Produktbild: Nuclear Law

Nuclear Law The Law Applying to Nuclear Installations and Radioactive Substances in Its Historic Context

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

12.03.2010

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Bloomsbury 3PL

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612

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25/17.5/3.7 cm

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1220 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-84113-857-2

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

12.03.2010

Verlag

Bloomsbury 3PL

Seitenzahl

612

Maße (L/B/H)

25/17.5/3.7 cm

Gewicht

1220 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-84113-857-2

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Libri GmbH
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  • Produktbild: Nuclear Law
  • Chapter 1 Introduction
    Attitudes to Radioactivity
    Measurement and Radiological Protection
    Exploring the Atom
    The First Nuclear Reactor
    The Bomb
    Development in Canada
    Post-war Development in the UK
    Creation of the UK Atomic Energy Authority
    Civil Nuclear Power: The Early Years
    The Pressurised Water Reactor Stations
    Nuclear Reprocessing and Fuel Services
    Radioactive Waste Management
    Privatisation of the Nuclear Energy Industry
    Privatisation and Nuclear Liabilities
    The Atomic Energy Authority
    BNFL's Break-up
    Weapons Production
    The Future of Nuclear Power
    Accidents
    Windscale
    Kyshtym
    Three Mile Island
    Chernobyl
    Chapter 2 International Aspects
    Introduction
    International Commission on Radiological Protection
    The UN Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation
    The International Atomic Energy Agency
    The IAEA's Role
    The Nuclear Energy Agency
    The Global Nuclear Energy Partnership
    Generation IV International Forum
    Chapter 3 Euratom
    Introduction
    The Euratom Treaty
    Chapter I: Promotion of research
    Chapter II: Dissemination of Information
    Chapter III: Health and Safety
    Chapter IV: Investment
    Chapter V: Joint undertakings
    Chapter VI: Supplies
    Chapter VII: Safeguards
    Chapter VIII: Ownership
    Chapter IX: The Nuclear Common Market
    Chapter X: External relations
    Inapplicability of Euratom to Military Uses of Nuclear Energy
    Controversy over Euratom
    The Nuclear Safety Directive
    Internal Market Rules on Generation
    Chapter 4 Licensing
    Background to Licensing
    International Law
    European Community Requirements
    Licensing of Nuclear Reactors
    Licensing of Other Installations
    Prescribed Installations
    Licensing: The Position of the Atomic Energy Authority
    Offence of Installation or Operation without Licence
    Operations Requiring a Section 2 Permit
    Ministerial Responsibility
    Scotland
    The Role of the Health and Safety Executive in Licensing
    The Nuclear Safety Advisory Committee
    Liaison with other Bodies and Agencies
    Health and Safety Duties Generally
    Nuclear Site Licences: Generally
    Identity of Site Licensee
    Non-prescriptive Nature of the Licensing System and Safety Cases
    Safety Assessment Principles
    Nuclear Site Licences: Acceptable Risk
    Tolerability of Risk
    Applications for Licences
    Nuclear Site Licences: Consultation
    Regulation of Defence-related Sites
    Nuclear Site Licences: Relationship with Electricity Act Consents and Planning Permission
    The Sizewell B Inquiry
    Licensing Future Plant
    Insurance
    Form of Licence
    Standard Conditions
    The Ionising Radiations Regulations 1999 and the ALARP Concept
    Conditions on Handling, Treatment and Disposal of Nuclear Matter
    Periodic Safety Reviews
    Variation and Revocation of Conditions
    Lack of Appeal against Licensing Decisions
    Representations by Trades Unions, etc
    Relationship of Conditions to Controls under the Radioactive Substances Act 1993
    Posting of Conditions
    Contravention of Conditions
    Corporate Manslaughter
    Offences: Directors and Similar Officers
    Institution of Proceedings
    Penalties
    Offences under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
    Nuclear Installation Prosecutions: Examples
    Statutory Enforcement Powers
    Powers arising from Site Licences
    Revocation and Surrender of Licences
    Responsibility following Revocation or Surrender
    Decommissioning
    Maintenance of List of Licensed Sites
    Siting and Emergency Procedures
    Dangerous Occurrences and Nuclear Incidents
    Licensing a Privatised Nuclear Industry
    Security Requirements
    Chapter 5 New Build
    The Sizewell B Inquiry
    The Evolution of Policy on New Build
    The Flawed 2006 Consultation
    Policy following the Greenpeace Judgment
    The Planning Act 2008
    National Policy Statements
    The Infrastructure Planning Commission
    Applications and their Examination
