presented
to the members of the CLIs, the institutional bodies and
the partners before the end of the year.
The ScientificCommittee also invested itself in the “Health-
Environment” seminar organised by Anccli and IRSN for
the CLIs in November 2015.
Lastly, the Scientific Committee is currently undertaking
a reflection on climate change and its consequences for
the nuclear power plants.
The Anccli Advisory Committees
Anccli has set up various “advisory committees”
comprising members of CLIs or Anccli. The aim of
these advisory committees is to discuss the technical
implications of nuclear issues with the CLIs, to incite
reflection and encourage the development of citizens
special interest groups.
The “Post-accident and Regions Advisory Committee” (GPPA)
The GPPA met twice in 2015. It is currently drafting a
white paper on the questions of “planning emergency
management and post-accident management”.
It is also involved in the Codirpa initiative. On this
account, some members will participate, in partnership
with ASN and IRSN, in the drafting of a document to
raise the awareness of regional actors to the post-accident
approaches following a nuclear accident and to assist with
the local application of the Codirpa doctrine.
Anccli and IRSN continue to promote Opal (a tool for
raising awareness on the post-accident consequences
associatedwith emergency situations that could concern
nuclear installations) with the CLIs (presentation to the
CLIs of Blayais and Gravelines in 2015). Furthermore,
Opal has been “nominated” to take part in IRISES, an
information and awareness-raising forumonmajor risks,
in the “preventive information” category.
Alongside the work of the GPPA, Anccli has commissioned
ACRO (Association for the Radioactivity Oversight in
the West) to conduct an appraisal of the strengths and
weaknesses of the FrenchOff-site Emergency Plans (PPI).
The aim is to provide a constructive critical analysis
and to issue recommendations.
The Advisory Committee on Radioactive Materials and Waste (GPMDR)
The GPMDRmet three times in 2015. In partnershipwith
IRSN and the CLIS of Bure, it pursued the discussion
on the ILW-HLW-LL (Intermediate and High Level,
Long Lived Waste – Seminar of 9th and 10th April on
“Risks and concomitant activities”)
.
Furthermore, the committee is currently drafting a
white paper entitled
“Reversibility and retrievability”
in
order to issue recommendations prior to the future
Reversibility Act.
Lastly, the GPMDR organised a reflection workshop on
23rd September 2015 on the subject of
“How can we live
with radioactive waste ?”
The Advisory Committee on Safety
The Advisory Committee on Safety met twice in 2015. It
worked on the problem of the electrical circuit breakers,
on the corrosion of fuel cladding and on the major issues
at stake associated with the extension of operation. In
2016, the group plans to draft a “white paper” on the
“Vulnerability of fuel pools”
.
The Advisory Committee on Decommissioning
The Advisory Committee on Decommissioning met
three times in 2015. It draws up technical data sheets
for the CLI members to familiarise them with the
final shutdown and decommissioning procedures.
This Advisory Committee has also started drafting a
white paper that will issue recommendations on all
the questions relating to decommissioning, that is to
say informing the public, the impact on safety in all its
forms (immediate / deferred dismantling, etc.), what
is to become of the site, the economic impacts on the
region and any transitions that might be entailed by
these impacts, etc.
Relations with the CLIs
The Anccli Officers’ club
TheCLIOfficersmeet regularly (twice in2015) to discuss
their activities and the difficulties encountered, and to
reflect jointly on the sharing of their work. ASN, IRSN
and the licensees are invited from time to time.
Anccli proposes national actions to theCLIs (ILW-HLW-LL,
Health-Environment seminars) or actions by geographical
location (project for action with the CLIs of the Loire,
presentationof IRSN’s environmentalmonitoring strategy
in Dunkerque).
Lastly, in the context of this group someCLIswantedAnccli
to come and visit them in their region. In this context,
Anccli attended the meetings of the CLIs of Cattenom,
Somanu, Cadarache,Marcoule-Gard, Fontenay-aux-Roses
and Gravelines.
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ASN report on the state of nuclear safety and radiation protection in France in 2015