Vermont § 1606 - Compact administrators—Article VI Each party state shall have a compact administrator who shall be the head of the state agency having principal responsibility for radiation protection, and who:

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§ 1606. Compact administrators—Article VI Each party state shall have a compact administrator who shall be the head of the state agency having principal responsibility for radiation protection, and who:

  • (1) Shall coordinate activities pursuant to this compact in and on behalf of his state. (2) Serving jointly with the compact administrators of the other party states, shall develop
    and keep current an interstate radiation incident plan; consider such other matters
    as may be appropriate in connection with programs of cooperation in the field of radiation
    protection and allied areas of common interest; and formulate procedures for claims
    and reimbursement under the provisions of article IV. (Added 1967, No. 26, § 1, eff

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