The Nuclear Safeguards (EU Exit and Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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Change 1
31 Amendment to Schedule 1
(1) Schedule 1 (information to be provided to ONR) is amended as follows. (2) For Part 1 (questionnaire for declaration of basic technical characteristics) substitute Part 1 as set out in the Schedule to these Regulations. (3) In Part 2 (inventory change report)— (a) in the table, in the entry for “Advance notification”, in the third column, omit— (i) “RD,”; (ii) “SD,”; (b) in explanatory note 10 (IC Code), in the table— (i) in the entry for “Transfer to retained waste”, in the third column, for the words from “has been transferred” to “could be retrieved” substitute “is irrecoverable for the time being, but which is stored”; (ii) in the entry for “Balance adjustment”, in the third column, for “plant” substitute “facility”; (iii) in the entry for “Termination of use”, in the third column, in the words before paragraph (i), for “considered as irrecoverable for practical or economic reasons” substitute— in concentrations or chemical forms which make the qualifying nuclear material no longer usable for any nuclear activity relevant for safeguards, or which is considered as practically irrecoverable, and ; (c) in explanatory note 35 (correction), in the table— (i) in the entry for code D, in the second column— (aa) for “38” substitute “36”; (bb) for “39” substitute “37”; (cc) for “43” substitute “41”; (dd) for “(42)” substitute “40”; (ii) in the entry for code A, in the second column, for the words from “field (38)” to “field (39)”, in the second place it occurs, substitute— field (36), the ‘previous line’ field (37) and the ‘previous CRC’ field (41). The ‘previous CRC’ field (41) ; (iii) in the entry for code L, in the second column, for “(38)” in each place it occurs, substitute “(36)”. (4) In Part 3 (material balance report), in explanatory note 10 (IC Code), in the table— (a) in the entry for “Transfer to retained waste”, in the third column, for the words from “has been transferred” to “could be retrieved”, substitute “is irrecoverable for the time being, but which is stored”; (b) in the entry for “Balance adjustment”, in the third column, for “plant” substitute “facility”; (c) in the entry for “Termination of use”, in the third column, in the words before paragraph (i), for “considered as irrecoverable for practical or economic reasons” substitute— in concentrations or chemical forms which make the qualifying nuclear material no longer usable for any nuclear activity relevant for safeguards, or which is considered as practically irrecoverable, and . (5) Omit Part 7 (report of ore exports/shipments).
31 Amendment to Schedule 1
(1) Schedule 1 (information to be provided to ONR) is amended as follows. (2) For Part 1 (questionnaire for declaration of basic technical characteristics) substitute Part 1 as set out in the Schedule to these Regulations. (3) In Part 2 (inventory change report)— (a) in the table, in the entry for “Advance notification”, in the third column, omit— (i) “RD,”; (ii) “SD,”; (b) in explanatory note 10 (IC Code), in the table— (i) in the entry for “Transfer to retained waste”, in the third column, for the words from “has been transferred” to “could be retrieved” substitute “is irrecoverable for the time being, but which is stored”; (ii) in the entry for “Balance adjustment”, in the third column, for “plant” substitute “facility”; (iii) in the entry for “Termination of use”, in the third column, in the words before paragraph (i), for “considered as irrecoverable for practical or economic reasons” substitute— in concentrations or chemical forms which make the qualifying nuclear material no longer usable for any nuclear activity relevant for safeguards, or which is considered as practically irrecoverable, and ; (c) in explanatory note 35 (correction), in the table— (i) in the entry for code D, in the second column— (aa) for “38” substitute “36”; (bb) for “39” substitute “37”; (cc) for “43” substitute “41”; (dd) for “(42)” substitute “40”; (ii) in the entry for code A, in the second column, for the words from “field (38)” to “field (39)”, in the second place it occurs, substitute— field (36), the ‘previous line’ field (37) and the ‘previous CRC’ field (41). The ‘previous CRC’ field (41) ; (iii) in the entry for code L, in the second column, for “(38)” in each place it occurs, substitute “(36)”. (4) In Part 3 (material balance report), in explanatory note 10 (IC Code), in the table— (a) in the entry for “Transfer to retained waste”, in the third column, for the words from “has been transferred” to “could be retrieved”, substitute “is irrecoverable for the time being, but which is stored”; (b) in the entry for “Balance adjustment”, in the third column, for “plant” substitute “facility”; (c) in the entry for “Termination of use”, in the third column, in the words before paragraph (i), for “considered as irrecoverable for practical or economic reasons” substitute— in concentrations or chemical forms which make the qualifying nuclear material no longer usable for any nuclear activity relevant for safeguards, or which is considered as practically irrecoverable, and . (5) Omit Part 7 (report of ore exports/shipments).
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