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 CIS NO: 86-H361-29
 TITLE: Nuclear Energy Cooperation with China.
 SOURCE: Committee on Energy and Commerce. House
 DOC TYPE: Hearing                   COLLATION: iii+175 p.
 DATE: Sept. 12, 1985
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 99-1              SUDOC: Y4.En2/3:99-59
 ITEM NO: 1019-A; 1019-B
 LC CARD NO: 86-601766               MC ENTRY NO: 86-15058

 Committee Serial No. 99-59. Hearing before the Special Subcom on
 U.S.-Pacific Rim Trade to consider congressional approval of proposed
 Agreement for Cooperation Between the U.S. and China Concerning Peaceful
 Uses of Nuclear Energy, signed July 23, 1985, and negotiated under the terms
 of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act of 1978.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Nuclear energy peaceful uses, US-China agreement,
     congressional approval
 DESCRIPTORS: SUBCOM ON U.S.-PACIFIC RIM TRADE, SPECIAL. HOUSE; NUCLEAR
     POWER; CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC; EXECUTIVE AGREEMENTS; ARMS CONTROL
     AND DISARMAMENT; CONGRESSIONAL-EXECUTIVE RELATIONS; TECHNOLOGY
     TRANSFER; EXPORT CONTROLS; NUCLEAR REGULATION; NUCLEAR
     NON-PROLIFERATION ACT
 LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF: P.L.99-183

 86-H361-29 TESTIMONY NO: 1         Sept. 12, 1985 p. 1-12
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     MARKEY, EDWARD J. (Rep, D-Mass)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Viewed deficiencies of proposed nuclear
     cooperation agreement.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Nuclear energy peaceful uses, US-China agreement,
     congressional approval

 86-H361-29 TESTIMONY NO: 2         Sept. 12, 1985 p. 13-47, 157-175
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     CRANE, ALAN T. (Dir, Energy Technology Transfer to China Project. OTA)
     HSIA, TAO-TAI (Chief, Far Eastern Law Div, LC)
 STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Risks and benefits of U.S. nuclear technology
     transfer to China; importance of nuclear energy development in context
     of China's goals for modernization; analysis of legal and public policy
     postures of incumbent Chinese Government, with implications for proposed
     agreement.
 INSERTION: 
     -- Hsia, T., "Chinese Legal Implications of the U.S.-PRC Nuclear
        Cooperation Agreement" Sept. 1985 (p. 157-175).
 CONTENT NOTATION: Nuclear energy peaceful uses, US-China agreement,
     congressional approval
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): OFFICE OF TECHNOLOGY
     ASSESSMENT; LIBRARY OF CONGRESS; FOREIGN.LAWS ("Chinese Legal
     Implications of the U.S.-PRC Nuclear Cooperation Agreement")

 86-H361-29 TESTIMONY NO: 3         Sept. 12, 1985 p. 48-156
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     KENNEDY, RICHARD T. (Ambassador At Large and Spec Adviser to Sec,
        Nonproliferation Policy and Nuclear Energy Aff, State Dept)
     LILLEY, JAMES R. (Dep Asst Sec, Bur of East Asia and Pacific Aff,
        State Dept)
     BRADLEY, GEORGE J., JR. (Act Asst Sec, Intl Aff and Energy
        Emergencies, DOE)
     WULF, NORMAN A. (Act Asst Dir, Nuclear and Weapons Control, Arms
        Control and Disarmament Agency)
     PHILLIPS, JAMES R. (Dep Asst Sec, Capital Goods and Intl Construction,
        Commerce Dept)
 STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Sectional review of proposed agreement; value
     of agreement in terms of U.S. nuclear nonproliferation objectives;
     benefits of agreement for U.S. energy security and trade; positive
     review of improvements in Chinese nuclear nonproliferation policies;
     anticipated beneficial impact of agreement on international
     competitiveness of U.S. nuclear industries.
 INSERTION: 
     -- U.S.-China nuclear cooperation agreement, sufficiency of peaceful
        use and reactor fuel reprocessing safeguards to meet Atomic Energy
        Act requirements, Exec br legal memo (p. 125-149).
 CONTENT NOTATION: Nuclear energy peaceful uses, US-China agreement,
     congressional approval
 DESCRIPTORS: DEPARTMENT.OF.STATE; DEPARTMENT.OF.COMMERCE;
     DEPARTMENT.OF.ENERGY; FOREIGN.TRADE; REACTOR FUEL REPROCESSING;
     RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES; LAW; COMPETITION; ARMS CONTROL AND
     DISARMAMENT AGENCY; NUCLEAR INDUSTRIES; ATOMIC ENERGY ACT