8.10. Management of the review process should include the following aspects:@@- Definition of the objectives and scope of the review as well as identification of all national and international requirements, guidance and recommendations that apply to the development of the safety case;@@- Development of a review plan that identifies the review tasks and addresses other relevant topics;@@- Assembling a review team of competent personnel possessing the necessary expertise and experience to undertake the review;@@- Definition of a project schedule and allocation of resources for the conduct of project tasks, including consideration of the conduct of the review if resources become limited at a later stage;@@- Identification of the responsibilities of review team members and ensuring that they receive adequate training and guidance in the review methods;@@- Coordination of the conduct of the review tasks, and ensuring sufficient communication between review team members;@@- Identification, at an early stage, of the review of any areas of regulatory guidance that are important to regulatory decision making but that may be unclear or could be interpreted in different ways;@@- Establishment of a formal process to identify issues for which resolution is necessary by the operator and a mechanism to track the further consideration and resolution of the issues;@@- Coordination of communication with the operator of the disposal facility, and with other interested parties during the review process;@@- Review and integration of documents generated in the review process;@@- Synthesis, documentation and communication of the findings from the review.