Cabinet Regulation No. 65 of 2021 on Notification, Registration, and Licensing of Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation

The Regulation prescribes the content of course programmes in the field of radiation safety; the criteria for the commencement of activities with sources of ionising radiation; the activities with sources of ionising radiation not requiring notification because it is not possible to influence such activities by human actions, or the potential dose of ionising radiation and the adverse effects of the exposure are so insignificant that they can be ignored from the radiation safety aspect; the activities with sources of ionising radiation requiring notification, and the activities with sources of ionising radiation requiring registration, taking into account the potential adverse effects of the ionising radiation caused by the activity on human health and the environment; the procedures for suspending activities with sources of ionising radiation which require notification; the procedures for issuing, suspending, and cancelling a registration certificate for activities with sources of ionising radiation, and the term of validity of the registration certificate; the procedures for issuing, suspending, and cancelling a licence for activities with sources of ionising radiation, and the term of validity of the licence; the amount and payment procedures of the State fee; the procedures for public discussions of the creation of ionising radiation objects of national significance or making substantial changes therein; the procedures for filling out and submitting a report on activities with sources of ionising radiation, and also the content of such report; the minimum qualification requirements for the work manager; activities with sources of ionising radiation which require civil liability insurance, and the minimum amount of the civil liability insurance; and the procedures for liquidating sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance.