The general objectives of safe radioactive waste and spent fuel management are the following: Objective 1: To protect people and the environment from unnecessary harmful effects of ionising radiation from radioactive waste and spent fuel management, and its storage and disposal at all stages of its existence. To support and facilitate the implementation of practices involving Objective 2: radiation and the use of sources of ionising radiation for both energy generation and the support and strengthening of industry, research, medicine, and other institutional activities in accordance with the principles of this Resolution, and within the framework of the regulations adopted in the Republic of Slovenia and international guidelines and standards. Objective 3: On a regular basis and in a systematic and verifiable manner, to evaluate, verify, and, so far as reasonably possible, continually improve the safety and efficiency of facilities or activities for radioactive waste and spent fuel management, in accordance with the national framework and under the regulatory control of the competent regulatory authority. Objective 4: To provide and maintain adequate financial and resources necessary to fulfil the obligations relevant to safe radioactive waste and spent fuel management. Objective 5: To prevent accidents with radiological consequences and to mitigate such consequences should they occur at every stage of radioactive waste and spent fuel management. 2.2 PRINCIPLES OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE AND SPENT FUEL MANAGEMENT The Republic of Slovenia has transposed into its legal order modern fundamental principles of the international community with a view to ensuring nuclear and radiation safety as well as safe management of all types of radioactive material. The Resolution on Nuclear and Radiation Safety in the Republic of Slovenia for the Period 2013-2023 (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 56/13, hereinafter: The Resolution on Nuclear and Radiation identifies the following principles: Safety) responsibility for safety; the role of the Government; leadership and management for safety; the justification of facilities and activities; the optimisation of protection; the limitation of to individuals; the protection of present and future generations; the prevention of accidents; emergency preparedness and response; and protective actions to reduce existing or unregulated radiation risks. In addition to the above-mentioned fundamental principles of nuclear and radiation safety, radioactive waste and spent fuel management must be implemented in such a way so as to ensure: Protection of trial health Radioactive waste and spent fuel shall be managed in such a manner so as to ensure an acceptable of human health protection.
The general objectives of safe radioactive waste and spent fuel management are the following: Objective 1: To protect people and the environment from unnecessary harmful effects of ionising radiation from radioactive waste and spent fuel management, and its storage and disposal at all stages of its existence. Objective 2: To support and facilitate the implementation of practices involving radiation and the use of sources of ionising radiation for both energy generation and the support and strengthening of industry, research, medicine, and other institutional activities in accordance with the principles of this Resolution, and within the framework of the regulations adopted in the Republic of Slovenia and international guidelines and standards. Objective 3: On a regular basis and in a systematic and verifiable manner, to evaluate, verify, and, so far as reasonably possible, continually improve the safety and efficiency of facilities or activities for radioactive waste and spent fuel management, in accordance with the national framework and under the regulatory control of the competent regulatory authority. Objective 4: To provide and maintain adequate financial and resources necessary to fulfil the obligations relevant to safe radioactive waste and spent fuel management. Objective 5: To prevent accidents with radiological consequences and to mitigate such consequences should they occur at every stage of radioactive waste and spent fuel management. 2.2 PRINCIPLES OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE AND SPENT FUEL MANAGEMENT The Republic of Slovenia has transposed into its legal order modern fundamental principles of the international community with a view to ensuring nuclear and radiation safety as well as safe management of all types of radioactive material. The Resolution on Nuclear and Radiation Safety in the Republic of Slovenia for the Period 2013-2023 (Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia, No. 56/13, hereinafter: The Resolution on Nuclear and Radiation Safety) identifies the following principles: responsibility for safety; the role of the Government; leadership and management for safety; the justification of facilities and activities; the optimisation of protection; the limitation of to individuals; the protection of present and future generations; the prevention of accidents; emergency preparedness and response; and protective actions to reduce existing or unregulated radiation risks. In addition to the above-mentioned fundamental principles of nuclear and radiation safety, radioactive waste and spent fuel management must be implemented in such a way so as to ensure: Protection of health Radioactive waste and spent fuel shall be managed in such a manner so as to ensure an acceptable of human health protection. trial
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