RUSSIAN FEDERATION FEDERAL LAW On handling radioactive waste and amending in certain legislative acts of the Russian Federation Accepted State Duma on 29 June 2011 Approved by the Federation Council on 6 July 2011 (In the wording of the Federal Law dated 02.07.2013 N 188-FZ Chapter 1. General provisions Article 1. The scope of application of this Federal Law 1. This Federal Act regulates relations in the field of radioactive waste management. 2. The provisions of this Federal Act do not apply to the treatment of spent nuclear fuel. Article 2. Legal regulation of relations in the field of radioactive waste management 1. The relationship in the field of radioactive waste management is regulated by this Federal Law, the Federal Act of 21 November 1995, No. 170-FZ "On the use of atomic energy" by the Federal Law of January 9, 1996 "On the Radiation Safety of the Population", by the Federal Law N 52-FZ" On Sanitary-Epidemiological Welfare of the Population ", Federal Law dated January 10, 2002 N 7-FZ "On Environment Protection", Russian Federation Law N 2395-I "Subsoil", Federal Law dated 1 December 2007 N 317-FZ "Rosatom", Russian Federation Water Code and other federal laws, as well as the laws of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation. 2. In accordance with this Federal Act and other federal laws, the President of the Russian Federation, the Government of the Russian Federation, and the federal executive and regulatory bodies Regulation on the use of atomic energy has the right to adopt regulatory legal acts governing relations in the field of radioactive waste management. 3. If an international treaty of the Russian Federation establishes different rules for the management of radioactive wastes than those provided for by this Federal Law, the rules of the international treaty shall apply. Article 3. The basic concepts used in this Federal Law 1. This Federal Law uses the following basic concepts: 1) accumulated radioactive waste-radioactive waste formed before the day of the entry into force of this Federal Law and the radioactive waste Waste in the manner prescribed by this Federal Law; 2) radioactive waste management-activities in the collection, sorting, processing, conditioning, transport, storage and disposal of radioactive waste; 3) spent closed source of ionizing radiation- a source of ionizing radiation, which is not subject to further use and whose device precluates the flow of radioactive substances into the environment; 4) criteria for the acceptability of radioactive wastes for their use burial (further-criteria of admissibility)-requirements for the physico-chemical properties of radioactive waste and radioactive waste packages established for the safe disposal of radioactive waste and mandatory for execution; 5) radioactive waste management Operations to modify the physical form, aggregate condition and (or) physico-chemical properties of radioactive waste for their subsequent conditioning; 6) for the conditioning of radioactive waste operation to bring the radioactive waste into physical form and condition, suitable for disposal, and relevant eligibility criteria; 7) radioactive waste storage-storage of non-conformity with Radioactive waste; 8) burial of radioactive waste (hereinafter referred to as burial)-the safe disposal of radioactive waste at the point of the disposal of radioactive waste without the intention of their subsequent removal; 9) the safety barrier Population and the environment (hereinafter referred to as the safety barrier)-packaging of radioactive wastes, an engineering design of the radioactive waste storage site and their separate parts or an element of natural geological formation, preventing the spread of radionuclides and (or) ionizing radiation environment; 10) long-term storage of radioactive waste-a storage point for radioactive waste, the life of which is defined by the project, but the procedure for decommising; (see: 11) radioactive waste storage point-a storage point for the radioactive waste to be disposed of, the project of which has been defined for its use, and the procedure for decommisating and removing it from disposal; 12) radioactive waste disposal site-storage location Radioactive wastes intended for the disposal of radioactive waste without the intention of their subsequent removal and ensuring the radiation safety of workers of such a paragraph, the population and the environment during the period of potential The danger of radioactive waste; 13) radioactive waste disposal site is a radioactive waste disposal facility that includes a facility located on the same level with the surface of the ground or at a depth of up to a hundred meters from the surface of the earth; 14) deep burial site radioactive waste-a radioactive waste disposal facility that includes a facility located more than 100 metres from the surface of the earth; (15) the location of special radioactive waste is a natural object or facility of technogenic origin containing special radioactive wastes not isolated from the environment, or an object containing special radioactive wastes whose period of isolation from the environment is not established; 16) conservation point special radioactive wastes-natural object or object of the technological Origin of special radioactive wastes, there are safety barriers that insulate radioactive waste from the environment within a specified project life of the specified facilities; 17) the decommiserations of the radioactive waste storage point-activities that are carried out after disposing of the radioactive waste from their storage point and are intended to make it impossible to continue Use of this item for the storage of radioactive wastes and the safety of the population and the environment; 18) the closure of the radioactive waste disposal site-activities to bring the radioactive waste disposal site into a state of safety and the environment the period of potential danger of radioactive wastes placed in it, which is carried out after the completion of the process of radioactive waste management; 19) the transfer of the location of special radioactive wastes waste to special radioactive waste management-change The status of the radioactive waste storage point relating to the completion of the creation of the special radioactive waste entry points for the safety barriers of the relevant project; 20) Preservation of special radioactive waste into the disposal of radioactive waste-a change in the status of the special radioactive waste conservation area allowed in the event of a barrier to safe, insulating or radioactive wastes. radioactive waste from the environment during their potential peril; 21) the period of potential radioactive waste hazard-the period during which radioactivity levels of radioactive waste are reduced to those that do not require radiation monitoring; 22) Specialized organization for the management of radioactive wastes (hereinafter referred to as a specialized organization) is a legal person performing work and providing services for the collection, sorting, processing, conditioning, transportation, storage of radioactive waste, exploitation, decommisation or closure radioactive waste storage facilities; 23) the national operator for radioactive waste management (hereinafter referred to as the national operator) is a legal person authorized under this Federal Act to carry out radioactive waste disposal activities and other radioactive waste management activities; 24) Register of radioactive waste-a systematic set of documented information on radioactive waste received in of the primary registration of radioactive waste and their place of residence the location, as well as the radioactive waste transferred to the national operator; 25), the inventory of radioactive waste storage sites-a systematic set of documented information on storage sites for radioactive waste, on subjects Ownership of such items and radioactive waste; 26) special reserve of the State administration in the field of radioactive waste management (hereinafter referred to as the special reserve)-Fund for the disposal of radioactive waste The authority and functions of the public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management. 