1. Importance of the draft This document, clarifying the concept of gexclusionh and gexemptionh, and classifying the scope of radiological protection in detail, is very important as one of building blocks for new recommendation. In particular, we appreciate that some concepts and terminologies, subject to misunderstanding, are explained carefully. We expect full consistency with new recommendation. 2. Reports from other organization It should be highly evaluated that this draft deals properly with relevant reports from other organizations such as IAEA, WHO and so on. 3. Classification Both in this draft and new recommendation, a variety of protection cases are classified by two major viewpoints, i.e. the exposure situations (prospective, existing and emergency) and the individuals (occupational, medical and public). The number of the cases is doubled by introducing natural and artificial radiations. All the cases of 3x3x2, however, are not realistic. We recommend tabulating of possible situations as a matrix. 4. Exemption in intervention situation New concept proposed in section 5.5 is still arguable; a few comprehensive examples should be introduced. 5. Figures There are four figures used for explaining the concept of exemption. We think all of them should be made improvements to be more accurate and comprehensive; for example, finer lines and arrows may be replaces by broken lines, and the scale of the ordinate may be adjusted to be close to absolute values of 10 mSv or 1 mSv. In Fig.2, the meaning of a broken line for gclearanceh is not explained in the text. 6. Use of Latin phrases We recognize that the Commission intends ICRP publications to be read in all countries of the world. Too frequent usage of Latin phrases prevents nonnative English readers from understanding. We ask the Commission to revise these expressions to be simple English, as a common language. 7. Spell out of NORM Footnote 28 states that gnatural occurring radioactive materialh should be used. But, the expression of gnaturally occurring radioactive materialh is often seen in the rest of the text. 8. Typing errors In (para.50), Ther (para.67), thise (para.140).