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Article R1333-135 of the French Public Health Code

The Nuclear Safety Authority may carry out a generic review of the conditions of implementation of a category of nuclear activities. This review is carried out taking into account, in particular, the justification for the category of nuclear activity, the characteristics of the ionising radiation sources, their design, their conditions of use and the measures provided to ensure effective protection of persons and the environment. Following this generic examination, the…

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Article R1333-136 of the French Public Health Code

Where the protection of the interests referred to in Article L. 1333-7 so warrants, the Nuclear Safety Authority may at any time require the person responsible for the nuclear activity to comply with specific requirements for the performance of that activity. The Nuclear Safety Authority shall bring the draft decision to the attention of the person responsible for the nuclear activity, who shall be given a period in which to…

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Article R1333-137 of the French Public Health Code

The person responsible for the nuclear activity must make a new declaration or submit a new application for registration or authorisation to the Nuclear Safety Authority before implementing the activity, in accordance with the conditions laid down in sub-sections 2, 3, 4 or 5 of this section, as appropriate: 1° Any change in the declarant or the holder of the registration or authorisation ; 2° Any change in the information…

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Article R1333-138 of the French Public Health Code

The person responsible for the nuclear activity must inform the Nuclear Safety Authority of the following prior to their implementation: 1° Any change in the radiation protection advisor referred to in Article R. 1333-18 or Article R. 4451-112 of the Labour Code; 2° Any change to the elements of the declaration or the application, registration or authorisation file other than those cited in Article R. 1333-137.

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Article R1333-139 of the French Public Health Code

I.-The installation is subject, at the expense of the person responsible for the nuclear activity, to an acceptance examination during which the conformity of the premises where the radionuclides, products or devices containing them are received, manufactured, held or used, as well as that of the premises where the devices emitting ionising radiation are tested or used, is verified. During this acceptance examination, the checks and inspections provided for by…

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Article R1333-140 of the French Public Health Code

When a nuclear activity has not begun within three years of the issue of the receipt for the declaration or notification of the registration or authorisation, the declaration, registration or authorisation lapses. In the event of definitive withdrawal of the registration or authorisation issued in application of the third paragraph of Article L. 1333-31, the Nuclear Safety Authority shall prescribe to the person responsible for the nuclear activity the conditions…

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Article R1333-141 of the French Public Health Code

I.-The person in charge of a nuclear activity who wishes to permanently cease his activity shall inform the Nuclear Safety Authority. The permanent cessation of a nuclear activity subject to registration or authorisation shall be notified to the Nuclear Safety Authority at least three months before the planned date of permanent cessation or as soon as possible if cessation is to take place within a shorter period. This period is…

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Article R1333-142 of the French Public Health Code

When pollution resulting from the nuclear activity is discovered at the time of definitive cessation of its activity, the person responsible for the activity shall propose to the Nuclear Safety Authority a management plan to achieve a state such that it cannot adversely affect the interests mentioned in Article L. 1333-7 , taking into account the reference level mentioned in Article R. 1333-96. If the management plan provides for decontamination,…

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