2. The concept of "radioactive waste" is used in the meaning provided for in article 3 of the Federal Law of 21 November 1995, No. 170-FZ " On the use of Atomic Energy Agency. " For the purposes of this Federal Law, radioactive waste may also be recognized as material with increased content of natural radionuclides formed in non-nuclear-energy-related activities Extraction and processing of mineral and organic raw materials with high concentrations of natural radionuclides, if these materials are not subject to further use. 3. The concept of "radioactive waste storage facility, storage of radioactive waste" (hereinafter referred to as the storage of radioactive waste) is used in the meaning provided for in article 3 of the Federal Law dated 21 November 1995 N 170-FZ on the use of atomic energy. For the purposes of this Federal Act, radioactive waste storage sites also include special radioactive waste sites and special radioactive waste sites. Article 4. Classification of radioactive waste 1. For the purposes of this Federal Law, radioactive waste is subdivided into: 1) radioactive waste to be disposed of is radioactive waste, for which there are risks associated with radiation exposure, other risks and costs associated with The removal of such radioactive waste from the radioactive waste storage site, subsequent treatment, including disposal, does not exceed the risks and costs associated with the disposal of such radioactive waste at their location; 2) special radioactive waste-radioactive waste for which the risks, Radiation-related, other risks, and costs associated with the recovery of such radioactive waste from the radioactive waste storage site, including disposal, exceed risks and costs, related to the dumping of such radioactive waste at their location. 2. The criteria for the classification of radioactive waste to special radioactive wastes and to the radioactive waste to be removed shall be established by the Government of the Russian Federation. 3. Radioactive wastes disposed of for the purpose of disposal are classified according to the following: 1), depending on the half-life of radionuclides contained in radioactive waste-long-lived radioactive waste, short-lived radioactive wastes Radioactive wastes; 2), depending on the specific activity-high-level radioactive waste, medium-active radioactive waste, low-level radioactive waste, very low-active radioactive waste; 3) in dependence on an aggregate state-liquid radioactive waste, solid radioactive waste, gaseous radioactive waste; 4), depending on the content of nuclear materials-radioactive waste containing nuclear materials, radioactive waste not containing nuclear materials; 5) Used closed sources of ionizing radiation; 6) radioactive waste produced and processed by uranium ore; 7) radioactive waste produced by non-related radioactive wastes. use of nuclear energy in mining and processing activities Mineral and organic raw materials with elevated radionuclide content. 4. The criteria for the classification of radioactive waste removed, taking into account the technological characteristics of radioactive waste management, are established by the Government of the Russian Federation. 5. Criteria for the classification of solid, liquid and gaseous wastes to radioactive wastes are established by the Government of the Russian Federation. Article 5. In the field of radioactive waste management, the Government of the Russian Federation has the following powers in the field of radioactive waste management: 1) determines at the proposal of the state management body in the field of radioactive waste management of the national operator; (2) decides on the design, placement, construction, operation, decommising or the closure of federal or interregional significance radioactive waste storage; 3) refers to the submission of radioactive waste storage sites to radioactive waste disposal sites by the public administration body. long-term storage of radioactive wastes, special radioactive waste sites, special radioactive waste sites; 4) establishes the procedure for the State regulation of the tariffs on the disposal of radioactive wastes. of waste, including the basis of pricing and the rule of the State regulation and control, defines the federal executive authority responsible for the establishment of such tariffs; 5) establishes the procedure for the transfer of radioactive waste to burial, including radioactive waste, which formed part of the activities related to the development, manufacture, testing, operation and disposal of nuclear weapons, military nuclear power installations; 6) monitor implementation THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION The Federation coordinates international cooperation in the field of radioactive waste management; 7) establishes criteria for the classification of solid, liquid and gaseous wastes to radioactive waste, the criteria for the classification of radioactive waste. Waste to special radioactive waste and to disposal of radioactive waste, criteria for the classification of radioactive waste to be disposed of; 8) other authorities established by the legislation of the Russian Federation. Article 6. Powers of the federal executive authorities in the field of radioactive waste management Federal executive authorities exercise the following powers in the field of radioactive management waste: 1) provide security for radioactive waste management; (2) provide physical protection for radioactive waste storage sites; 3) other statutory provisions of the Russian Federation. Article 7. Powers of the public authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, the powers of the local self-government authorities in the field of radioactive waste management 1. The authorities of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation carry out the following authorities in the field of radioactive waste management: 1) to agree on the placement and construction of the relevant subject OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION dated 21 November 1995 N 170-FZ " On the use of atomic energy "; 2) other authority in the field of radioactive waste management OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION 2. Local governments exercise the following powers in the field of radioactive waste management: 1) participation in decision-making on the siting of appropriate municipal storage sites in the territory of the respective municipalities of radioactive wastes in accordance with the procedure established by the Chapter 3 of the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation and the Federal Law dated 21 November 1995 N 170-FZ "On the use of atomic energy"; 2) other powers in the field of radioactive waste management in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Russian Federation. Article 8. Federal regulations and rules governing radioactive waste management 1. Federal regulations and rules governing radioactive waste management (hereafter referred to as federal rules and regulations) establish security requirements for radioactive waste management, including: (1) criteria Admissibility of radioactive waste for dumping; (2) requirements for the interim storage of radioactive waste; 3) safety requirements for the siting, construction, operation, decommisation or closure of radioactive waste storage sites; 4) requirements for radioactive waste; 5) requirements for the collection, transport, storage and disposal of closed sources of ionizing radiation; 6) of the category of special radioactive waste disposal sites and Preservation of special radioactive waste; 7) safety requirements for special radioactive waste sites and special radioactive waste sites, including special radioactive waste radioactive waste storage sites; 8) burial procedures Radioactive waste; 9) requirements for methods of protecting the population and the environment from the risks associated with the radiation effects of radioactive waste at all stages of radioactive waste management; 10) The design of radioactive waste management facilities as part of the systematic assessment of their safety and the evaluation of the results of such design; 11) requirements for the provision of treatment by organizations of radioactive waste, incidents related to Management of radioactive waste; 12) requirements for the maintenance and order of plans for the decommisation of radioactive waste management facilities; 13) the content and order requirements Provision of plans for the closure of radioactive waste disposal sites. 