DNFSB quorum could become issue in 2023

By Wayne Barber

The Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board could be left without a quorum within 10 months if President Joe Biden fails to nominate and win Senate approval of at least one individual before the term ends for a long-serving member.
It increasingly appears 2022…

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