    Local Impact Reports
    Criteria for Decisions
    Progress in Planning New Plant
    Siting Criteria
    Coastal Processes and Flooding
    Strategic Environmental Assessment
    Public Participation
    Alternative Sites
    Appropriate Assessment under the Habitats Directive
    Environmental Impact Assessment
    EIA and the Waste Question
    The Nuclear Safety Convention
    Devolution Aspects
    Chapter 6 Liability
    Introduction: Problems of Liability and Insurance
    Early UK Legislation
    International Provisions: Generally
    Joint Protocol relating to Paris and Vienna Conventions
    The Paris Convention: Generally
    The Paris Convention: Channelling of Liability
    The Paris Convention: Limitation of Liability in Amount
    The Paris Convention: Limitation of Liability in Time
    The Paris Convention: Compulsory Cover for Liability
    The Paris Convention: Single Jurisdiction
    The 2004 Protocol to amend the Paris Convention
    The Brussels Supplementary Convention
    The 2004 Protocol to amend the Brussels Supplementary Convention
    The Vienna Convention
    Protocol to amend the Vienna Convention
    The Convention on Supplementary Compensation
    Scope of the Paris, Brussels and Vienna Conventions-Non-peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy
    The Convention on the Liability of Operators of Nuclear Ships
    The Convention relating to Civil Liability in the Field of Maritime Carriage of Nuclear Material
    Multilateral Nuclear Environmental Programme in Russian Federation
    Euratom Developments
    Current International Issues in Liability
    The Environmental Liability Directive
    The US Approach
    The Nuclear Installations Act 1965: Generally
    Section 7: Duty of Licensee of Licensed Site
    Occurrences involving Nuclear Matter
    Occurrences on the Licensed Site
    Occurrences involving Nuclear Matter being Carried
    Occurrences involving Matter which has been on the Licensed Site or in the Course of Carriage
    Ionising Radiations
    Injury to Persons
    Unborn Children
    Personal Injury: The Sellafield Litigation
    Personal Injury: The Industry Compensation Scheme
    Damage to Property
    Consequential Loss
    The Licensee's Property and that of Third Parties
    Liability of Third Parties in respect of Licensee's Property
    Duty of the UKAEA
    Duty of the Crown
    Duty of Foreign Operators
    Movements of Nuclear Matter to and from the UK
    Duty of Carriers
    Right to Compensation: Section 12
    Damage, Injury or Loss outside Section 12
    Exclusion of Other Claims
    Limitation for Maritime Claims
    Compensation for Damage to Licensee's Property
    Exclusion, Extension and Reduction of Compensation: Section 13
    Provision by Insurance: The Pool
    Terms of Insurance
    Provision by other Means
    Claims exceeding the Aggregate Figure
    Extension to British Territories
    Personal Injury Liability outside the Act: The Test Veterans' Litigation
    Chapter 7 Radiological Protection
    International Commission on Radiological Protection
    Nuclear Energy Agency
    Euratom
    Basic Safety Standards
    Proposed Revision of BSS Directive and NORM
    Implementation of the BSS Directive in the UK
    The Ionising Radiations Regulations 1999
    Justification: Cases
    The Justification of Practices Involving Ionising Radiation Regulations 2004
    Monitoring of Radioactivity Levels
    Emergency Preparedness
    Emergency Food Protection Measures
    Chapter 8 Safeguards and Security
    The Nuclear Test-ban and Arms Limitation Treaties
    Legality of Nuclear Weapons
    The Non-Proliferation Treaty
    The Proliferation Security Initiative
    IAEA Safeguards
    Euratom Safeguards
    The Euratom Supply Agency
    Safeguards in the UK Generally
    IAEA Safeguards in the UK
    Euratom Safeguards in the UK
    Export Controls
    Import Controls
    Fissile Materials Cut-Off Treaty
    Security Generally
    The Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material
    Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism
    IAEA Guidance
    Security in the UK
    Nuclear Terrorism Generally
    Chapter 9 Use of Radioactive Substances
    Introduction
    Radioactive Substances and Issues Relating to their Use
    The Statutory Background: The Radioactive Substances Acts 1948 and 1960
    The Enforcing Authority for Radioactive Substances
    The Meaning of 'Radioactive Material'
    Definition of 'Mobile Radioactive Apparatus'
    Prohibition on use of Radioactive Material
    Registration of Users of Radioactive Material
    Conditions
    Breaches of Condition
    Exemption for Nuclear Sites
    Specific Exemptions
    High Activity Sealed Sources
    Prohibition of use of Mobile Apparatus
    Registration of Mobile Apparatus
    Exemptions from Registration of Mobile Apparatus
    Relationship of Registration under Sections 7 and 10
    Cancellation and Variation of Registration
    Display of Certificate of Registration and Retention of Records