2. Federal regulations and rules governing the management of radioactive waste are developed, approved and enforced by the Federal Law dated 21 November 1995 N 170-FZ "On the use of atomic energy" and the provisions of this Federal Law. Article 9. Ownership of radioactive waste and items radioactive waste storage 1. Radioactive wastes containing nuclear materials which may be exclusively in federal property and which may be formed before the day of the entry into force of this Federal Act are in the federal state Property. Radioactive wastes generated from the day of the entry into force of this Federal Law (with the exception of radioactive wastes containing nuclear materials which may be exclusively in federal property) are in The property of the organization which resulted in the activities of the organization. 2. The disposal sites of radioactive waste may be placed in federal property or in the property of the State Atomic Energy Corporation "Rosatom". 3. Long-term storage facilities for radioactive wastes, temporary storage sites for radioactive wastes, special radioactive waste sites and special radioactive waste sites may be located in federal property or in The property of Russian legal entities. 4. The property of the radioactive waste storage facility includes the property necessary to ensure its safe operation, including land, buildings, structures, equipment, and the right to use Subsoil, water and other natural sites. 5. Owners of radioactive waste, the owners of radioactive waste storage facilities are obliged to ensure the safe management of radioactive waste, safe exploitation, decommising, and the closure of radioactive waste storage sites. Chapter 2. A single state system for handling radioactive waste Article 10. The purpose of creating, operating principles and the composition of a single state system for handling radioactive waste 1. The unified state system for the management of radioactive waste is established to organize and ensure the safe and cost-effective management of radioactive waste, including their disposal. 2. The Unified State System for the Management of Radioactive Waste is a set of actors involved in radioactive waste management, radioactive waste management facilities, and OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION 3. The basic principles of a single state system for radioactive waste management are: 1) the priority of protecting human life and health, present and future generations, of the environment from negative impacts of radioactive wastes; (2) a ban on the import and export of radioactive wastes from the Russian Federation for the purpose of their storage, processing and disposal, except as provided for in article 31 of this Federal law; 3) responsibility of organizations, as a result The activities of which produce radioactive waste, to ensure the safety of radioactive waste management until they are handed over to the national operator; 4), financial support for the treatment of radioactive wastes, including their disposal, by means of the organizations that produce such radioactive wastes; 5) the correlation between the generation of radioactive waste and the radioactive waste stage; and phases of treatment; 6) accessibility for citizens and Public associations of information related to safety and prevention of radioactive waste management, as well as other information on radioactive waste management, if this information does not contain information, of State secrets. Article 11. Creation of a single state system radioactive waste management 1. The establishment of a single state system for the management of radioactive waste includes the following stages: (1) developing the regulatory and institutional framework for such a radioactive waste management system, primary registration Radioactive Waste and Location; 2) Establishment of a Low-Active and Medium Radioactive Waste Management System; (3) Establishment of a Disposal System for High-Active Radioactive Waste of special radioactive wastes to the sites of special Wastes and conservation of special radioactive wastes into the disposal sites of radioactive waste. 2. The Government of the Russian Federation shall establish the procedure and timetable for the establishment of a single State system for the management of radioactive wastes. Article 12. Requirements for the disposal of radioactive waste 1. Radioactive wastes, with the exception of short-lived radioactive wastes, the activity of which, as a result of the decay of radionuclides during the period of storage, may be reduced to the level at which such wastes cease to be radioactive waste, To be buried in the burial sites of radioactive waste. 2. The burial of solid, long-lived and hard-living, long-lived radioactive wastes is carried out at the points of deep disposal of radioactive waste to ensure the containment of such wastes in accordance with the law Russian Federation of 21 February 1992 N 2395-I "Subsoil". 3. The disposal of solid low-level radioactive wastes and solid medium-active short-lived radioactive wastes can be carried out at the disposal sites of radioactive waste. 4. The disposal of radioactive waste from uranium mining and processing of solid radioactive wastes can be carried out without their air conditioning at the surface disposal sites of radioactive waste. Article 13. Safety requirements for points radioactive waste disposal 1. The disposal sites of radioactive waste are of federal or interregional significance. 2. Implementation of work on the construction and operation of deep burial sites of radioactive waste, the closure of such burial sites is subject to the existence of a mining licence issued in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation. The Subsoil Federation and the permits (licences) for the right to work in the field of nuclear energy, issued in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation concerning the use of nuclear energy. 3. The safety requirements for the siting, construction, operation and closure of radioactive waste disposal sites are determined by the relevant technical regulations, environmental legislation, and federal regulations. rules and regulations. 4. The draft radioactive waste disposal site shall be subject to periodic radiation monitoring in the territory of the disposal of such a disposal site after its closure. 5. After the closure of the radioactive waste disposal site and the period of potential risk of radioactive waste contained therein, the public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management, in agreement with the authorities State regulation of security shall decide to terminate the periodic radiation control in the territory of the location of such a burial site and to make appropriate changes to the inventory of radioactive waste storage sites. Article 14. Requirements for organizations implementing radioactive waste management 1. Radioactive waste management may be carried out by organizations with permits (licences) for the right to work in the field of nuclear energy. 2. Specialized organizations provide the national operator for the storage of radioactive wastes in accordance with the criteria of acceptance, operation and closure of radioactive waste disposal sites. 3. The value of the services of specialized organizations for the storage of radioactive waste present in accordance with the criteria for admissibility is determined on the basis of tariffs established by the federal executive authority authorized to do so Establishment of fares for the disposal of radioactive waste. Article 15. State Accounting and Control of Radioactive Waste 1. The State accounting and control of radioactive wastes are part of the system of State accounting for and control of radioactive substances and radioactive waste. 2. The System of State Accounting and Control of Radioactive Substances and Radioactive Waste provides for the State accounting and control of all radioactive wastes in the territory of the Russian Federation, including the registration of radioactive wastes. and storage sites for radioactive waste. 3. Public accounting and control of radioactive waste, including the registration of radioactive waste and radioactive waste storage sites, is carried out by the public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management, by the Government of the Russian Federation. Article 16. Requirements for the registration of radioactive waste and radioactive waste storage sites 1. Registration of radioactive waste and storage facilities for radioactive waste is carried out with a view to collecting and maintaining the radioactive waste information necessary for the operation of the single State system for radioactive waste management Their number and characteristics, the storage sites of radioactive waste and the subjects of ownership of such items. 