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of air from inside

inside the containment to other areas. (Ref : 3.1.16)

to establish an emergency response facilities centre within site boundary but isolated from the plant, where technical support and command control can be given during emergency; (Ref: 3.3.25)

to ensure that the

that the nuclear island (reactor building) is so constructed as to avoid contamination of underground water in case of a severe accident; (Ref: 2.1.14)

to ensure, during construction stage, stringent quality control, and to make use of the IAEA Pre-Operational Safety Review Teams (Pre-OSART) visit to Daya Bay. (Ref: 2.2.2)

5.2.3 Accidents and Emergency Planning

(1) to set

set up a national incident response headquarters to give support to the nuclear plants at Daya Bay and elsewhere in the event of incidents; and to consider direct access computer data links to be offered by EdF; (Ref : 2.4.9; 3.3.26)

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(3)

to establish an effective

communication

and independent system, including direct telephone lines and back-up facilities, for communication during emergencies between the Daya Bay Plant, the Chinese nuclear safety authorities, and the Hong Kong Government; (Ref : 2.3.36-39; 3.3.26)

to use a single, consolidated instruction manual for plant operation,

clearly the chain of command

specifying

and