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1.3 Scope<br />

This guide explains in detail the regulatory consenting process at major stages,<br />

wherever applicable, in the setting up of a radiation facility. The review aspects<br />

<strong>for</strong> renewal of Consent are also covered in this Guide. Some sources and<br />

practices, use of which is exempted from the <strong>Consenting</strong> process, are indicated<br />

in this guide. There are some radiation facilities <strong>for</strong> which consenting<br />

procedures are not spelt out in this document. Such facilities are regulated by<br />

AERB on case by case basis. However, the in<strong>for</strong>mation and requirements<br />

detailed in this document, may be found useful <strong>for</strong> other type of radiation<br />

facilities also. Security of sources and radiation facilities are not elaborated<br />

in this guide. However, the guidance on the same is given in AERB safety<br />

documents viz, ‘Security of Radioactive Material during Transport’ (AERB/<br />

NRF-TS/SG-10) and ‘Security of Radioactive Sources in <strong>Radiation</strong> <strong>Facilities</strong>’<br />

(AERB/RF-RS/SG-1).<br />

This guide deals with practices such as medical, industrial and research<br />

applications of radiation and radioisotopes <strong>for</strong> which the Consent is in the<br />

<strong>for</strong>m of a Licence or an Authorisation. Other sources and practices <strong>for</strong> which<br />

Consent is in the <strong>for</strong>m of a Registration/Approval are also covered in view of<br />

their widespread use. (e.g. diagnostic X-ray facilities).<br />

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