Specific powers
59 Specific powers
Without limiting the general power of the Governor to make regulations, the Council shall make recommendations and regulations may be made by the Governor in respect to the following matters —
the exemption of persons or things from the provisions of this Act; and
the application of the provisions of this Act in relation to electronic products; and
the method of assessment of fees and charges, and the grant, issue, renewal, variation, transfer, suspension or revocation of licences, permits and registrations; and
the conditions, restrictions or limitations that may be imposed under this Act; and
the method of making applications, the forms to be used and the records to be kept for the purposes of this Act, and the manner of, and time for, their submission, including a requirement that information supplied be verified by statutory declaration; and
regulating the provision and the contents of plans, specifications, computations or other data required and the manner in which it is presented; and
regulating any acts, matters or things in relation to the design, manufacture, construction, installation, shielding, identification, operation, alteration, repair or use of any premises or thing to which this Act applies; and
the definition of terms for the purposes of this Act including the use of chemical, physical, medical, engineering or technical expressions; and
controlling the sale, purchase, and use of specified radioactive substances, irradiating apparatus, and electronic products, in relation to specified purposes or generally, including the qualifications and experience required of persons engaged therewith; and
investigations, enquiries as to safety, the taking of samples, methods of storage and transportation, the efficacy of controls; and
the use of premises or places, the health of persons employed, the storage or disposal of radioactive substances or waste, the maximum discharge limits which shall not be exceeded, and the protection of the environment; and
the concentrations of radioactive chemical elements that shall, or shall not, be lawful in specified circumstances; and
the maximum permissible levels of exposure to radiation of persons in specified circumstances; and
requiring the compulsory medical examination of persons exposed or likely to be exposed to the risk of disease due to radiation; and
the establishment and operation of nuclear reactors and nuclear fuel processing plants, and the use of nuclear explosions; and
requiring notification of accidents or occurrences of potential danger, and of defects in, or damage to, apparatus, products, or premises; and
establishing procedures, standards, specifications and other requirements in the interests of safety; and
any other purpose necessary for safeguarding the public or any person, or otherwise in the public interest, in relation to the matters referred to in this Act.
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