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Republic of Latvia

Cabinet
Regulation No. 752
Adopted 22 December 2015

Procedures for Licensing and Registering Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation

Issued pursuant to
Section 11, Paragraph two, Clauses 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5,
Section 1, Paragraph five, Section 12, Paragraph two,
Section 13, Paragraph eight, Section 14, Paragraph one,
and Section 29, Paragraph four
of the law On Radiation Safety and Nuclear Safety

I. General Provision

1. This Regulation prescribes:

1.1. the criteria to be followed in order to commence activities with sources of ionising radiation;

1.2. the activities with sources of ionising radiation not requiring a license or registration as such activities cannot be influenced by human actions, or the potential dose of ionising radiation and the adverse effects of the exposure are so insignificant that they can be ignored from the radiation safety aspect;

1.3. the activities with sources of ionising radiation that require registration;

1.4. the procedures for issuing, suspending, and cancelling a licence for activities with sources of ionising radiation;

1.5. the procedures for registering and suspending activities with sources of ionising radiation, and the procedures for cancelling the registration of such activities;

1.6. the amount and payment procedures of the State fee;

1.7. the procedures for public discussions of the creation of ionising radiation objects of national significance or making substantial changes therein;

1.8. the sample form for a report on activities with sources of ionising radiation, as well as the procedures for filling in and submitting a report on activities with sources of ionising radiation;

1.9. the minimum qualification requirements for the work manager;

1.10. activities with sources of ionising radiation which require civil liability insurance, and the minimum amount of the civil liability insurance.

II. Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation which do not Require a Licence or Registration, and Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation which Require Registration

2. A licence or registration for activities with sources of ionising radiation (hereinafter - the licence or registration) shall not be required, if the source of ionising radiation is:

2.1. a radioactive substance which conforms to at least one of the following conditions:

2.1.1. the total radioactivity for the relevant radionuclide does not exceed the value indicated in Annex 1 to this Regulation;

2.1.2. the specific radioactivity for the relevant radionuclide per unit of mass does not exceed the value indicated in Annex 1 to this Regulation, and the total quantity of the radioactive substance does not exceed 1000 kg;

2.2. a cathode-ray tube intended for obtaining a visual image, conforming to at least one of the following conditions:

2.2.1. the maximum difference of potentials of the cathode-ray tube does not exceed 30 kV, and under operating conditions corresponding to the conditions of the manufacturer the dose rate of ionising radiation caused by the cathode-ray tube is less than 1 µSv per hour in the distance of 0.1 m from any reachable surface point of the apparatus;

2.2.2. the difference of potentials is less than 5 kV;

2.3. an electrical apparatus (including an electron microscope) which conforms to at least one of the following conditions:

2.3.1. the maximum difference of potentials of the apparatus does not exceed 30 kV, and under operating conditions corresponding to the conditions of the manufacturer the dose rate of ionising radiation caused by the apparatus is less than 1 µSv per hour in the distance of 0.1 m from any reachable surface point of the apparatus;

2.3.2. the difference of potentials is less than 5 kV;

2.4. an installation or apparatus which contains a sealed source of radiation, and the total radioactivity, specific radioactivity, or both values of radioactivity of the radioactive substance in this source of radiation for the relevant radionuclide exceed the values indicated in Annex 1 to this Regulation, if, under operating conditions corresponding to the conditions of the manufacturer the dose rate of ionising radiation caused by the source of ionising radiation is less than 1 µSv per hour in the distance of 0.1 m from any reachable surface point of the apparatus and the foreseeable effective dose of radiation per an inhabitant is less than 10 µSv per year;

2.5. smoke detectors in which an americium nuclide (²⁴¹Am) is used, if the total radioactivity for one detector does not exceed 74 kBq, and their total number - 100 units;

2.6. thorium (²³²Th) alloys in electrodes of luminescent lamps, gas discharge pipes, and electron television tubes, as well as in filaments of heated gas lamps, if the total number of units of the relevant articles provided for storage in one undertaking does not exceed 10 000 units per year;

2.7. thorium (²³²Th) in special alloys in aviation engines or fire-resistant laboratory installations, if their total mass in one undertaking or in one particular place does not exceed 1000 kg;

2.8. thorium (²³²Th) in welding electrodes, if the concentration of thorium is less than five per cent and the total quantity of such electrodes to be stored in one undertaking or one specific place or the total quantity of such electrodes to be used within a year does not exceed 1000 kg;

2.9. tritium (³H) and krypton (⁸⁵Kr) in luminescent and special lamps, as well as gas discharge pipes the radioactivity of which in one article does not exceed the values indicated in Annex 1 to this Regulation and the total number of units of the relevant articles to be stored concurrently in one undertaking does not exceed 10 000;

2.10. a natural radioactive material the specific radioactivity of which exceeds the values indicated in Annex 1 to this Regulation, if the material has not been specifically processed in order to increase its specific radioactivity, and, upon carrying out activities with such material, the total dose of ionising radiation received by one person does not exceed 1 mSv per year;

2.11. a mixture of radionuclides, if parts of each radionuclide thereof or its total or specific sum of radioactivity in the total quantity divided by the value indicated in Annex 1 to this Regulation for the relevant radionuclide is less than or equal to 1.

