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Safety Assessment Principles for Nuclear Facilities
Safety Assessment Principles for Nuclear Facilities2014 EditionRevision 0 Safety Assessment Principles for Nuclear Facilities UNCONTROLLED COPY IF NOT VIEWED ON ONR WEBSITE 2014 Edition, Revision 0 Page 2 of 225 Version Control The 2014 revision of the Safety Assessment Principles (SAPs) was completed in November 2014 and is reflected in this document. Changes may need to be made to this document as time moves on, eg amending minor typing errors, or accommodating any significant changes affecting the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR). For this reason the website version is the only authorised version. To avoid any confusion and provide some form of version control over the guidance, every page in this paper copy is marked as uncontrolled if not viewed on ONR website. This signals that at a future date the information may change, and it is the responsibility of each individual to cross reference any copy with the most up to date version published on the ONR website.
Safety assessment principles for nuclear facilities UNCONTROLLED COPY IF NOT VIEWED ON ONR WEBSITE 2014 Edition, Revision 0 Page 6 of 225 This revision of the SAPs has been informed by comments and views submitted to us in
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