Government Regulation No. 33/2007 on safety of ionizing radiation and security of radioactive sources.
Country
Type of law
Regulation
Abstract
This Government Regulation provides for the control of emitted ionizing radiations, for the prevention of illegal access, loss, theft and or illegal evacuation of radioactive sources, and for the control in the exploitation of nuclear energy.
The Regulation lays down obligations and responsibilities of holders of licences for the exploitation of nuclear energy. These obligations include: carrying out health monitoring on workers; fulfilling conditions of radiation protection; fulfilling technical conditions; conducting safety verification; conducting security actions against radioactive sources.
An inspector of nuclear safety shall be responsible for checking facilities exploiting nuclear energy and monitoring radiations in the facilities. Administrative sanctions are also provided in the text.
The Regulation lays down obligations and responsibilities of holders of licences for the exploitation of nuclear energy. These obligations include: carrying out health monitoring on workers; fulfilling conditions of radiation protection; fulfilling technical conditions; conducting safety verification; conducting security actions against radioactive sources.
An inspector of nuclear safety shall be responsible for checking facilities exploiting nuclear energy and monitoring radiations in the facilities. Administrative sanctions are also provided in the text.
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Date of text
Entry into force notes
This Government Regulation enters into force on 8 June 2007.
Notes
Pages 9A and 10A were missing from Business News Nos. 7568-7569 of 3 October 2007.
Repealed
Yes
Serial Imprint
Business News No. 7567, 28 September 2007, pp. 16A-24A; Business News Nos. 7568-7569, 3 October 2007, pp. 7A-15A; Business News No. 7570, 5 October 2007, pp. 22A-26A.
Source language
English
Legislation Amendment
No
Repeals