2. The registration of radioactive waste and the storage of radioactive waste includes the management of the radioactive waste registry and the inventory of radioactive waste storage sites. 3. The register of radioactive waste is documented with the radioactive waste transmitted to the national operator and generated as a result of the primary registration of radioactive waste and the place of their disposition of radioactive waste, of radioactive waste. 4. Documented information on radioactive waste disposal sites, long-term storage sites of radioactive waste, sites of special radioactive waste, conservation points is recorded in the cadastre of radioactive waste storage sites. of special radioactive wastes, subjects of ownership of such storage sites, characteristics of radioactive wastes placed in such storage sites. 5. In accordance with the admissibility criteria, the radioactive waste is a passport. The passport of radioactive waste is prepared for each package of radioactive waste by an organization that has carried out the conditioning of radioactive wastes, except in the cases provided for by this Federal Law. The requirements for the passport of radioactive waste are set by federal rules and regulations. 6. The Register of Radioactive Waste, the Cadastre of Radioactive Waste Storage and Radioactive Waste Passport Cadastre are subject to indefinite storage. 7. Storage of the register of radioactive waste, an inventory of radioactive waste storage sites and radioactive waste tickets is carried out in accordance with the legislation on archive cases in the Russian Federation. Article 17. Radiological control of radioactive waste management 1. Radiation control in radioactive waste management is carried out in accordance with the regulatory legal acts of the Russian Federation. 2. The organization operating the radioactive waste disposal site shall conduct radiation monitoring in the health and safety zones and the observation zone established for such a burial site, taking into account its subsequent closure and the need to conduct periodic radiation monitoring of the period of potential danger of radioactive waste contained therein. 3. The requirements for periodic radiation monitoring after the closure of the radioactive waste disposal sites and the manner in which it is conducted shall be established by the State authority in the field of radioactive waste management. Harmonization with State security regulations. Chapter 3: Legal and legal framework for handling radioactive waste Article 18. Powers and functions of the State Waste Management Authority of the State Waste Management Authority for Radioactive Waste Management OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION: 1), on behalf of the Russian Federation, exercises the power of the owner of the radioactive waste storage facilities owned by the federal property, except for their disposition; 2) Public accounting for and control of radioactive waste, including The registration of radioactive waste and radioactive waste storage sites; 3) approves the projected generation of radioactive waste for organizations that exploit particularly radiationally hazardous and nuclear production and facilities, taking into account the actual generation of radioactive waste and their transfer to disposal in previous years; 4) takes into account funds transferred to a special reserve from organizations that exploit particularly radiationally dangerous and -Gender-sensitive production and facilities, and the volume of radioactive waste, of burial; 5) takes into account the funds transferred to the special reserve from the national operator and the amount of radioactive waste transferred to it by organizations outside the organization, using particularly radially hazardous and nuclear-hazardous industries and facilities; 6) finance the disposal of radioactive waste resulting from the activities of the organizations operating in particular radially hazardous and nuclear production and facilities, with funds Special reserve based on the volume of radioactive waste disposed of, the needs for the development of radioactive waste management infrastructure and the safety of radioactive waste management; 7) Approves the periods for the intermediate storage of radioactive wastes and the amount of such waste for organizations operating especially radiationally hazardous and nuclear facilities and facilities. For organizations that operate especially radially hazardous and nuclear-hazardous industries and facilities and subordinated to federal executive authorities and other organizations, the duration of the interim storage of radioactive waste and the amount of such waste are approved by agreement with the authorities and organizations; 8) submits a proposal to the Government of the Russian Federation to define a national operator; 9) monitors the activities of the national operator; 10) represents the federal authority The executive branch, which is authorized to establish tariffs for the disposal of radioactive waste, proposals for the disposal of radioactive waste; 11) defines in agreement with the state regulatory authorities Safety of periodic radiation control after the closure of radioactive waste disposal sites; 12) develops and submits proposals to the Government of the Russian Federation on: a) Design, location, structure, operation, withdrawal from the maintenance or closure of the federal importance of radioactive waste storage sites; b) approval of the lists of disposal sites of radioactive waste, long-term storage sites of radioactive waste, location sites special radioactive waste and special radioactive waste points; 13) carries out activities to ensure the safety of radioactive waste management and the physical protection of the storage sites of radioactive waste. Waste; 14) provides for the development of technical requirements for the disposal of radioactive waste, processing, air-conditioning and storage of radioactive waste; (15) asks the public authorities, other state bodies, local authorities Self-governance, organizations and information necessary for the establishment and maintenance of a radioactive waste register and an inventory of radioactive waste storage facilities; 16) exercise other functions and functions in the field of with radioactive wastes as defined by this Federal Law, Other federal laws and other normative legal acts of the Russian Federation. Article 19. Powers and functions of the state regulatory security control in the management of the radioactive waste management and the management of radioactive waste management: 1) the development, approval and enforcement of federal regulations and rules governing the management of radioactive waste; (2) issuing to organizations, radioactive waste management, exploitation, withdrawal from operation and closure of radioactive waste storage facilities, permits (licences) for the right to work in the field of nuclear energy use and determination of the conditions of such permits (licenses); 3) extradition to employees Organizations dealing with radioactive wastes, authorization to work in the field of nuclear energy, in accordance with the list of posts established by the Government of the Russian Federation; 4) Supervision of radioactive waste management; 5) " To monitor the implementation of the international obligations of the Russian Federation in the management of radioactive wastes; 6) the exercise of other powers and functions established by the legislation of the Russian Federation. Article 20. A national operator for handling radioactive waste 1. The national operator shall be determined by the decision of the Government of the Russian Federation on the proposal of the public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management. 2. The national operator carries out the following activities: 1) ensures the safe management of radioactive waste; 2) ensures the operation and closure of radioactive waste disposal sites. Waste; 3) acts as a customer for the design and construction of radioactive waste disposal sites; 4) prepares predictions of the volume of radioactive waste disposal, development of the infrastructure for handling of radioactive wastes and to place appropriate information on the Site of the national operator and site of the public administration authority in the field of radioactive waste management on the Internet; 5) technical and information management of the State accounting and control of radioactive substances; and radioactive waste; 6) other activities in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation. 