I. – The Nuclear Safety Authority may modify or revoke the authorisation issued when new and significant elements make it possible to reassess the justification for the nuclear activity concerned.
If the authorisation concerns a nuclear activity intended for medicine, dentistry, human biology or research involving the human person, the Nuclear Safety Authority shall inform the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products.
II. – In the event of revocation, the Nuclear Safety Authority shall set the conditions under which the nuclear activity is terminated.
III. – The Nuclear Safety Authority brings the draft decision to the attention of the person responsible for the nuclear activity, who is given a period in which to submit his observations.
For suppliers of sealed radioactive sources and products or devices containing them, the revocation of the authorisation to distribute does not exempt the supplier from taking the necessary measures to fulfil its obligations under section 9 of this chapter, in particular those concerning the return and disposal of sealed radioactive sources.