(c) report a summary of the monitoring results to the Authority at intervals as stipulated in the authorisation or licence and promptly inform the Authority of any abnormal results which lead or could lead to an increase of public exposure. [The subregulation number (1) in this regulation appears to be in there are no other subregulations.] Consumer products 46. (1) Consumer products capable of causing exposure to radiation may not be supplied to members of the public unless - (a) those products are exempted by regulation 3; (b) those products are approved by the Authority for use by members of the public as contemplated in regulation 4(2)(b). (2) Persons who import consumer products as contemplated in subregulation (1)(b), must include in the application to the Authority for type approval of the product, a copy of the license or authorisation issued by the Authority in the country of manufacture or origin authorises distribution of the product concerned to members of the public in that country. (3) Persons who import consumer products contemplated in subregulation (1)(b), for sale and distribution to the public, must ensure that - (a) legible labels are visibly and firmly affixed to each consumer product and its package, stating, in English, that - (i) the product contains radioactive material; and (ii) the sale of the product to the public has been authorised by the Authority of the country of manufacture or origin; (b) basic information and instructions on the precautions of use and disposal of the product, written in English, are made available with the product. CHAPTER 9 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF SOURCES General responsibilities 47. (1) Licensees must ensure the safety and security of the sources under their responsibility, from the moment of their acquisition throughout their entire operational life and up to their final disposal. (2) For this purpose, licensees must ensure that a multilayer system of provisions for protection, safety and security of sources, commensurate with the magnitude and likelihood of the potential exposures involved, is applied to the sources under their responsibility such that a failure at one layer is compensated for or corrected by subsequent layers, for the purposes of - (a) preventing accidents that may cause exposure;
(c) report a summary of the monitoring results to the Authority at intervals as stipulated in the authorisation or licence and promptly inform the Authority of any abnormal results which lead or could lead to an increase of public exposure. [The subregulation number (1) in this regulation appears to be in there are no other subregulations.] Consumer products 46. (1) Consumer products capable of causing exposure to radiation may not be supplied to members of the public unless - (a) those products are exempted by regulation 3; (b) those products are approved by the Authority for use by members of the public as contemplated in regulation 4(2)(b). (2) Persons who import consumer products as contemplated in subregulation (1)(b), must include in the application to the Authority for type approval of the product, a copy of the license or authorisation issued by the Authority in the country of manufacture or origin authorises distribution of the product concerned to members of the public in that country. (3) Persons who import consumer products contemplated in subregulation (1)(b), for sale and distribution to the public, must ensure that - (a) legible labels are visibly and firmly affixed to each consumer product and its package, stating, in English, that - (i) the product contains radioactive material; and (ii) the sale of the product to the public has been authorised by the Authority of the country of manufacture or origin; (b) basic information and instructions on the precautions of use and disposal of the product, written in English, are made available with the product. CHAPTER 9 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SAFETY AND SECURITY OF SOURCES General responsibilities 47. (1) Licensees must ensure the safety and security of the sources under their responsibility, from the moment of their acquisition throughout their entire operational life and up to their final disposal. (2) For this purpose, licensees must ensure that a multilayer system of provisions for protection, safety and security of sources, commensurate with the magnitude and likelihood of the potential exposures involved, is applied to the sources under their responsibility such that a failure at one layer is compensated for or corrected by subsequent layers, for the purposes of - (a) preventing accidents that may cause exposure;