3. The national operator is obliged: 1) to take radioactive waste at the disposal. Radioactive waste disposed of at the disposal must meet the criteria for admissibility, and the burial must be paid for. When radioactive waste is disposed of at the disposal site, a radioactive waste transfer is established; 2) to receive radioactive waste from organizations other than radiationally hazardous organizations. Production of radioactive waste. The calculation of such funds shall be in accordance with the procedure established by the Government of the Russian Federation; 3) to provide nuclear, radiation, technical, fire safety, environmental protection, and compliance with the law. The Sanitary and Epidemiological Welfare of the Population in the Exploitation, closure and post-closure of radioactive waste disposal sites; 4) to provide radiation monitoring in the premises of radioactive waste disposal sites. Wastes, including periodic radiation control after closure Such paragraphs; 5) to present citizens, legal entities, including public organizations, state authorities, other state bodies and local authorities with information on matters of activity of the national operator, taking into account the requirements of the legislation of the Russian Federation on State secrets; 6) to inform the public, public authorities, other state bodies, local authorities on issues management of radioactive waste and radiation The situation in the territories where radioactive waste storage facilities are located by the national operator. Article 21. The general requirements for the organizations that result in the activity of which are formed radioactive waste 1. Organizations that produce radioactive waste are responsible for the safety of radioactive waste management prior to transmitting them to the national operator. 2. Organizations that produce radioactive waste are required: (1) to determine annually the possibility of further use of the materials, substances, equipment resulting from their activities, In the case of articles, the contents of radionuclides exceeds the levels established by the criteria for the classification of solid, liquid and gaseous waste to radioactive wastes established by the Government of the Russian Federation and shall be applied to them. Radioactive waste where no further use is possible; (2) ensure the safe management of radioactive waste, including their storage within the limits of the interim storage of radioactive waste in accordance with this Federal Act; 3) The expiry of the terms of the interim storage of radioactive waste to be carried out internally or with the involvement of specialized organizations in bringing radioactive wastes into compliance with the criteria for admissibility. For organizations other than those operating specifically radially hazardous and nuclear-sensitive production and facilities, a single intermediate storage period of five years is established for the intermediate storage of radioactive waste; 4) (c) transport its own forces or with the involvement of specialized organizations radioactive waste to the radioactive waste storage point designated by the national operator and transfer the radioactive waste with their passports to the national operator The receiving act. 3. Organizations that produce radioactive wastes prior to the expiry of the intermediate storage of radioactive wastes are required to pay for their disposal. 4. Organizations that exploit particularly radially hazardous and nuclear hazardous industries and facilities shall pay for the disposal of radioactive waste through a quarterly payment to the special reserve. The amount of such contributions is determined on the basis of the charges for the disposal of radioactive waste and approved by the State administration for radioactive waste management of the projected generation of radioactive waste in the The current year, taking into account the change in the volume of radioactive waste, in accordance with the criteria for admissibility. 5. Allocations to the special reserve may be made by organizations that operate especially radially hazardous and nuclear-hazardous industries and facilities from reserves formed by these organizations and are intended for safety at all stages of their life cycle and development. 6. Organizations that do not relate specifically to radially hazardous and nuclear-hazardous industries and facilities are required to pay the disposal of radioactive waste based on the actual amount transferred to the national operator The Conference of the States Members of the The payment of the burial of radioactive waste is carried out in the transmission of the radioactive waste to the national operator. Article 22. Financial support for the management of radioactive waste management Financial support for radioactive waste management is provided from the federal budget, budget funds OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION Chapter 4: Handling of radioactive wastes, formed before the day of entry into force of the true Federal Law Article 23. Primary registration of radioactive waste and identification of their location 1. The primary registration of radioactive waste and the establishment of their location are the identification of the presence and volume of radioactive waste, the establishment of conditions for their deployment. 2. The primary registration of radioactive waste and the establishment of their location are carried out for each radioactive waste storage site. 3. The results of the primary registration of radioactive waste and the establishment of their location shall be done by an act. 4. Determination of the procedure and timing for the primary registration of radioactive waste formed prior to the day of the entry into force of this Federal Act, the establishment of their places of residence and the approval of the form of primary registration of such wastes. of radioactive wastes are carried out by the Government of the Russian Federation. 5. For radioactive waste disposal sites, the amount of radioactive waste and other information needed for the inventory of the radioactive waste is determined. 6. The volume and categories of such radioactive wastes, the terms of their deployment (temporary storage point for radioactive wastes or long-term storage of radioactive waste) are defined for the radioactive waste to be removed. 7. For special radioactive wastes, the amount of such radioactive waste is determined and the conditions for their disposal (the location of the special radioactive waste or the place of special radioactive waste). 8. The decision to designate radioactive waste in the long-term storage of radioactive wastes for special radioactive waste or radioactive waste to be disposed of may be postponed until the expiry of a specific project period operation of the long-term storage of radioactive waste. 9. The State administration in the field of radioactive waste management on the basis of acts of primary registration of radioactive waste and the establishment of places of radioactive waste, the classification of radioactive waste storage points Federal or interregional significance or no federal or interregional significance for the storage of radioactive waste. 10. The Government of the Russian Federation, on the basis of the acts of primary registration of radioactive wastes and the establishment of places where they are located on the proposal of the State Authority in the field of radioactive waste management, refers to storage sites. Radioactive waste to radioactive waste disposal sites, long-term storage sites for radioactive wastes, special radioactive waste sites, special radioactive waste sites. 11. On the basis of the acts of primary registration of radioactive waste and the establishment of places of their placement, the Government of the Russian Federation for the storage of radioactive waste points to radioactive waste disposal sites, The storage of radioactive waste, the location of special radioactive wastes, the storage sites of special radioactive wastes are recorded in the registration of radioactive waste and radioactive waste storage sites. Article 24. Requirements for handling accumulated radioactive waste and storage points 1. Accumulated radioactive waste classified as radioactive waste must be removed, recycled, conditioned and buried. 