Atomic Energy (Safe disposal of radioactive wastes) Rules, 1987
Central Rules · 196218 provisions
The enactment
| Type | Rules |
|---|---|
| Year | 1962 |
| Jurisdiction | Central |
| Ministry | Department of Atomic Energy |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 18 |
| Subjects | environment |
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- Section 2 Definitions
- Section 3 Restrictions on the disposal of radioactive waste
- Section 4 Application for authorisation
- Section 5 Issuance of authorisation
- Section 6 Duties of the authorised person
- Section 7 Maintenance of Records of Waste Disposal
- Section 8 Installation for Disposal of Radioactive Waste to be considered as Radiation Installation
- Section 9 Prevention of Entry into Restricted Areas
- Section 10 Power to inspect installations
- Section 11 Closure and Institutional Control
- Section 12 Radiological Safety Officer
- Section 13 Duties and Functions of the Radiological Safety Officer
- Section 14 Accidental release of radioactive waste
- Section 16 Prior approval of modifications
- Section 17 Power to suspend or cancel an authorisation
- Section 18 Power of the competent authority in the case of cancellation of authorisation
- Section 19 Authorisation for Existing Installations
- Section 20 Powers to ask for records
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