Radiation Act 2005
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139 Regulations
(1) The Governor in Council may make regulations for or with respect to—
(a) the matters or things contained in the NDRP;
(b) the prescription of a facility as a radiation facility;
(c) requiring authority holders and persons who were authority holders to keep information or records specified by the regulations—
(i) in a specified manner or form specified by the regulations; and
(ii) for periods of time specified by the regulations;
(d) requiring authority holders and persons who were authority holders to give information or records specified by the regulations to the Secretary;
S. 139(1)(da) inserted by No. 59/2013 s. 24.
(da) requiring a management licence holder to keep records of—
(i) the names of the persons whose identity the licence holder has verified for the purpose of section 23A, 23B or 23C; and
(ii) the identification documents used for that purpose;
(e) radiation dose limits that may be received by a person;
(f) regulating the transportation and storage of radiation sources;
(g) regulating the securing and sealing of radiation sources;
(h) regulating the disposal and destruction of radiation sources;
(i) regulating the personal monitoring of persons exposed or likely to be exposed to radiation emitted from a radiation source;
(j) regulating the supply and use of personal monitoring devices;
(k) giving the Secretary access to records relating to personal monitoring or exposure to radiation emitted from a radiation source;
(l) the examination, testing, analysis, maintenance, repair and labelling of radiation sources;
(m) regulating the supply of protective clothing or equipment or the use of protective clothing or equipment in the vicinity of a radiation source;
(n) regulating the use of radiation sources or exposure to radiation emitted from radiation sources;
(o) prescribing action to be taken in circumstances where—
(i) a person has been subject to an excessive dose of radiation emitted from a radiation source;
(ii) there has been contamination of a place by the emission of radiation from a radiation source;
(p) generally protecting persons from the effects caused by or relating to radiation emitted from a radiation source, including—
(i) safeguarding the health of persons at a place, or in the vicinity of a place, where there is a radiation source;
(ii) requiring special facilities, equipment and radiation safety precautions to be adopted or implemented at a place where there is a radiation source;