2. In accordance with the requirements laid down by legislative acts of the Russian Federation, other legal acts of the Russian Federation, the safety of the sites of special radioactive waste should be ensured before they are transferred to Conservation sites of special radioactive wastes or radioactive waste disposal sites. 3. The sites of special radioactive waste should be transferred to the sites of special radioactive waste or radioactive waste disposal sites. The decision on such transfer is taken by the Government of the Russian Federation on the submission of a public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management. 4. Before the end of the specified project period for the long-term storage of radioactive waste, the public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management must decide to decommisse the paragraph radioactive waste storage or to submit to the Government of the Russian Federation a proposal for changes to the list of long-term radioactive waste storage sites and a list of sites for special radioactive wastes or a list Conservation points for special radioactive wastes. Chapter 5: Handling certain types of radioactive waste and requirements for certain types radioactive waste management activities Article 25. Handling of radioactive scrap 1. Radioactive wastes present in accordance with the admissibility criteria shall be disposed of or stored by the national operator before the relevant disposal sites are put into operation. 2. In the event that there is a lack of conformity with the criteria for the disposal of radioactive waste, the organization which has generated radioactive waste is obliged to ensure that it is brought into line with the radioactive waste. Admissibility criteria. 3. The procedure for determining whether radioactive waste is disposed of for burial purposes is established by the public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management, in agreement with the State authority. security regulation. Article 26. Handling of special radioactive wastes and storage point requirements 1. Treatment of special radioactive wastes (including those resulting from the implementation of the State armament programme and the State defence order, the use of nuclear weapons for peaceful purposes or other types of nuclear weapons) Activities in the field of nuclear energy) are carried out taking into account the state of the sites of special radioactive waste, the sites of special radioactive waste and the potential danger of the radioactive waste contained in them. 2. The construction of industrial facilities and the creation of industrial technologies, if it knowingly results in the generation of special radioactive wastes, is prohibited. 3. Federal regulations and rules determine the categories of sites of special radioactive waste and special radioactive waste sites. 4. Additional requirements for the security of separate locations for special radioactive wastes and for special radioactive waste are determined by the regulatory acts of the State Security Administration. 5. The lists of locations for special radioactive wastes and special radioactive waste sites are reviewed at least once every 10 years, taking into account the criteria for the classification of radioactive waste to special radioactive wastes and development Radioactive waste management technologies. Article 27. Handling radioactive waste, uranium mining and processing of uranium mining, and with very low radioactive waste 1. Organizations that generate radioactive waste from uranium mining and processing, and organizations that exploit particularly radiationally hazardous and nuclear production and facilities and carry out The activities that result in very low-active radioactive waste may, by decision of the Government of the Russian Federation, dispose of these wastes at the disposal sites of radioactive wastes that are located on used by such organizations of land. The disposal of radioactive waste from uranium mining and the disposal of very low-level radioactive waste is carried out annually during the operation period of the paragraph radioactive waste and the closure of the radioactive waste disposal site. The completed passports of radioactive wastes are to be transferred to the national operator. 2. When radioactive waste is transferred from uranium mining and processing to very low active radioactive waste, the national passport is filled with the entire consignment of radioactive waste. Article 28. Handling of materials with elevated content of natural radionuclides resulting from non-related species mining and processing activities mineral and organic raw material with elevated content radionuclides 1. Since the upkeep of natural radionuclides in non-nuclear-energy-related activities for the extraction and processing of mineral and organic raw materials The content of natural radionuclides and radioactive waste are treated in accordance with the requirements of this Federal Law. 2. Safety of the handling of highly radionuclide materials from non-nuclear-energy-related activities for the extraction and processing of mineral and organic raw materials Increased content of natural radionuclides and not classified as radioactive waste is provided through a set of sanitary and anti-epidemic (preventive) measures in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation in the field of sanitary and epidemiological well-being on the protection of the environment. Article 29. Handling closed Sources of ionizing radiation 1. The closed source of ionizing radiation shall be deposited with the national operator or for processing by the manufacturer of the closed source of ionizing radiation in the manner determined by the public authority. Management of radioactive waste management, in agreement with the State security management bodies. The manufacturer of the closed source of ionizing radiation, which has accepted the closed source of ionizing radiation for processing, shall be responsible for the safe handling of such source and transmission to the national operator of radioactive wastes generated by the processing of such a source. 2. The transfer of spent closed source of ionizing radiation at the disposal or for processing shall be subject to the passport of a closed source of ionizing radiation. In the absence of such a passport, an organization which results in a closed source of ionizing radiation should ensure that its characteristics are determined in accordance with the procedure established by the authority Public Administration in Radioactive Waste Management. 3. The categories of closed sources of ionizing radiation and requirements for their collection, transport, storage and disposal are determined by federal rules and regulations. Article 30. Treatment of liquid radioactive waste and gaseous radioactive waste 1. Technical facilities and arrangements for the treatment of liquid radioactive waste, except as provided for in this article, shall ensure that they are transferred to the rejected form, aligned with Admissibility and burial criteria. 2. The disposal of liquid low-level radioactive waste and liquid medium-active radioactive waste within the limits of the mining area where such liquid radioactive waste is to be localized is permitted only in points The deep dumping of radioactive wastes that have been built and operated on the date of the entry into force of this Federal Act. Liquid radioactive waste must be brought into line with the admissibility criteria for disposal at the specified disposal sites. The disposal of radioactive waste at these disposal sites is carried out in accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation of 21 February 1992. 2395-I "Subsoil" and federal rules and regulations. 3. The treatment of the gaseous radioactive waste should be aimed at preventing the flow of radioactive substances into the environment in quantities above the permissible emissions standards. 4. Technical tools and arrangements for the management of gaseous radioactive waste are defined in accordance with federal regulations and rules. Article 31. Features of the import into the Russian Federation and of the export of radioactive waste from the Russian Federation 1. The importation into the Russian Federation of radioactive wastes for the purpose of their storage, processing and disposal is prohibited, except as provided for in this article. 