Prohibition notices
33H Prohibition notices
This section applies if—
a licensee or registered owner of a regulated radiation source has failed to comply with an improvement notice within the compliance period in relation to the notice; or
an authorised person believes on reasonable grounds that—
a licensee or a registered owner of a regulated radiation source—
is contravening a safety duty; or
has contravened a safety duty, and the contravention is likely to continue or repeat; and
the contravention poses a serious or immediate risk to—
the health or safety of people; or
property; or
the environment.
The authorised person may prohibit, by oral or written notice (a prohibition notice), the licensee or registered owner doing any of the following:
dealing with a stated regulated radiation source or stated kind of regulated radiation source;
for a registered owner of a regulated radiation source—allowing another person to deal with the regulated radiation source;
anything else in relation to a regulated radiation source.
If the prohibition notice is given orally, the authorised person must—
make a written record of the notice as soon as practicable, but not later than 1 business day after the day the notice is given; and
give a copy of the written record to the licensee or registered owner as soon as practicable.
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