3. The licence or registration shall not be required for the following activities with sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance:

3.1. purchase;

3.2. transportation or movement;

3.3. bringing in from a European Union Member State;

3.4. bringing out to a European Union Member State;

3.5. transit from one European Union Member State to another European Union Member State.

4. If in accordance with Annex 1 to this Regulation other radionuclides (daughter nuclides) which are referred to in Annex 2 to this Regulation emerge as a result of the disintegration process of the radionuclide (parent nuclide), the values of radioactivity indicated in Annex 1 to this Regulation shall apply not only to the parent nuclide, but also to the relevant daughter nuclides. In such case in order to determine whether the licence or registration is necessary for activities with sources of ionising radiation, the value specified for the parent nuclide shall be used.

5. Registration shall be required for the following activities:

5.1. the storage, trade, export, and import, bringing in for short-term demonstration, calibration, testing, or for other similar purposes without an intended activity of use, transit, if at least one of the states to which a source of ionising radiation is brought or from which it is brought out is not a European Union Member State, of sources of ionising radiation not containing radioactive substances, as well as dismantling and liquidation of a source of ionising radiation used in one's activity;

5.2. activities with sources of ionising radiation in dental practice;

5.3. the use of sources of ionising radiation not containing radioactive substances - osteodensitometry and mammography equipment - for the purposes of medical exposure;

5.4. the use of sources of ionising radiation not containing radioactive substances for the purposes of non-medical exposure, if the activities are carried out in a specific room according to the plan of premises (assembly plan);

5.5. activities with radioactive substances, if their total radioactivity exceeds the limits which are specified in Annex 1 to this Regulation by not more than 10³ (including);

5.6. other activities with sources of ionising radiation which do not conform to the activities specified in the law On Radiation Safety and Nuclear Safety requiring licensing, and to Paragraphs 2 and 3 of this Regulation.

III. Criteria for Commencing Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation and Qualification Requirements for Work Managers and Workers

6. A licence for activities which are related to the creation or use of an ionising radiation object of national significance, or for making substantial changes may be requested by an institution of direct administration of the Republic of Latvia, a derived public person, and a commercial company registered in the Republic of Latvia or another European Union Member State.

7. Only an institution of direct administration of the Republic of Latvia, a derived public person, and a commercial company registered in the Republic of Latvia or another European Union Member State may be the operator of a nuclear facility.

8. A licence for the storage of radioactive waste until their disposal, if the planned period of storage is more than a year, as well as for the disposal of radioactive waste may be requested by an institution of direct administration of the Republic of Latvia, a derived public person, and a commercial company registered in the Republic of Latvia or another European Union Member State.

9. A legal person registered outside the European Union Member States may request the licence or registration, if it is registered in the Republic of Latvia, except in the cases referred to in Paragraph 8 of this Regulation.

10. A legal person registered outside the European Union Member States, a natural person who is not a citizen or national of a European Union Member State, or an international organisation may request:

10.1. the licence or registration for the short-term bringing in of a source of ionising radiation for the purposes of demonstration, calibration, testing, or other similar purposes, if the presence of the source of ionising radiation in Latvia does not exceed 30 days and the applicant for such licence has a licence or authorisation, or registration for the performance of activities with the source of ionising radiation to be brought in the relevant foreign country;

10.2. the licence or registration for each individual transit carriage of sources of ionising radiation.

11. In order to receive a licence or to register an activity, the applicant for the licence or registration (hereinafter - the applicant):

11.1. shall ensure safe operation and storage of the source of ionising radiation, as well as fulfil the technical requirements indicated in the operational documents of the manufacturer;

11.2. reduce the risks related to the structure and use of the source of ionising radiation to the health and life of the worker or another person, taking into account the potential effect of ionising radiation, electric shock, and mechanical danger;

11.3. prepare measuring equipment corresponding to the specific nature of the foreseeable works;

11.4. ensure readiness for radiation accidents and elimination of their consequences;

11.5. ensure conformity of the qualification of workers with the duties to be carried out;

11.6. ensure the development of radiation safety and nuclear safety quality assurance programmes;

11.7. harmonise the assembly plan for the placement of the source of ionising radiation with a radiation safety, nuclear safety, or medical physics expert certified in the relevant field and ensure the development of a description for ensuring protection against ionising radiation, as well as receive an opinion of a radiation safety, nuclear safety, or medical physics expert certified in the relevant field that the operation circumstances of the room, building, or territory conform to the conditions of the manufacturer for the performance of activities with the source of ionising radiation, and the planned activities with the source of ionising radiation do not cause direct threats to the workers, inhabitants, and the environment;

11.8. prepare a storage facility of the source of ionising radiation corresponding to the physical protection requirements;

11.9. develop an environmental monitoring programme corresponding to the use of the source of ionising radiation;

11.10. develop a radioactive waste management plan.