2. The removal from the Russian Federation of radioactive wastes resulting from the reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel imported into the Russian Federation is permitted in the event that this is provided for by an international treaty to which the Russian Federation is a party. The special reserve for the disposal of radioactive waste generated from such spent nuclear fuel is not included in the special reserve. 3. In the event that a closed source of ionizing radiation had been brought into the Russian Federation, the closed source of ionizing radiation was permitted to return to the country of the closed source of ionizing radiation. The procedure for the return of the closed source of ionizing radiation to the supplier of the closed source of ionizing radiation shall be established by the Government of the Russian Federation. 4. The Russian Federation may return to the Russian Federation the spent closed sources of ionizing radiation produced in the Russian Federation, including for the purpose of their processing or dumping. The financing of the return of closed sources of ionizing radiation produced in the Russian Federation is financed by an exporter of the closed source of ionizing radiation. The procedure for the return to the Russian Federation of closed sources of ionizing radiation produced in the Russian Federation, including for the purpose of their processing or disposal, shall be established by the Government of the Russian Federation. Chapter 6: Liability for violation of requirements in radioactive waste management scope Article 32. Types and grounds of liability for infraction radioactive waste Persons found guilty of violations of this Federal Law and other regulatory legal acts The Russian Federation has civil, criminal, administrative and disciplinary liability in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation. Article 33. Compensation for damage caused by violation of the management of radioactive waste Damage caused by the violation of radioactive waste management The life, health or property of natural persons, the property of legal persons and the environment shall be compensated in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation. Chapter 7: Amendment of the individual Russian legislative acts Article 34. Article 4, paragraph 1, of the Federal Law of 17 August 1995 on the amendment of the Federal Law "On natural monopolies" N 147-FZ "On natural monopolies" (Legislative Assembly of the Russian Federation, 1995, N 34, art. 3426; 2003, N 2, Text 168; N 13, est. 1181; 2006, N 1, est. 10; 2007, N 46, est. 5557) add the following paragraph: "dumping of radioactive wastes." Article 35. To amend the Federal Law "On the use of atomic energy" Enroll Federal Law of 21 November 1995 N 170-FZ "On the use of atomic energy" (Assembly of Russian Laws, 1995, No. 48, art. 4552; 1997, N 7, sect. 808; 2001, N 29, est. 2949; 2003, N 46, sect. 4436; 2004, N 35, sect. 3607; 2006, N 52, sect. 5498; 2007, N 7, st. 834; N 49, sect. 6079), the following changes: 1) in the first article 3: (a) paragraph 4 should read as follows: " points of storage of nuclear materials and radioactive substances, storage sites, storage sites, waste (hereinafter-storage facilities)-Stationary and non-nuclear installations, radiation sources and intended for the storage of nuclear materials and radioactive substances, storage or disposal of radioactive materials (b) Paragraph 9 should read as follows: " radioactive wastes-non-reusable materials and substances, as well as equipment, articles (including used sources of ionizing radiation), the content of radionuclides which exceed the levels set by the in accordance with the criteria established by the Government of the Russian Federation. "; is defined by the operating organization and recorded in an appropriate A document in the order established by the Government of the Russian Federation. "; g) Part 3: " This Federal Act does not apply to objects that contain or are using nuclear materials and radioactive substances in quantities and with activity (and (or) emitting ionizing radiation with intensity or energy) less established by federal rules and regulations for the use of atomic energy of values, for which require the approval of the federal executive branch of the State security regulation (hereinafter referred to as State security regulations) when using nuclear energy in carrying out activities with specified facilities, unless otherwise provided by law of the Russian Federation. "; 2) in Part 8 of Article 5, the words" established by this Federal Act "shall be replaced by the words" established by federal laws "; 3) in the first article 11: (a) in the third paragraph The words "and non-nuclear-containing radioactive waste" should be deleted; (b) In the sixth paragraph, "and non-nuclear radioactive waste" should be deleted; in the paragraph 10 of the word "and non-nuclear radioactive waste" should be deleted; 4) in paragraph 3 Article 12 of the phrase "and non-nuclear-radioactive waste" should be deleted; 5) in the second article 22 of the word ", as well as the authorities responsible for State accounting and control of nuclear materials and State accounting and control of radioactive substances and radioactive waste, "shall be deleted; the word" shall be defined " Replace "is defined by"; 6) in article 28: (a) in Part 3 of the words "sources, radioactive substances and non-radioactive waste nuclear materials" should be replaced with the words "sources and radioactive substances"; (b) In Part Four, replace "sources, radioactive substances and radioactive waste" with "sources and radioactive substances"; 7) in article 44, paragraph 1, of the word "and storage" Replace ", storage and burial"; 8) in article 47: (a) The name should read: " Article 47. Storage and reprocessing of nuclear materials and radioactive substances "; b) the words" nuclear materials, radioactive substances and radioactive waste "should be replaced by the words" nuclear materials and radioactive substances ", second sentence delete; 9) Part 2 of article 48, third sentence, should read as follows: " The storage and disposal of radioactive wastes are carried out in accordance with the Federal Act on the management of radioactive wastes and the introduction of radioactive waste. OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION of the executive branch, the organizations implementing regulations on the use of atomic energy. "." Article 36. On amending the Federal Law "On the protection of the environment" Enact Federal Law of 10 January 2002 N 7-FZ "On the protection of the environment" (Assembly of Russian legislation, 2002, N 2, art. 133; 2007, N 7, est. 834), the following changes: 1) in article 48, paragraph 3, the words "shall be prohibited, except in the cases prescribed by this Federal Act", to be replaced by the words "shall be prohibited except as provided for by this Federal Act and the Federal Act". The Law "On handling of radioactive waste and amending certain legislative acts of the Russian Federation" cases of importation into the Russian Federation of radioactive wastes for the purpose of their storage, processing or burial "; 2) in Article 51 (2): (a) in the fifth paragraph (b) to be supplemented with the following paragraph: "the import of radioactive wastes into the Russian Federation for the purpose of their storage, processing or disposal, except in the cases established by this Federal Republic". Act and the Federal Act on the management of radioactive wastes and the amendment of certain legislative acts of the Russian Federation. ". To amend the Russian Federation { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } Town Planning Code { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION 16; 2006, N 1, est. 21; N 52, sect. 5498; 2007, N 1, st. 21; N 31, est. 4012; N 46, est. 5553; N 50, st. 6237; 2008, N 30, sect. 3604; 2009, N 48, sect. 5711; 2010, N 31, est. 4209; N 49, sect. 6410; 2011, N 13, st. 1688) the following changes: (1) Part 14 of Article 48 after the words "and radioactive substances" to be supplemented by the words ", storage of radioactive waste"; 2) in article 48, paragraph 1, of article 48-1, the word "substances" shall be replaced by "substances". radioactive waste storage facilities. " Article 38. Amendments to the