S.L. 585.1 Art. 34

(1) Notification is required for all justified practices, including those identified according to regulation 33. The notification shall be made at least thirty (30) days prior to a practice commencing. Existing practices shall notify within thirty (30) days of the publication of this regulation. The Secretariat shall specify the an application for an authorisation is submitted, no separate notification is needed. An authorisation may lead to the Secretariat issuing the undertaking with either a registration or license.

(2) Undertakings shall immediately notify the Secretariat if there is any change in the information supplied in connection with the above sub-regulation.

(3) Practices may be exempted from notification, as specified in regulation 35.

(4) Notification is required for workplaces specified in regulation 64(3) and for existing exposure situations that are managed as a planned exposure situation, as specified in regulation 124(3).

(5) Notwithstanding the exemption criteria laid down in regulation 35, in situations identified by the Commission where there is concern that a practice identified in accordance with regulation 33 may lead to the presence of naturally-occurring radionuclides in water liable to affect the quality of drinking water supplies or affect any other exposure pathways, so as to be of concern from a radiation protection point of view, the Commission may require that the practice be subject to notification.

(6) Human activities involving radioactively contaminated materials resulting from authorised releases or materials cleared in accordance with regulation 39 shall not be managed as a planned exposure situation and, hence, are not required to be notified.