The future policy for radiological protection : a stakeholder dialogue on the implications of the ICRP proposals : workshop proceedings ; Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain, 2 - 4 april 2003

The international system of radiological protection is currently being revised with the aim of making it more coherent and concise. These proceedings present a significant block of stakeholder input, comprising the views of policy makers, regulators, radiological protection professionals, industry and representatives of both non-governmental and intergovernmental organisations. Foreword Welcome Address and Expectations of the NEA by L. Echavarri What Does ICRP Expect from this Forum by R. H.Clarke Section 1. The New ICRP General Recommendations -The Evolution of the System of Radiological Protection: The Justification for New ICRP Recommendations by R. H. Clarke Optimisation: How To Develop Stakeholder Involvement by W. Weiss Dose to Individuals: Who and How by J.E. Till Exclusion and Authorisation by J. R. Cooper Selection of New Constraints by A. Sugier Section 2. The Protection of Non-Human Species from Ionising Radiation - Where Are We Heading? -ICRP's View on Protection of Non-Human Species from Ionising Radiation by L.-E. Holm A Perspective on the ICRP Approach to Radiation Protection of the Environment by K. L. Mossman Implications of New Policies on Protection of the Environment for the IAEA Safety Standards by G. Linsley Prospects for the Development of an Environmental Action Program unde the Euratom Treaty by A. Janssens Section 3. Stakeholder Views on the Implications of the New ICRP Recommendations -The Evolving System of Radiological Protection: The Nuclear Industry Perspective by R. Coates Views from the International Labour Office by D. Owen Stakeholders' Views ont he Implications of the New ICRP Recommendations: An Environmental Perspective by S. Carroll Key Implications of the New ICRP Recommendations: Contribution of the CRPPH Expert Group on the Implications of ICRP Recommendations Synthesis of the Forum -Implications on ICRP Developments by R. H. Clarke Summary Comments by C. R. Jones Concluding Remarks by J. A. Azuara List of Participants The international system of radiological protection is currently being revised with the aim of making it more coherent and concise. The International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) has published its draft reflections on the system's evolution, and has opened discussions with the radiological protection community in order to seek a broad range of stakeholder input Workshop Proceedings, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain, 2-4 April 2003 In Collaboration With The International Commission On Radiological Protection. Includes Bibliographical References.