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Part 4 · Licences

8. Purposes of licence

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(1)

The Director‑General may grant licences for medical diagnostic, medical therapeutic, dental diagnostic, veterinary diagnostic and for industrial, experimental, testing, demonstration or research purposes or such other purpose as may be specified in the licence by the Director‑General.

(2)

The Director‑General may grant a licence —

(a)

to use irradiating apparatus or radioactive materials for medical purposes only if he or she is satisfied that the applicant is a healthcare service provider;

(b)

to use irradiating apparatus for dental diagnostic purposes only if he or she is satisfied that the applicant is a dental service provider;

(c)

to use irradiating apparatus or radioactive materials for veterinary diagnostic purposes only if he or she is satisfied that the applicant is a veterinary service provider; or

(d)

to use irradiating apparatus or radioactive materials for industrial, experimental, testing, demonstration, research or other specific purpose only if he or she is satisfied that the applicant is able to ensure the safe use of such irradiating apparatus or radioactive materials.

(3)

A person must not use any irradiating apparatus or radioactive material for any purpose other than that specified in the person’s licence in respect of that apparatus or material.

Subregulation 1

The Director‑General may grant licences for medical diagnostic, medical therapeutic, dental diagnostic, veterinary diagnostic and for industrial, experimental, testing, demonstration or research purposes or such other purpose as may be specified in the licence by the Director‑General.

Subregulation 2

The Director‑General may grant a licence —

(a)

to use irradiating apparatus or radioactive materials for medical purposes only if he or she is satisfied that the applicant is a healthcare service provider;

(b)

to use irradiating apparatus for dental diagnostic purposes only if he or she is satisfied that the applicant is a dental service provider;

(c)

to use irradiating apparatus or radioactive materials for veterinary diagnostic purposes only if he or she is satisfied that the applicant is a veterinary service provider; or

(d)

to use irradiating apparatus or radioactive materials for industrial, experimental, testing, demonstration, research or other specific purpose only if he or she is satisfied that the applicant is able to ensure the safe use of such irradiating apparatus or radioactive materials.

Subregulation 3

A person must not use any irradiating apparatus or radioactive material for any purpose other than that specified in the person’s licence in respect of that apparatus or material.

Report

Part 5

Radiation Worker Registration

Part 6

Responsibilities of Licensees

Part 7

Labelling of Irradiating Apparatus and Radioactive Materials

Part 8

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

Part 9

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

Part 10

Occupational Exposure

Part 11

Medical Exposure

Part 12

Public Exposure

Part 13

Radioactive Waste Management

Part 14

Management of Disused Sealed Sources

Part 15

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Part 16

Security of Radioactive Materials

Part 17

Radiation Accidents

Part 18

Miscellaneous

Schedules