NDA Calls For People To Have Their Say On Its Strategy
21st August 2020

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has today published its fourth Draft Strategy and begun a 12-week public consultation.
The NDA regularly reviews its Strategy to ensure it has the right approach to decommissioning its 17 nuclear sites and benefits from the latest learning, best practice and can continue to deliver value for the taxpayer.
The 12-week public consultation started on 17 August 2020, during which we welcome any comments, questions or feedback, and encourage all of our stakeholders to ‘have their say'.
Because of the current Government guidance around social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, we will be holding a series of virtual meetings and briefings, and a bespoke virtual stakeholder event mid-way through the consultation period - where stakeholders will have the opportunity to discuss the details with authors of the draft strategy.
These responses will be considered in developing the final Strategy - which will be submitted for approval to UK and Scottish Government, ahead of publication by April 2021.
This consultation closes at 5pm on 8 November 2020
Read the Draft Report HERE
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