Radiation Protection Act 2004
28Approval of radiation protection plan
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28 Approval of radiation protection plan If the Chief Health Officer issues a licence to possess a radiation source, the Chief Health Officer is taken to have approved the radiation protection plan identified in the licence. 29 Duration (1) A licence remains in force for the period, not longer than 3 years, stated in it. (2) A certificate of registration of a radiation source or place remains in force until: (a) if the holder of the certificate is a natural person – the person dies; or (b) if the holder of the certificate is a body corporate – the body corporate ceases to exist. (3) A certificate of accreditation remains in force for the period, not longer than 3 years, stated in it. Division 2 Renewal of licences and certificates of accreditation