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International Arrangements (Paragraph 5.2.7 of the Report)

53.

(1) Assistance provided by the IAEA and Nuclear Safety

Standards (NUSS) : The administrative rules and nuclear safety

regulations, including those concerning siting, design, operation

and quality assurance of

of the nuclear power plant, have just been issued, in July 1986, by the National Nuclear Safety

Administration and approved by the State Council. The

regulations for safe management of nuclear installations have

publicized subject to the

also been published and would be

approval of the State Council. These safety regulations were drawn up based on the IAEA codes of practice and safety standards for nuclear power plants and after a comprehensive study was made on the experience of foreign countries such as the United States,

Japan and West Germany.

Public Education and Information (Paragraph 5.2.8 of the Report)

54.

Chinese

(1) The role of the GNPJVC

We learnt that the

authorities were well aware of the fact that the public

nuclear energy before the construction

The Joint Venture Company had decided

should be educated about

of a nuclear power plant.

to set up a public relations section to carry out the work in the

following three aspects :

(a)

to set up a reception unit at the Daya Bay site

to help the visitors understand the design of

the Plant;

(b) to deploy technical staff to explain the design

and construction of the nuclear power plant;

(c)

to draw up a comprehensive publicity campaign.