1. 1 Implementation of New Exercise Scenario and Demonstration Area Requirements April 21, 2009 Jacques Singleton Program Specialist, Emergence Management Radiological Emergence Preparedness Branch

2. 2 6-Step Implementation Process  Publish Planning Standards & Evaluation Criteria  Develop guidance for updating plans and procedures  Develop requisite training programs  Conduct training  Update plans  Evaluate plans & conduct exercises

3. 3 6-Step Implementation Process: Publish Planning Standards & Evaluation Criteria  Publish draft NUREG-0654 Supplement 4 and the REP Program Manual in Federal Register for public comment  Convene public comment adjudication team  Ensure consistency between FEMA REP Guidance and concurrent NRC Rulemaking Package  Publish final documents in Federal Register and distribute them to stakeholders

4. 4 6-Step Implementation Process: Develop Guidance for Updating Plans and Procedures  Develop crosswalk of specific changes to existing REP Program Guidance  Develop list of new REP Program requirements  Develop guidance for implementing REP/HSEEP exercise processes

5. 5 6-Step Implementation Process: Develop Requisite Training Programs  Develop a refresher course for previously trained REP stakeholders that focuses on changes to the REP Program  Scenario Requirements (including Hostile Action)  Integration of REP/HSEEP processes  Review and update existing REP training courses to ensure consistency with the updated REP Program

6. 6 6-Step Implementation Process: Conduct Training  ORO  Exercise Planners  Emergency Management Managers and Elected Officials  Exercise Participants  FEMA  Headquarters and Regional Staff  REP Evaluators

7. 7 6-Step Implementation Process: Update Plans  National Preparedness:  HSPD-5: Management of Domestic Incidents  HSPD-8: National Preparedness  PKEMRA  Establish a unified and coordinated approach to all-hazards preparedness :  NIMS  National Response Framework (NRF)  HSEEP  National Response Framework:  Nuclear Radiological Incident Annex  Terrorism Annex  Catastrophic Incident Annex

8. 8 6-Step Implementation Process: Evaluate Plans & Conduct Exercises  Plan evaluation will be conducted as part of the Annual Letter of Certification (ALC) process  Grace period of 2 years from the start of new exercise cycle for introducing new scenario elements

9. 9 Implementation Concerns  Phasing-in the evaluation of hostile action-based exercises:  Possible increased resource burden placed on States with multiple NPP reactor sites.  Potential for increased findings against State/Local REP programs

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