The Nuclear Safeguards (EU Exit and Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 2026
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36 Amendment to Schedule 2
In Schedule 2 (fees payable in connection with the Nuclear Safeguards Regulations)— (a) in the entry for regulation 3 (declaration of basic technical characteristics)— (i) in the first column, after “Regulation 3(2),” insert “(2A),”; (ii) in both columns, for “basic technical characteristics”, in each place those words occur, substitute “design information”; (b) in the entry for regulation 5 (particular safeguard provisions)— (i) in the first column, for “5(1) and (2)” substitute “5(1), (2), (5) and (7)”; (ii) in the second column— (aa) after “qualifying nuclear facility” insert “and any amendment or withdrawal of such provisions”; (bb) for “provisions to the operator under regulation 5(2)” substitute “provisions, or any subsequent amendment or withdrawal, to the operator under regulation 5(2) or (7)”; (c) in the entry for regulation 17 (unusual occurrences), in the second column, for “an increase in or loss” substitute “a loss”; (d) omit the entry for regulation 28 (ore shipment and export reports); (e) in the entry for regulation 29 (stock list and accounting records for conditioned and retained waste)— (i) in the first column, for “29(4)” substitute “29(2) and (4)”; (ii) in the second column, at the beginning insert “Request, receipt and consideration of stock lists of conditioned and retained waste.”; (f) in the entry for regulation 39 (inspections by the ONR), in the second column, in paragraph (g), for “basic technical characteristics” substitute “design information”.
36 Amendment to Schedule 2
In Schedule 2 (fees payable in connection with the Nuclear Safeguards Regulations)— (a) in the entry for regulation 3 (declaration of basic technical characteristics)— (i) in the first column, after “Regulation 3(2),” insert “(2A),”; (ii) in both columns, for “basic technical characteristics”, in each place those words occur, substitute “design information”; (b) in the entry for regulation 5 (particular safeguard provisions)— (i) in the first column, for “5(1) and (2)” substitute “5(1), (2), (5) and (7)”; (ii) in the second column— (aa) after “qualifying nuclear facility” insert “and any amendment or withdrawal of such provisions”; (bb) for “provisions to the operator under regulation 5(2)” substitute “provisions, or any subsequent amendment or withdrawal, to the operator under regulation 5(2) or (7)”; (c) in the entry for regulation 17 (unusual occurrences), in the second column, for “an increase in or loss” substitute “a loss”; (d) omit the entry for regulation 28 (ore shipment and export reports); (e) in the entry for regulation 29 (stock list and accounting records for conditioned and retained waste)— (i) in the first column, for “29(4)” substitute “29(2) and (4)”; (ii) in the second column, at the beginning insert “Request, receipt and consideration of stock lists of conditioned and retained waste.”; (f) in the entry for regulation 39 (inspections by the ONR), in the second column, in paragraph (g), for “basic technical characteristics” substitute “design information”.
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