Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 697 in Riga august 29, 2006 (pr. No 44 33) amendments to the Cabinet of Ministers on July 3, 2001, Regulation No 288 of the "provisions on the handling of ionizing radiation sources, which do not require a special permit (license) or permit" Issued in accordance with the law "on radiation safety and nuclear safety" article 3 first paragraph, paragraph 5 and article 11 paragraph 3 of the second paragraph to make the Cabinet on July 3, 2001, Regulation No 288 of the "provisions on the handling of ionizing radiation sources , which do not require a special permit (license) or permit "(Latvian journal, 2001, nr. 105) the following amendments: 1. Make the paragraph 2 by the following:" 2. A Person who performs transactions with ionizing radiation sources: 2.1 ensure compliance with this provision are listed in paragraph 4, ionize interpretative sources limit values;
2.2. is responsible for radiation safety and nuclear safety in the controlled area;
2.3. ensure that the population of the committed effective dose is less than 10 µSv per year and the total effective dose of employees does not exceed 1 mSv in a year. "
2. Make the following point 4.2.1: "4.2.1. operating conditions corresponding to the conditions foreseen by the manufacturer, the cathode ray tube operating at a potential difference of less than 30 kV, and cathode ray tubes in doses from ionizing radiation capacity is less than 1 µSv per hour of 0.1 m from any accessible surface of the apparatus of the point;".
3. Express 4.3.1. subparagraph by the following: "4.3.1. operating conditions corresponding to the conditions foreseen by the manufacturer, the apparatus operating at a potential difference of less than 30 kV, and machine-generated radiation doses in the capacity of less than 1 µSv per hour of 0.1 m from any accessible surface of the apparatus of the point;".
4. Replace paragraph 4.4.2., the word "expected" with the word "expected".
5. Supplement with an informative reference to European Union directives as follows: "Informative reference to European Union directive rules included provisions deriving from Council of 13 May 1996 of Directive 96/29/Euratom on basic safety standards for the protection of the health of workers and the general public against the dangers arising from ionizing radiation." Prime Minister a. Halloween Environment Minister r. vējonis