Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Control of Nuclear Materials
Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Control of Nuclear Materials
Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Control of Nuclear Materials
June 15, 1987
Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1 These Regulations are formulated to ensure the safety and lawful utilization of nuclear materials, prevent theft, destruction, loss, illegal transfer, and illegal use, protect the safety of the state and the people, and promote the development of the nuclear energy industry.
Article 2 The nuclear materials regulated by these Regulations are:
(1) Uranium-235, and materials and products containing uranium-235;
(2) Uranium-233, and materials and products containing uranium-233;
(3) Plutonium-239, and materials and products containing plutonium-239;
(4) Tritium, and materials and products containing tritium;
(5) Lithium-6, and materials and products containing lithium-6; and
(6) Other nuclear materials requiring regulation.
Uranium ore and its primary products do not fall within the scope of these Regulations. The control measures for nuclear products that have been transferred to the military shall be formulated by the national defense authority.
Article 3 The State shall implement a licensing system for nuclear materials.
Article 4 The control of nuclear materials shall meet the following basic requirements:
(1) Ensuring compliance with national interests and legal provisions;
(2) Ensuring the safety of the State and the people;
(3) Ensuring that nuclear materials are in the control of the State, and the State may requisition all nuclear materials when necessary.
Article 5 All departments and entities that possess, use, produce, store, transport, and dispose of the nuclear materials listed in Article 2 must comply with these Regulations.
Chapter II Supervision and Management Duties
Article 6 The National Nuclear Safety Administration shall be responsible for the safety supervision of civilian nuclear materials. It shall undertake the following main responsibilities in the control of nuclear materials:
(1) Formulating regulations on the control of nuclear materials;
(2) Supervising the implementation of the regulations on the control of civilian nuclear materials; and
(3) Verifying and approving nuclear materials licenses.
Article 7 The Ministry of Nuclear Industry shall be responsible for managing nuclear materials nationwide.
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June 15, 1987
Chapter I General Provisions
Article 1 These Regulations are formulated to ensure the safety and lawful utilization of nuclear materials, prevent theft, destruction, loss, illegal transfer, and illegal use, protect the safety of the state and the people, and promote the development of the nuclear energy industry.
Article 2 The nuclear materials regulated by these Regulations are:
(1) Uranium-235, and materials and products containing uranium-235;
(2) Uranium-233, and materials and products containing uranium-233;
(3) Plutonium-239, and materials and products containing plutonium-239;
(4) Tritium, and materials and products containing tritium;
(5) Lithium-6, and materials and products containing lithium-6; and
(6) Other nuclear materials requiring regulation.
Uranium ore and its primary products do not fall within the scope of these Regulations. The control measures for nuclear products that have been transferred to the military shall be formulated by the national defense authority.
Article 3 The State shall implement a licensing system for nuclear materials.
Article 4 The control of nuclear materials shall meet the following basic requirements:
(1) Ensuring compliance with national interests and legal provisions;
(2) Ensuring the safety of the State and the people;
(3) Ensuring that nuclear materials are in the control of the State, and the State may requisition all nuclear materials when necessary.
Article 5 All departments and entities that possess, use, produce, store, transport, and dispose of the nuclear materials listed in Article 2 must comply with these Regulations.
Chapter II Supervision and Management Duties
Article 6 The National Nuclear Safety Administration shall be responsible for the safety supervision of civilian nuclear materials. It shall undertake the following main responsibilities in the control of nuclear materials:
(1) Formulating regulations on the control of nuclear materials;
(2) Supervising the implementation of the regulations on the control of civilian nuclear materials; and
(3) Verifying and approving nuclear materials licenses.
Article 7 The Ministry of Nuclear Industry shall be responsible for managing nuclear materials nationwide.
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