Regulations may impose conditions to licensing and registration regimes
124 Regulations may impose conditions to licensing and registration regimes
A regulation may impose conditions, including restrictions, on radiation licenses and the registration of regulated radiation sources to protect the public or the public interest.
Schedule 1 Reviewable decisions
(see pt 7)
column 1 item column 2 section column 3 decision column 4 entity
1
17 (1) (b) refuse to issue licence applicant for licence
2
19 (a) impose condition on licence licensee
3
22 (1) amend licence licensee
4
23 (5) (b) refuse to amend licence applicant for amendment
5
25 (4) require applicant to amend radiation management plan applicant for registration
6
26 (1) (b) refuse to register regulated radiation source applicant for registration
7
28 (1) (a) impose condition on registration of regulated radiation source registered owner
8
31 (1) amend registration registered owner
9
32 (5) (b) refuse to amend registration applicant for amendment
10
33F (3) require registered owner to amend radiation management plan registered owner
11
36 take disciplinary action licensee
Dictionary (see s 5)
The Legislation Act contains definitions and other provisions relevant to this Act.
For example, the Legislation Act, dict, pt 1, defines the following terms:
ACAT
ACT
bankrupt or personally insolvent
business day
chief health officer
director‑general (see s 163)
doctor
environment protection authority
exercise
found guilty
function
health practitioner
public servant
reviewable decision notice
territory law
the Territory
under
work health and safety commissioner.
advisory committee means the Radiation Advisory Committee established under section 65.
approved code of practice means a code of practice approved under section 116.
at premises includes in or on the premises.
authorised dealing, for a licence, means a dealing with a radiation source that is authorised under the licence.
authorised person means a person who is appointed as an authorised person under section 89.
cause death or serious harm to a person means substantially contribute directly or indirectly to the death or harm.
clearance notice—see section 33J (2).
compliance period, for an improvement notice—see section 33G (1) (iv).
connected, for part 6 (Enforcement)—see section 88.
corresponding law means a law of the Commonwealth or a State corresponding, or substantially corresponding, to this Act.
State includes the Northern Territory (see Legislation Act, dict, pt 1).
deals with a radiation source—see section 11.
disciplinary action—
taken against a licensee—see section 35 (1); and
taken against a registered owner—see section 35 (2).
disciplinary notice—see section 36 (1).
dispose, of a radiation source, includes—
bury the radiation source; and
for a radiation source that is a liquid or gas—release the radiation source; and
for a radiation facility—decommission the facility.
dose limit means a dose limit prescribed by regulation.
emergency order—see section 47 (1).
environment includes the built and natural environment.
examine includes inspect, weigh, count, test and measure.
executive officer, of a corporation, means a person, by whatever name called and whether or not the person is a director of the corporation, who is concerned with, or takes part in, the corporation’s management.
ground, for disciplinary action—see section 34.
immediate suspension notice—see section 37 (2).
improvement notice—see section 33F (2).
incorporated document means—
the national directory; or
an instrument applied, adopted or incorporated by a statutory instrument under this Act.
A statutory instrument includes a subordinate law or a disallowable instrument (see Legislation Act, s 13).
A reference to an instrument includes a reference to a provision of an instrument (see Legislation Act, s 14 (2)).
influential person, for a corporation, means—
an executive officer of the corporation; or
a person who may exercise a relevant power in relation to the corporation; or
a related corporation; or
an executive officer of a related corporation.
ionising radiation—see section 8 (2).
licence means a licence issued under section 17 (1).
licensee means a person issued with a licence under section 17.
manufacture a radiation source or anything else includes—
make, remake, alter, break-up, process, recondition or treat the thing; and
change the thing in a way that affects its properties or performance.
national directory means the national directory for radiation protection published by the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency as in force from time to time.
non-ionising radiation—see section 8 (3).
occupier, of premises, for part 6 (Enforcement)—see section 88.
offence, for part 6 (Enforcement)—see section 88.
premises includes land or a structure or vehicle and any part of an area of land or a structure or vehicle.
prohibited radiation source—see section 10 (1).
prohibition notice—see section 33H (2).
radiation—see section 8 (1).
radiation apparatus—see section 9 (3).
radiation facility—see section 9 (4).
radiation management plan, for a regulated radiation source—see section 33B.
radiation safety officer, for a radiation management plan—see section 33D.
radiation source—see section 9 (1).
radioactive material—see section 9 (5).
registered owner, of a regulated radiation source—see section 27 (2).
regulated radiation source—see section 10 (2).
related corporation means a related body corporate under the Corporations Act.
relevant power, for a corporation, means a power to—
take part in a directorial, managerial or executive decision for the corporation; or
elect or appoint a person as an executive officer in the corporation; or
significantly influence the conduct of the corporation.
reviewable decision, for part 7 (Notification and review of decisions)—see section 111.
safety duty—see section 52.
serious harm, to a person—see the Criminal Code, dictionary.
use a radiation source includes—
use radiation emitted from the radiation source; and
if the radiation source is radioactive material—administer to, or inject or implant the material into, a person, animal, plant or thing; and
cause the radiation source to emit radiation.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by regulation
). Made under this Act:
- Radiation Protection Regulation 2007 · under s 122
This Act’s bill:Explanatory statementSecond reading speech
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