Role of "Commission Locale d'Information" in France from the Viewpoint of Nuclear Regulatory Governance

  • SUGAWARA Shin-etsu
    Dept. of Nucl. Eng. and Management, Graduate School of Eng., Tokyo Univ. Japan and Research Fellow of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science
  • SHIROYAMA Hideaki
    Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, Tokyo Univ.

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  • フランス地域情報委員会の原子力規制ガバナンス上の役割
  • フランス チイキ ジョウホウ イインカイ ノ ゲンシリョク キセイ ガバナンス ジョウ ノ ヤクワリ

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  In France, there exist organizations called “Commission Locale d'Information” (CLI) in all the siting areas where nuclear facilities located. Previously, the CLI organizations were established voluntarily by some local governments or nuclear utilities. Since 2006, however, the Nuclear Transparency and Safety Act has obliged the establishment of CLI in all the siting areas in conjunction with reforming the nuclear regulatory agencies. This means that the concerned local governments are officially part of nuclear safety regulation. In this study, we investigated present conditions of the CLI organizations through some interviews in France and consider their roles from the standpoint of nuclear regulatory governance. As a result, we found that the CLI plays the following roles: (1) medium of communication among concerned parties (not only between nuclear utilities and local habitants but also between the national nuclear regulatory agency and various local governments) and (2) implementing various activities in accordance with each local condition through the participation of local assembly members. In addition, we clarified that CLI's activities are supported by related institutional infrastructures, such as cost burden between central and local governments, and some other systems of citizen participation in building or expanding nuclear facilities.<br>

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