Water Code of the Russian Federation Article 65, paragraph 2 of Article 65 of the Russian Water Code OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION 2381; 2008, N 29, est. 3418) the word "radioactive," to be deleted, supplemented by the words ", radioactive waste disposal sites". Article 39. On amendments to the Federal Law "On the State Atomic Energy Corporation" Rosatom " Amend Federal Law 1) Article 2, paragraph 7, shall be declared void; (2) Article 7, to complete paragraph 27 with the following: " 27) exercises the powers and functions of the public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management. "; 3) in article 20: (a) Part 2 to supplement paragraph 5 with the following: " 5) a fund for the financing of the disposal costs of radioactive waste. "; b) Part 4 after the words "these facilities" should be supplemented by the words " and the fund for the financing of radioactive waste ". Chapter 8. Final provisions Article 40. Change of ownership to items radioactive waste disposal 1. Within three years from the date of entry into force of this Federal Act or within one year of the establishment of the ownership of radioactive waste disposal sites, legal entities that are owners Such paragraphs alienate them in accordance with the civil law of the State administration in the field of radioactive waste management in accordance with the procedure established by the Government of the Russian Federation. The list of property belonging to the alienated item of the disposal of radioactive waste as a property is determined by the Government of the Russian Federation on the submission of the State administration body in the field of radioactive waste. (In the wording of the Federal Law of 2 July 2013) N 188-FZ 2. The value of the property of such an item, reduced by the cost necessary for its subsequent operation and closure, shall be reimbursed to the legal person in the event of the disposal of the radioactive waste disposal site. The value of the property of the radioactive waste disposal site, the cost of its operation and closure shall be assessed in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation regulating the valuation activities. 3. In the event that the costs of further operation and the closure of the disposal of the disposed radioactive waste disposal site exceed the value of the property of the radioactive waste disposal site, the legal person transferring the item shall be reimbursed for the cost of its subsequent exploitation. The amount of compensation shall not, however, exceed the cost of such a burial site for a period of five years. Reimbursement for the subsequent disposal of radioactive waste disposal sites shall be made within five years of the transfer of the item to the property of the public administration body in the field of radioactive waste management. Waste. Article 41. OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION Act 1. The legal acts of the President of the Russian Federation, the normative legal acts of the Government of the Russian Federation, and Also, the normative legal acts of the federal executive authorities, the organizations implementing regulations in the field of nuclear energy use are applied in part not contrary to this Federal Act. 2. Pending the entry into force of this Federal Law of Subsoil Use Licenses for the disposal of radioactive waste shall be limited to a period of three years from the date of the entry into force of this Federal Act, (Licenses) for the right to work in the field of the use of nuclear energy in the construction, operation and closure of radioactive waste disposal sites-a period of two years from the date of the entry into force of this Federal Law. During these periods, such licences and (or) permits (licences) are to be reissued to the national operator in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Russian Federation. Prior to redecorating the national operator of such licences and (or) permits (licences), activities under such licences and (or) permits (licences) shall be carried out by persons who have been granted such licences and/or permits (Licenses). (...) (...) N 188-FZ) Article 41-1. The right to use subsurface areas, supplied to bury radioactive waste prior to the date of entry under this Federal Law, and redecorating { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 } { \cs6\f1\cf6\lang1024 The right to use subsoil areas that are provided for the disposal of radioactive waste prior to the day of the entry into force of this Federal Law and at the borders of which liquid radioactive waste is located in the deep burial sites of radioactive wastes (hereinafter referred to as the right to use subsoil subsections), passes to the legal person after the decision of the Government of the Russian Federation on the determination of the legal person by the national operator. 2. During the transfer of the right to use subsoil sections to a legal entity defined by the Government of the Russian Federation by a national operator, licenses for the use of appropriate subsoil areas for the disposal of radioactive waste are subject to Redesign. However, the conditions for use of the subsoil areas established by previous licenses are not subject to review. 3. In order to redesign licenses for the use of subsoil areas, the national operator directs to the federal authority of the State Fund for the management of licenses. The request for license redesign should include: 1) the name, location, and location of the document confirming that the legal person identified by the national operator has been entered into a single public registry legal entities; 2) details of the legal entity's definition of a legal person by the national operator; 3) details of licenses for the use of subsoil areas for the disposal of radioactive waste issued before the day of entry into force of this Federal Act and for reformatting; 4) A license (licence) for the right to work in the field of the use of atomic energy in the operation of radioactive waste disposal sites. 4. Within three days from the date of receipt of the request in part 3 of this article, the Federal State Subsoil Management Authority sends a notification to the national operator to obtain a request for the re-registration of licenses and acceptance thereof. Consideration of the absence or existence of a ground for refusing to redesign licences for subsoil use for the disposal of radioactive waste. 5. The grounds for refusing to redesign licences for the disposal of subsurface areas for the disposal of radioactive waste is a failure to comply with the content of the request for the re-registration of the requirements as set out in part 3 of this article. 6. If there is a reason to refuse to redesign licenses for the use of subsoil assets for the disposal of radioactive waste, the federal authority of the State Subsoil Fund within fifteen days from the date of receipt 3 This article of the request shall notify the national operator of the refusal of redesign, specifying the grounds for such refusal. 7. The refusal to redesign licences for subsoil use for the disposal of radioactive waste may be appealed to the courts. 8. In case there is no reason to refuse to re-permit the use of subsoil assets for the disposal of radioactive waste, the federal authority of the State Subsoil Fund shall issue a national licence operator to Use of subsoil areas for the disposal of radioactive waste within a period not exceeding sixty days from the date of receipt of the request referred to in part 3 of this article. 9. The transfer of the right to use subsoil plots and the re-registration of licenses for the disposal of relevant subsoil areas for the disposal of radioactive waste under this Article shall take place within three years from the date of entry into force. of this Federal Law. (The article is supplemented by the Federal Law of 2 July 2013). N 188-FZ) Article 42. The procedure for the entry into force of this Federal Law 1. This Federal Law shall enter into force on the date of its official publication, with the exception of the provisions for which this article has been set differently. 2. Paragraphs 1 and 2 of article 20, paragraphs 3 and 4, of part 2 and article 21, paragraphs 3 and 5, of this Federal Law shall enter into force one year after the date of the official publication of this Federal Law. President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev Moscow, Kremlin 11 July 2011 N 190-FZ