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External sources (not reviewed)

initiated to bring it up to date.

its sixty-fifth session; and resolved to take a decision on the membership of the Scientific Committee once a decision on resource allocation had been made and after the fifty-seventh session of the Scientific Committee but no later than the end of the sixty-fourth session of the General Assembly (resolution 64/85).

of individuals, society and the environment and to ensure that no activity is undertaken in connection with nuclear or radiation material, equipment and technologies, except as authorized by the regulatory authority.

sources only if endusers submit to them a copy of a licence issued by the State Institute of Radiation Protection for carrying out certain activities with radioactive sources and a permit for the procurement of radioactive sources.

Assembly at the following sessions: thirteenth (A/3838), seventeenth (A/5216), nineteenth (A/5814), twenty-first (A/6314 and Corr.1), twenty-fourth (A/7613 and Corr.1), twenty-seventh (A/8725 and Corr.1), thirty-second (A/32/40), thirty-seventh (A/37/45), forty-first (A/41/16), forty-third (A/43/45), forty-eighth (A/48/46), forty-ninth (A/49/46), fifty-first (A/51/46), fifty-fifth (A/55/46), fifty-sixth (A/56/46), fifty-seventh (A/57/46), fifty-eighth (A/58/46), fifty-ninth (A/59/46), sixtieth (A/60/46) and sixty-first (A/61/46 and Corr.1).

transmitter of radio signals at frequencies of 150 to 400 MHz; global positioning system (GPS) receivers; and a diagnostics system to monitor solar activity.

the Ordinance on the Methods and Procedures of Surveillance during the Import and Export of Materials suspected to be contaminated with Radionuclides or to contain Radioactive Sources (Official Gazette No. 114/07) was promulgated recently.

and conscious also of the increased volume, complexity and diversity of that information

and transit of radioactive sources may be performed by legal and natural persons subject to the approval of the State Office for Radiation Protection, upon fulfilment of the conditions referred to in that Act, the conditions set out in the Act on Transport of Hazardous Substances and the Maritime Code and subordinate legislation enacted on the basis of the Maritime Code or accepted by the Maritime Code.

Gazette Nos. 84/00 and 106/03), before the radioactive substance passes the State border, the importer must forward to the border sanitary inspector the permit for purchasing the radioactive source issued to the end-user by the State Office for Radiation Protection.

submit a request for a permit for export to the State Institute for Radiation Protection.

an application for a licence to import and/or export a radioactive source must be made to RPII not later than one month before the proposed commencement of the practice concerned.

legal and regulatory instruments.

and give due consideration to such information, particularly in the light of its own findings

place with the authorization of the State sanitary and epidemiological service of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine.

of nuclear non-proliferation and implementing related international standards in national legislation.

on human health and the environment, which shall include the submission of the report requested by the Assembly on the attribution of health effects due to radiation exposure, and requests the Scientific Committee to submit plans for its ongoing programme of work to the Assembly at its sixty-sixth session

provisions of that Act and regulations enacted on the basis thereof shall be implemented by sanitary inspectors and border sanitary inspectors from the ministry responsible for health.