Energy Act 2013
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82 Enforcement of relevant statutory provisions
(1) The ONR must make adequate arrangements for the enforcement of the relevant statutory provisions. (2) In this Part, “relevant statutory provisions” means— (a) the provisions of this Part, nuclear regulations and nuclear safeguards regulations; (b) the provisions made by or under the following sections of the Nuclear Installations Act 1965, so far as they have effect in England and Wales or Scotland— section 1; sections 3 to 5; section 6, so far as it relates to sites in respect of which nuclear site licences have been granted; section 22; section 24A; and (c) the provisions of the Nuclear Safeguards Act 2000.
82 Enforcement of relevant statutory provisions
(1) The ONR must make adequate arrangements for the enforcement of the relevant statutory provisions. (2) In this Part, “relevant statutory provisions” means— (a) the provisions of this Part, nuclear regulations and nuclear safeguards regulations; (b) the provisions made by or under the following sections of the Nuclear Installations Act 1965, so far as they have effect in England and Wales or Scotland— section 1; sections 3 to 5; section 6, so far as it relates to sites in respect of which nuclear site licences have been granted; section 22; section 24A; and (c) the provisions of the Nuclear Safeguards Act 2000.
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