Nuclear Reactor Facilities Regulation Act (2003).

This Act is enacted to regulate nuclear reactor facilities in order to protect the public Safety. A licensee mentioned in this Act refers to an entity who or which has been approved by the competent authorities to operate nuclear reactor facilities. For the construction of nuclear reactor facilities, a construction permit shall be obtained. Unless the competent authorities have reviewed and approved the power test and then issued an operating license, no nuclear reactor facilities, having been loaded with the nuclear fuel, shall be formally operated. One who has not obtained the nuclear reactor operator license shall not manipulate the control of the nuclear reactor. In order to assure that the design, installation, inspection and test of nuclear reactor facilities shall be actually complied with the requirements for the nuclear safety, the licensee shall retain the inspection agency to take charge of the inspection. The import, export, removal of nuclear reactor and other relevant matters designated by the competent authorities shall be made only after an application therefor has been submitted to and approved by the competent authorities.

Taiwan Province of China · 2003-01-15