Radiation Emergency Preparedness and Public

REPPIR Radiation Emergency Preparedness and Public Information Regulations... [Pg.22]

The Radiation (Emergency Preparedness and Public Information) Regulations (REPPIR), 2001 (Reference 13.2) are also relevant. REPPIR establishes a fiamewoik for the protection of workers and the public through emergency preparedness for a radiation emergency. These Regulations place a requirement on the Licensee (duty holder) and the olF-site Emergency Services to develop... [Pg.447]

The Radiation (Emergency Preparedness and Public Information) Regulations 2001 (REPPIR-Reference 13.2) require local authorities to ... [Pg.448]

REPPIR. The Radiation Emergency Preparedness and Public Information Regulations (REPPIRf 2001 require local authorities to inform members of the public affected by any radiation emergency. [Pg.31]

A. 1202. The estimated radiation exposure of the staff and the general public in accident conditions shall be analysed in Chapter A. 16 (Safety Analysis). Exposure from anticipated operational occurrences shall be within the bounds laid down in the accident analysis and, therefore, shall also be described in Chapter A. 16. Radiological emergency planning is described in Chapter A.20 (Emergency Planning and Preparedness), and irradiated fuel management should be treated in Chapter A. 10 (Auxiliary Systems). [Pg.47]

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