This strategy aims to reduce the amount of radioactive waste by conditional recycling (re-use of the activated material) in novel fusion plants and by clearance (declassification of the material with low activity level to non-active waste).
But Chris Ames, who edits the Iraq Inquiry Digest, reported on Tuesday night that negotiations are continuing over the declassification of other material.
"Whilst writing the report, we are also simultaneously seeking the declassification of much relevant material so the public will understand why and how the inquiry has reached its conclusions.
In a curt reply, Mr. Ivanov said that Russia had legislation on archives, apparently a reference to a 1993 law restricting declassification of national security materials.
It added: "As well as drafting the report, the inquiry will need to negotiate the declassification of a significant volume of currently classified material with the government, to enable this to be quoted in, or published alongside, the inquiry's report.
Ironically, the declassification of the report's executive summary led the Obama administration to declassify some information about techniques used in the CIA's interrogation program, making it possible for Mitchell to respond publicly to years' worth of material that has been written about him.
Mr. Clarke has denied that statements he made to the commission last week are inconsistent with testimony he gave to Congress in 2002 and has called for declassification of his statements to Congress along with related materials.
The declassification of British documents permits a new chapter with minor corrections and further observations.
The outline is clear enough: the Obama administration will review the sections of the report for declassification, and then declassification of some aspects of the report will occur.
In a statement, Mr. Wyden — an outspoken critic of N.S.A. surveillance — said declassification of the ruling was "long overdue".
