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Measures for the administration of radiation protection of radioactive isotopes and radiation devices in Shanxi Province
Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of radiation protection of radioisotopes and radiation devices, these Measures are formulated in accordance with the Regulations on Radiation Protection of Radioisotopes and Radiation Devices issued by the State Council (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) and combined with the actual situation of this province. Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the units and individuals engaged in the production, ordering, sale, installation, transportation, use and storage of radioisotopes (including products) and radiation devices in this province. Article 3 The health administration, environmental protection departments and public security organs shall, in accordance with their respective duties and the relevant provisions of these Regulations, supervise and manage the radiation protection of radioisotopes and radiation devices.

(a) the health administrative department at or above the county level shall be responsible for the supervision of radiation protection of radioisotopes and radiation devices within its jurisdiction:

(1) is responsible for the supervision and monitoring of radiation work;

(2) Organizing the implementation of laws and regulations on radiation protection;

(three) in conjunction with the relevant departments to investigate and handle radiation accidents;

(4) Organizing publicity, training and education on radiation protection knowledge;

(five) to deal with disputes in the supervision of radiation protection.

(two) the provincial environmental protection department shall supervise the discharge of radioactive waste water, waste gas and solid waste in the application of radioisotopes and radiation devices containing radioactive sources:

(1) Approve the environmental impact report;

(2) Review and accept the treatment of waste water, waste gas and solid waste;

(3) Supervise and monitor the discharge of waste water, waste gas and solid waste;

(four) in conjunction with the relevant departments to deal with radioactive environmental pollution accidents.

(three) the public security organs at or above the county level shall supervise the safety and security of the application of radioisotopes:

(1) Register radioisotopes and radioactive sources;

(2) Check the safety of storage and custody of radioisotopes and radioactive sources;

(3) Participate in radiation accident treatment. Fourth provincial technical supervision departments are responsible for supervising the product quality of radioisotopes and radiation devices.

The Provincial Science and Technology Department is responsible for the ordering management of radioisotopes and the popularization and application of radioisotope and radiation device technology in the province. Article 5 The construction, reconstruction and expansion of radiation workplaces shall be reported to the provincial health administrative department, the environmental protection department and the public security organ for examination and approval according to their respective responsibilities before construction.

Radiation protection facilities, safety facilities and radiation environmental pollution prevention facilities in radiation workplaces must be designed, constructed, accepted and put into production at the same time as the main project.

After the completion of the construction project, it must be accepted by the provincial health administrative department, environmental protection department and public security organ before applying for the Registration Certificate of Radioisotope Work Permit (hereinafter referred to as the License Registration Certificate) or the Work Permit of X-ray Device (hereinafter referred to as the Permit) in accordance with the provisions of these Measures. Article 6 All units and individuals engaged in the production, ordering, sale, installation, use and storage of radioisotopes and radiation devices within the territory of this province must apply for a license registration certificate or license in advance. The process is as follows:

(a) to apply for a license registration certificate, an application shall be submitted to the provincial health administrative department, and an environmental impact report approved by the provincial health administrative department and examined and approved by the provincial environmental protection department shall be submitted if the discharge of radioactive waste water, waste gas and solid waste is involved.

(two) the administrative department of health and the public security organ shall, according to their respective functions and duties, conduct examination, on-site monitoring and inspection of the applicant in accordance with the Regulations and these Measures.

(3) After passing the examination, the provincial health administrative department will issue a license registration certificate, which will be registered by the provincial public security organ and reported to the provincial environmental protection department for the record.

(4) To apply for a license, an application shall be made to the health administrative department at or above the county level. After the monitoring is qualified, the health administrative department at or above the prefecture level shall issue the license.

(five) the license registration certificate and license shall be inspected once a year and renewed once every five years.

(six) to change or terminate the license registration certificate or license content, it is necessary to apply to the original issuing authority 30 days in advance. To apply for cancellation of license registration, the applicant shall go through the cancellation procedures with the waste source storage certificate issued by the environmental protection department or the recycling certificate issued by the original radioactive source supplier, and recover the license registration certificate or permit after being audited by the health administrative department. Stop using, still store radioactive isotopes or replace radioactive isotopes, and go through the formalities for change. Article 7 No unit or individual may alter, transfer, borrow, resell or forge the license registration certificate and permit. If the license registration certificate and license are lost, you must report the loss, cancel it and apply for a replacement at the original issuing authority within one month. Eighth units that order radioisotopes and products must hold a valid license registration certificate, which shall be handled uniformly after being audited by the Provincial Science and Technology Department. The provincial science and technology department shall inform the provincial health administrative department, environmental protection department and public security organ of the name, quantity and activities of the unit ordering radioisotopes and products every year. Article 9 No radioactive source was known before the imported equipment was imported. If radioactive sources are found after import, they must report to the provincial health administrative department and the public security organ immediately after discovery, and apply for renewal of the license registration certificate. Tenth units and individuals that import mineral products, finished products, consumer goods and other articles that exceed the level of radioactive exemption shall apply to the provincial health administrative department for radioactive monitoring and inspection.