Utah § 19-14-104 - Federal engagement -- Agreement State status expansion -- Cooperative agreements -- Reporting.
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§ 19-14-104. Federal engagement -- Agreement State status expansion -- Cooperative agreements -- Reporting.
Effective 5/6/2026 19-14-104.
Federal engagement -- Agreement State status expansion -- Cooperative agreements -- Reporting.
(1)
The division shall:
(a)
evaluate the feasibility and benefit of pursuing expanded Agreement State status with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission regarding nuclear fuel cycle activities;
(b)
if the division determines that pursuing expanded Agreement State status is feasible and beneficial, pursue expanded Agreement State status with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; and
(c)
develop procedures for coordinating with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission on regulatory processes retained by the federal government.
(2)
The director may enter into cooperative agreements or memoranda of understanding with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission or other federal agencies to:
(a)
implement this chapter;
(b)
facilitate coordination between state and federal nuclear energy regulation;
(c)
ensure consistent regulatory standards;
(d)
share technical expertise and resources; and
(e)
provide for joint inspections or other cooperative activities.
(3)
On or before November 30 of each year, the division shall report to the Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Interim Committee regarding:
(a)
progress toward expanded Agreement State status;
(b)
nuclear fuel cycle activities licensed or regulated by the state;
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