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(Adopted by the 30th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the city of Zenin on 21 June 2004 No. 60 of 30 June 2004 of the Order of the Government of the People of the city of Zenin, which came into force on 1 July 2004) Article 1, in order to enhance the management of radioactive wastes, protect the environment and guarantee public health, develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on Radio Pollution Control. Article II units that use radioisotopes and radioactive technology for the production of radioactive wastes in the administration of the city shall be subject to this approach. Article 3 Environmental Protection Administrative authorities are responsible for the integrated monitoring of radioactive wastes in the city. The sectors such as municipal health, public safety and security should strengthen the monitoring of safety protection and security of radioactive wastes in accordance with their respective responsibilities. The following radioactive waste is the scope of the approach: (i) Materials, containers, tools, equipment, animal bodies or plantations contaminated by radiation; (ii) Removal of radioactive sources; (iii) Organic Pollutants containing radionuclide; (iv) Other radioactive wastes. Article 5 units that produce radioactive wastes should be established in order to meet the relevant national standards for the storage of radioactive wastes. The construction of the radio waste terminal (columb) should be in line with the relevant provisions of the construction project for environmental protection. The units that produce radioactive wastes should be established in a significant location outside the temporary room (coup), with dedicated or part-time managers to prevent the loss of radioactive waste and theft. The units producing radioactive wastes may be stored in the temporary storage room for half of the 60-day radioactive wastes (column) and, in accordance with the provisions of the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities, the following radioactive wastes will be delivered to radioactive waste disposal units. Article 7 units producing radioactive wastes shall not be disposed of by themselves and shall be transmitted directly to radioactive waste disposal units. Article 8. radiological waste needs to be moved or removed from the city, and shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 9 prohibits the confuse of radioactive sources into other radioactive wastes. It is prohibited to confuse radioactive wastes into solid wastes or to destabilize, burn and burn. Article 10 (i) Waste should be dryed and the rate of departure is less than 1 per cent; (ii) Consistency in waste, un volatile, non-flammable, non-exploitable, non-exploitable, non-exploitable and corrupted substances; (iii) The testing of vegetation blocks should be removed from water, dry or meal; (iv) The body of the animal shall be inherent in the cement or in the fight against corruption, sterilization and reciprocity; (v) The level of pollution control and the level of radioactive intensity, which are surfaced outside the packaging body, should be in line with national standards; (vi) Removal radioactive sources should be complete in sealed packaging, and the precision of exterminations should be consistent with national standards. Article 11. When packaging radioactive wastes, the following provisions shall be observed: (i) The use of the uniform specifications for radioactive waste packaging containers, which may not exceed 30 litres per container, shall not exceed 20 kg of the total weight of the loading of radioactive wastes; (ii) In accordance with the length of life of radioactive wastes, different packaging containers are installed separately. Article 12. The radioactive waste disposal units shall be tested for the transmission of radioactive wastes. To receive and complete the disposal of radioactive waste (source) in compliance with the requirements for disposal, the receipt of the cards shall be made subject to the processing and disposal requirements of the transmission units. Upon receipt of radioactive sources, units producing radioactive wastes shall be held by radioactive wastes (source) disposal cards to the public security authorities for the write-off of radioactive sources. The Radioactive Waste Disposal Unit should arrange for the uniform receipt of radioactive wastes by dedicated persons and vehicles consistent with radiation protection requirements. The vehicle route for transporting radioactive wastes should avoid the opening of watersheds, landscapes, natural protected areas and other areas requiring protection. The transport process should reduce the time and distances adopted in densely populated areas. Article 14. When each radioactive waste is delivered, the staff shall carry out a medical examination and the eligible party can leave radioactive waste disposal sites. Vehicles and tools should also conduct pollution inspections, which must be addressed when pollution exceeds the limits set by national standards. Article 15. Units sent to radioactive wastes shall be transferred to radioactive waste disposal units. The fee standards and methods used for disposal costs are developed by the municipal finance and municipal price authorities with the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities. Article 16 provides recognition and incentives to units or individuals that make significant achievements in the prevention of radioactive waste contamination, by their units and their superior authorities or the administrative authorities for environmental protection. Article 17, in violation of article 5, paragraph 1, of this approach, punishes environmental protection in accordance with the relevant provisions of national or local construction projects. In violation of article 5, paragraph 2, of the present approach, no radioactive mark is required, and the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for changing their deadlines; the delay is less than one million fines. Article 18, in violation of Articles 6, 7, 9 and 9 of this approach, provides that the disposal of radioactive wastes is disposed of by the executive authorities of the municipal environment for the cessation of the offence, for the duration of the period of time being rectified, for disposal of units with disposal capacity, and that the costs are borne by units producing radioactive waste, with a fine of up to 200,000 dollars. Article 19, in violation of article 15 of this approach, does not refer to the cost of disposal of radioactive wastes, which is charged by the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities for a period of time, shall receive a lag of 5 per 1,000 per 1,000 per day and may be fined up to $30,000. Article 20 units that are fined are not exempted from their responsibility to eliminate pollution and to exclude damage and compensation. Article 21 imposes penalties on public security authorities in violation of this approach, in violation of the provisions of the relevant security administration. Article 2 The announcement by the Government of the city of 1 June 1998 of the day-to-day radioactive waste management approach developed by the Authority of the Environment of the Red Cross (No. |
