Do potentially relevant documents stored in archives need to be reviewed and submitted to CACI for inclusion in the LSN?
A. Yes. Historical documents need to be reviewed to identify those that are potentially relevant to the Yucca Mountain licensing proceeding even if they are currently in off-site storage or records centers. The indices of what is stored in archives may be helpful in identifying potentially relevant documents.
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