Securing our Radioactive Materials Act

Bill 119 HR 1636, also known as the "Nuclear Regulatory Commission Security Act," aims to enhance security measures for radioactive materials in the United States. The bill directs the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to take specific actions to ensure the safety and security of these materials.

Some key provisions of the bill include requiring the NRC to conduct a comprehensive review of security measures currently in place for radioactive materials. This review will assess the effectiveness of existing security protocols and identify any areas for improvement.

Additionally, the bill mandates that the NRC develop and implement new security measures to address any vulnerabilities identified during the review process. These measures may include enhanced physical security requirements, increased monitoring and surveillance, and improved communication and coordination with law enforcement agencies. Furthermore, the bill requires the NRC to provide regular updates to Congress on the status of these security measures and any progress made in enhancing the security of radioactive materials. This transparency and accountability will help ensure that the NRC is taking the necessary steps to protect the public from potential security threats. Overall, Bill 119 HR 1636 seeks to strengthen security measures for radioactive materials in the United States and enhance the NRC's ability to prevent and respond to security incidents involving these materials. By directing the NRC to take specific actions and provide regular updates to Congress, the bill aims to improve the safety and security of radioactive materials and protect the public from potential security risks.