
中部電力浜岡原発の地震想定データ不正問題で、市民団体らが勝野哲会長らを偽計業務妨害容疑で告発
中部電力浜岡原発の地震想定に関するデータ不正問題を巡り、市民団体らが30日、同日付で辞任する勝野哲会長らに対する偽計業務妨害容疑の告発状を東京地検に提出したと発表した。
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中部電力は2014~15年、浜岡原発3、4号機の再稼働審査を申請。地震動データを自社に都合良く集め、妥当な手法で行ったように装っていた。
中部電力浜岡原発(静岡県)の地震想定に関するデータ不正問題で、市民団体らが30日、偽計業務妨害容疑で、同日付で辞任する勝野哲会長らに対する告発状を東京地検に提出したと発表した。提出は29日付。
中部電は2014~15年、浜岡原発3、4号機再稼働の前提となる審査を原子力規制委員会に申請。その後の審査で、想定する地震の揺れ(基準地震動)を策定するのに必要なデータを自社に都合良く集めながら、妥当な手法で行ったかのように装っていた。
告発対象は会長や氏名不詳の役職員らで、規制委や原子力規制庁の適正な審査業務を妨害したと主張。都内で記者会見した代理人の河合弘之弁護士は「原発の安全の基礎を揺るがす大変な事件だ。刑事責任が追及されるべきだ」と話した。

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