...a nuclear incident involving damages in excess of that amount of aggregate liability, the Congress will thoroughly review the particular incident and...from the consequences of a disaster of such magnitude : And provided further, That with respect to any nuclear incident occurring outside of the United States...

...that in the event of a nuclear incident involving damages in excess of $560 million, "the Congress will thoroughly review the particular incident and...the consequences of a disaster of such magnitude." Nuclear power plants must be licensed by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). Owners of power reactors...

...or damage exceed the limit imposed by the PriceAnderson Act, the Congress has provided in that Act that it will "thoroughly review the particular incident...the consequences of a disaster of such magnitude." (420 USC 2210e.) I trust that this is responsive to your inquiry. I look forward to working with you...

...a nuclear incident involving damages in excess of that amount of aggregate liability, the Congress maximum contribution to the common defense and security...ability to enter into and enforce agreements with na And provided further, That with respect to any nuclear incident occurring outside of the United States...

...a nuclear incident involving damages in excess of that amount of aggregate liability, the Congress will thoroughly review the particular incident and...the consequences of a disaster of such magnitude: A»rf provided further, That with respect to any nuclear incident occurring outside of the United State's...

...Congress will thoroughly review the particular I incident and will take whatever action is deemed n sary and appropriate to protect the public from the consequences of a disaster of such magnitude : A.-n<2 provided. further, That with respect to any nuclear incident occurring outside of the United...

...a nuclear incident involving damages in excess of that amount of aggregate liability, the Congress will thoroughly review the particular incident and...the consequences of a disaster of such magnitude. The purpose of this step had two important aspects. 0bvious, of course, is that It freed the nuclear...

...a nuclear incident involving damages in excess of that amount of aggregate liability, the Congress will thoroughly review the particular incident and...the consequences of a disaster of such magnitude. Mr. KOSTMAYER. It is up to the Congress to decide. Chairman HENDRIE. I think it would be then up to...

...accident where liability would exceed the limitation *° and Congress' now statutory commitment to "take whatever action is deemed necessary and appropriate to protect the public from the consequences of" any such disaster, 42 USC §2210(e) (1970 ed., Supp. V)," we hold the 10 Congress' conclusion that...

...incident when it enacted the Price-Anderson Act in 1957 and a further commitment to take the action deemed necessary and appropriate to protect the public from the consequences of a nuclear disaster when it extended the act in 1975. The Commission further stated its belief that "the...