The manufacture, possession and use of batches of Category A, B or C radioactive sources, high activity sealed sources as defined inAnnex 13-7, the management of radioactive waste as defined in Article L. 542-1-1 of the Environment Code and the use on humans of any source of ionising radiation for any purpose whatsoever cannot benefit from the provisions of article R. 1333-106.
The provisions of this sub-section define the declaration procedures required, pursuant to article L. 1333-8, for the nuclear activities mentioned in articles R. 1333-109 and R. 1333-110.
The manufacture, possession or use of ionising radiation sources is subject to declaration when the activity meets one of the following two conditions: 1° The weighted sum of the radionuclide activity mass concentrations divided by the declaration limit value set in the fourth column of table 2 ofappendix 13-8 for each of these radionuclides is less than 1 and the activity is not exempt pursuant to article R. 1333-106. This…
Following the generic review referred to in Article R. 1333-135, the Nuclear Safety Authority may decide that a nuclear activity falls under the declaration regime when the general requirements it has imposed for the performance of this activity are complied with.
I.-The declaration referred to in articles R. 1333-109 and R. 1333-110 must be submitted to the French Nuclear Safety Authority before the nuclear activity is carried out. II – If a nuclear activity mentioned in articles R. 1333-109 and R. 1333-110 is carried out by the same person in charge in the same establishment as a nuclear activity subject to authorisation, a single application for authorisation may be submitted for…
After checking that the declaration submitted by the natural or legal person responsible for the nuclear activity is in order and complete, the Nuclear Safety Authority issues a receipt for the declaration.
I.-The nuclear activities defined in Article R. 1333-104 and included on a list drawn up by decision of the Nuclear Safety Authority approved by the Minister responsible for radiation protection are subject to registration. This decision is drawn up taking into account, in particular, the justification for the nuclear activity, the characteristics of the ionising radiation sources, their design, their conditions of use and the measures planned to ensure effective…
The registration application must be accompanied by a file containing : 1° In the case of a natural person, their surname, first name, position and contact details; 2° In the case of a legal entity, its name or corporate name, its legal form and the address of its registered office; 3° A description of the proposed nuclear activity; 4° Supporting evidence consisting of the information referred to in Article R….
The decision to reclassify the registration application as an authorisation application, as provided for in IV of Article L. 1333-8, may be made within four months of the date of receipt of the registration application.
The Nuclear Safety Authority will give its decision within six months. If there is no response within this period, the nuclear activity will be registered.
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