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Part 3 · Practices Not Justified

7. Exposure of human in biomedical research or clinical trials not justified

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The exposure of human research subjects as part of any human biomedical research or clinical trial is not justified unless —

(a)

the biomedical research or clinical trial has been approved by an institutional review board; and

(b)

the exposure of the research subjects complies with such dose constraints as may be specified in the licence conditions.

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Part 4

Licences

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Part 5

Radiation Worker Registration

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Part 6

Responsibilities of Licensees

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Part 7

Labelling of Irradiating Apparatus and Radioactive Materials

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Part 8

Supply of Irradiating Apparatus and Radioactive Materials and Storage of Radioactive Materials

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Part 9

Accounting for and Internal Transport of Radioactive Materials and Checking of Sealed Sources

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Part 10

Occupational Exposure

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Part 11

Medical Exposure

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Part 12

Public Exposure

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Part 13

Radioactive Waste Management

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Part 14

Management of Disused Sealed Sources

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Part 15

Emergency Preparedness and Response

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Part 16

Security of Radioactive Materials

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Part 17

Radiation Accidents

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Part 18

Miscellaneous

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Schedules

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