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Nuclear Installations Act 1965

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8 Duty of Authority.

Sections 7 and 7A of this Act shall apply in relation to the Authority— (a) as if any premises which are or have been occupied by the Authority were a site in respect of which a nuclear site licence has been granted to the Authority; and (b) as if in relation to any such premises any reference to the period of the licensee’s responsibility were a reference to any period during which the Authority is in occupation of those premises ; and sections 7 and 7A shall so apply whether or not a nuclear site licence has been granted in respect of the premises in question.

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8 Duty of Authority.

Sections 7 and 7A of this Act shall apply in relation to the Authority— (a) as if any premises which are or have been occupied by the Authority were a site in respect of which a nuclear site licence has been granted to the Authority; and (b) as if in relation to any such premises any reference to the period of the licensee’s responsibility were a reference to any period during which the Authority is in occupation of those premises ; and sections 7 and 7A shall so apply whether or not a nuclear site licence has been granted in respect of the premises in question.

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