Section 3 — Commencement — Radiation Regulations 2017 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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reg 1Objectives reg 2Authorising provision reg 3Commencement reg 4Revocations reg 5Definitions reg 6Radioactive material—prescribed activity concentration and activity level for the purposes of the definition in section 3(1) of the Act reg 7Radioactive material—prescribed circumstances reg 8Prescribed identification document reg 9Prescribed radiation facility reg 10Activity ratios for sealed sources—prescribed radionuclides reg 11Radiation dose limits reg 12Radiation sources reg 13Certificates of compliance reg 14Application for use licence—fee reg 15Application for management licence—fee reg 16Application for a tester's approval—fee reg 17Renewal of a use licence—fee reg 18Renewal of a management licence—fee reg 19Renewal of a tester's approval—fee reg 20Refund of authority fee component if application refused or withdrawn reg 21Secretary may reduce, waive or refund payment of application for use licence fee reg 22Review of approved security plans Schedule 1 — Activity concentrations and activities of radionuclides Schedule 2 — Identification documents Schedule 3 — Activity ratios for sealedsources—prescribed radionuclide values Schedule 4 — Radiation dose limits Schedule 5 — Prescribed radiation sourcesused for human diagnostic purposes Schedule 6 — Certificates of compliance Schedule 7 — Possession of radiation sources licence fees

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These Regulations come into operation on 27 August 2017.

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