    Enforcement Notices
    Prohibition Notices
    Charges
    Appeals
    Powers of the Secretary of State
    Powers of Entry, Inspection, etc
    Access to Information
    Application to Crown
    Relationship to other Legislation
    Environmental Permitting
    Chapter 10 Transport
    Introduction
    Safety of Transport
    International Regulation: Generally
    Carriage by Sea
    Carriage by Air
    Road Transport
    Rail Transport
    Inland Waterways
    Post
    UK Transport Regulations
    The Radioactive Material (Road Transport) Act 1991
    The Carriage of Dangerous Goods Regulations
    Transport by Road: Offences
    Liability and Insurance
    Transport of Radioactive Material by Rail
    Transport by Sea
    Transport by Air
    Transboundary Waste Movements
    Generally
    European Community Regulation
    The Directive on Supervision and Control of Shipments of Radioactive Waste and Spent Fuel
    Regulation on Shipments of Radioactive Substances
    Implementation of Community Requirements in the UK
    Chapter 11 Decommissioning
    Introduction
    Approaches to Decommissioning
    Convention Obligations
    EU Developments
    Decommissioning of Existing Facilities in the UK: Introduction
    The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
    Site Licence Companies and Parent Body Organisations
    Independent Scrutiny
    Regulatory Aspects of Decommissioning
    Environmental Impact Assessment
    Nuclear Liabilities during Decommissioning
    Site Delicensing
    Decommissioning and New Build
    Radioactively Contaminated Land
    Amendment
    Definition of Radioactively Contaminated Land
    Procedural Aspects
    Duty of Inspection
    Making the Determination
    Special Sites
    Remediation Notices
    Duties of the Enforcing Authority to carry out Remediation
    The Appropriate Person and Relationship with Rules on Nuclear Damage
    Part 2A and Licensed Nuclear Sites
    Chapter 12 Radioactive Waste
    Introduction
    Inter-generational Equity Issues
    International Co-operation on Disposal Facilities
    Classifying Radioactive Waste
    The UK National Inventory
    Radioactive Waste Disposal in the UK: Historical Evolution
    The Nirex Planning Application
    Rebuilding the Radioactive Waste Programme
    CoRWM
    Spent Fuel Management and Reprocessing
    High Level Waste
    Intermediate Level Waste
    Low Level Waste
    Plutonium
    Depleted Uranium
    Partitioning and Transmutation
    Waste Substitution
    Imports and Exports of Waste
    Geological Disposal
    International Law
    The Role of the International Atomic Energy Agency
    The Joint Convention
    The IAEA International Action Plan
    The London Convention
    OSPAR and the Sintra Statement
    Sub-seabed Disposal
    The MOX Plant Case
    European Community Law
    Euratom Requirements: Article 37
    European Action Plans on Radioactive Waste Disposal
    Transfrontier Movement of Radioactive Waste
    Control under the Radioactive Substances Act 1993
    Radioactive Waste Definition
    'End of Waste' Issues
    Contaminated Material
    Section 1(2)(b)
    Disposal and Accumulation
    The Requirement of Authorisation for Disposal: Section 13
    Nuclear Sites-Disposal of Waste
    The Requirement of Authorisation for Accumulation: Section 14
    Exemptions: Section 15
    Review of Exemptions
    Authorisation Procedures: Generally
    Authorisation Procedure: Non-nuclear Sites
    Authorisation Procedure: Nuclear Sites
    Public Consultation on Applications
    Local Inquiries into Authorisations
    Environmental Assessment
    Revocation and Variation of Authorisations
    The Scope of the Variation Power
    Review of Authorisations
    Transfer of Authorisations
    Effect of Authorisation
    Functions of Local Authorities-'Special Precautions'
    Notices and Records
    Enforcement and Prohibition Notices: Sections 21 and 22
    Secretary of State's Powers of Direction
    Appeals
    Powers of the Secretary of State relating to Radioactive Waste: Section 29
    Power of Appropriate Agency to Dispose of Radioactive Waste and Orphan Sources
    Rights of Entry, Inspection, etc
    Offences: Sections 32 to 38
    Public Access to Information: Section 39
    Relationship of the 1993 Act to Other Statutory Provisions
    Application to Crown: Section 42
    Effect on other Rights and Duties: Section 46
    Territorial Jurisdiction
    Issues in Regulation: Generally
    UK Strategy for Radioactive Discharges
    Best Available Techniques
    ALARA
    Agency Guidance on Regulation and BAT
    Solid Waste Disposal
    Conditioning Waste
    Authorising New Nuclear Power Stations
    Appendices
    Appendix 1 The Nuclear Installations Act 1965
    Appendix 2 Standard Nuclear Site Licence Conditions
    Appendix 3 Convention on Nuclear Safety
    Appendix 4 Paris Convention on Third Party Liability Consolidated Version, as amended by 1964, 1982 and 2004 Protocols