C. To review and evaluate and to advise the Governor and the Legislature on activities conducted by other states to inspect and monitor the safe operation of nuclear facilities and the safe transportation and storage of nuclear waste; and

D. To prepare a report of his the State Nuclear Safety Advisor's activities under this section to be submitted January 15th March 30th of each year to the Governor and the Legislature.

For purposes of this section, "commercial nuclear power facility" or "facility" means a utilization facility situated in this State which that holds an operating permit or license issued by the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

3. Fees. In addition to the fee provided in Title 22, section 664, each nuclear power plant licensee whose operations are monitored under this chapter shall pay a fee to the permanent fund established in Title 22, section 680, subsection 7. The amount of the fee for each licensee shall must be calculated by multiplying the total allocation to the State Planning Office Public Advocate for the fiscal year from the fund established in Title 22, section 680, subsection 7, for the full cost of the State Nuclear Safety Advisor, including the cost to the State for personnel and fringe benefits, by the licensee's proportion of the total electric generating capacity of amount of nuclear waste stored or generated by all licensees subject to this chapter. The cost must include an annual amount not to exceed $10,000 for support functions associated with this position.

PART T

Sec. T-1. 25 MRSA c. 192-A is enacted to read:

CHAPTER 192-A

MAINE COMPUTER CRIMES TASK FORCE

§1521-A. Maine Computer Crimes Task Force

1.__Maine Computer Crimes Task Force.__The Maine Computer Crimes Task Force, referred to in this chapter as "the task force," is established under the auspices of the Department of Public Safety as a collaborative partnership among the department, the Bureau of State Police within the department, the