[en] The rules contain demands to be made on documentation from the viewpoint of licensing authorities. All engineering data which serve the purpose of demonstration within the meaning of no. 3 and 5 of paragraph 2 of sect. 7, and paraagraph 2 and 3 of sect. 19 of the Atomic Energy Law are part and parcel of documentation as defined by these rules (safety documentation). (orig./HP)

[en] This report includes the issuances received during the specified period from the Commission (CLI), the Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Boards (ALAB), the Atomic Safety and Licensing Boards (LBP), the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), the directors' Decisions (DD), and the Denials of Petitions for Rulemaking (DPRM)

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[en] This habilitation thesis starts with a systemizing inventory of the stage of development; therefore central complexes of problems, above all the problem of the authorization for plants according to the Atomic Energy Law, are being analysed with regard to their possible development. The thesis shows the typical regulation structures and the existing regulation deficiencies of the Atomic Energy Law. On this basis the author tries to give more basic statements on the specific substance of the subject in regard to its contents intending to insinuate a new course of development with respect to the executive organization and judicial control. Among other things the author considers the 'lege ferenda' but his main objective was to determine the possibilities of development that the current law offers. (HSCH)

[en] The US nuclear power industry has not melted down to a full stop. Since the Three Mile Island accident in 1979, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has granted 17 operating permits for new power reactors; three units went on line last year. Even the Diablo Canyon plant in California, a longtime target of nuclear critics from coast to coast because it's near an earthquake fault line, may get the green light by summer. And the undamaged Unit 1 reactor at Three Mile Island could start up sooner. Both friend and foe agree that many of the smaller utilities should not have entered the nuclear field

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[en] Due to different influences, which are briefly described, the licensing procedures of nuclear power plants have been impeded in the past in such a way that the projects concerned were affected by considerable time lags and enormous cost increases. The procedures were hardly manageable any more, a fact which caused the Federal Government and the applicant to think about an improvement of this situation. The corresponding proposals on the part of the applicant as well as the measures decided on by the Government for a speeding up of the licensing procedures are described and commented on. These measures have more or less been initiated, the success of which can only be assessed by means of the practical experience gained with the second partial licenses of the three convoy plants brought partly to completion, i.e. in approximately a half or one year. (orig.)

[en] The court is to decide whnther the Landesbergamt (mining authority) rightly withheld their consent to prolong the licence as a consequence of the provisions of the Feldberg environmental protection act because public interests exclude exploitation in all of the allocated area. The Government of Baden-Wuerttemberg has authorized the Department of Economic Affairs to sign an agreement for a prolongation of the prospecting licence with Gewerkschaft Brunhilde. The licence of December 9, 1975 for prospecting at Menzenschwand actually expired on December 31, 1984. The cabinet stated that a prolongation is limited to 2 years, however not until later than the final judgement of the administration court on a further prospecting licence. (orig./HSCH)