DOE F 470.6
Human Reliability Program Refusal of Consent
What it is
The form recording a refusal to consent within the Human Reliability Program. Refusal has consequences for the position, since participation is a condition of it.
Also called
DOE F 470.6, HRP refusal, refusal of consent.
Where this comes from
DOE — Forms. Listed by form number and title on the DOE forms index.
Where this sits
Stage: Access agreements and briefings · Applies to: Energy
Other documents at this stage
- Classified Information Nondisclosure Agreement · SF 312
- Financial Disclosure Report · SF 714
- Cryptographic Access Certification and Termination · SD 572
- NATO Security Briefing and Certificate
- CNWDI Briefing and Security Briefing Certificate
- Security Termination Statement · NRC Form 136; DOE F 5631.29; DA Form 2962
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