12. The qualification of a work manager who performs activities related to medical exposure shall conform to the following criteria:

12.1. one of the following qualifications in radiodiagnostic practices has been obtained:

12.1.1. a certificate of a doctor-radiologist in radiodiagnostic practices, a certificate of a doctor-radiologist in radiotherapy or education of a medical physicist and work experience of at least two years with sources of ionising radiation in radiodiagnostic practices has been obtained, including also the time when education in issues of radiation safety or radiation safety and nuclear safety was acquired.

If radionuclides are used in radiodiagnostic practices, work experience of at least two years in work with radioactive substances in medicine shall be required;

12.1.2. a certificate of a radiographer and work experience of at least five years with sources of ionising radiation in radiodiagnostic practices has been obtained, including also the time when education in issues of radiation safety or radiation safety and nuclear safety was acquired. If radionuclides are used in radiodiagnostic practices, work experience of at least three years in work with radioactive substances in medicine shall be required;

12.2. in radiotherapy - a certificate of a doctor-radiologist in radiotherapy or education of a medical physicist and work experience of at least three years with sources of ionising radiation in radiotherapy has been obtained, including also the time when education in issues of radiation safety or radiation safety and nuclear safety was acquired. If radionuclides are used in radiotherapy, work experience of at least three years in work with radioactive substances in medicine shall be required;

12.3. in dental practice - a certificate in the speciality of a dentist or a certificate of a doctor-radiologist, or education of a medical physicist or radiographer and work experience of at least one year with sources of ionising radiation in radiodiagnostic practices has been obtained, including also the time when education in issues of radiation safety or radiation safety and nuclear safety was acquired. If also cone beam computed tomography is carried out in dental practice, the dentist must have additional education for carrying out of such examinations.

13. The qualification of a work manager who performs activities not related to medical exposure shall conform to the following criteria:

13.1. higher education has been obtained;

13.2. a training programme developed by an educational institution in the field of radiation safety and nuclear safety has been completed or a programme in the field of medical physics has been completed. Additional training in the field of radiation safety and nuclear safety is not necessary, if activities with such sources of ionising radiation are performed the total dose rate of ionising radiation caused by which in a direct radiation beam in the distance of one metre from the source of ionising radiation is equal to 0.1 Sv/h or less, and the work manager has completed any of the following study subjects in the programme of higher education - radiation chemistry, radiochemistry, radiobiology, nuclear physics, radiation physics, or study programme related to a nuclear reactor, processing cycle of nuclear fuel, or designing and operation of radioactive waste processing objects;

13.3. experience in work with sources of ionising radiation has been gained, including also the time when education in issues of radiation safety and nuclear safety was acquired:

13.3.1. experience of at least one year, if activities with such sources of ionising radiation are performed the total dose rate of ionising radiation caused by which in a direct radiation beam in the distance of one metre from the source of ionising radiation is equal to 0.1 Sv/h or less;

13.3.2. experience of at least three years if activities with such sources of ionising radiation are performed which are not referred to in Sub-paragraph 13.3.1 of this Regulation.

14. The work manager who performs activities related to radiation in veterinary practice shall require a higher veterinary medical education and a certificate of veterinary practice.

15. If the applicant only uses such source of ionising radiation servicing of which does not provide for direct presence of workers and the total dose rate of ionising radiation in the distance of one metre from the source of ionising radiation is less than 1 Sv/h, the qualification of the work manager shall conform to at least the following minimum criteria:

15.1. general secondary or vocational secondary education has been acquired;

15.2. a programme of courses developed by an educational institution in the field of radiation safety and nuclear safety has been completed;

15.3. work experience of at least one year in work with sources of ionising radiation.

16. The operator shall ensure the following for the work manager:

16.1. not less than once in five years training in issues of radiation safety within the scope of the training programme developed by an educational institution.

The following training shall not be required:

16.1.1. if activities with such sources of ionising radiation are performed the total dose rate of ionising radiation caused by which in a direct radiation beam in the distance of one metre from the source of ionising radiation is equal to 0.1 Sv/h or less, and the work manager has completed any of the following study subjects in the programme of higher education - radiation chemistry, radiochemistry, radiobiology, nuclear physics, radiation physics, or study programme related to a nuclear reactor, processing cycle of nuclear fuel, or designing and operation of radioactive waste processing objects;

16.1.2. if the work manager leads works in veterinary practice;

16.2. extraordinary training and examination of knowledge, if work or official duties change, as well as new equipment or new procedure is introduced in work with the sources of ionising radiation.

17. In order to perform activities with sources of ionising radiation, a worker shall require at least the general secondary education or vocational secondary education and completion of a training programme developed by an educational institution in the field of radiation safety and nuclear safety. The worker shall not need an additionally completed programme in the field of radiation safety and nuclear safety:

17.1. if activities with such sources of ionising radiation the total dose rate of ionising radiation caused by which in a direct radiation beam in the distance of one metre from the source of ionising radiation is equal to 0.1 Sv/h or less, are performed by a worker who has completed any of the following study subjects in the programme of higher education - radiation chemistry, radiochemistry, radiobiology, nuclear physics, radiation physics, or study programme related to a nuclear reactor, processing cycle of nuclear fuel, or designing and operation of radioactive waste processing objects;

17.2. if the activities with sources of ionising radiation in veterinary practice are performed by a veterinarian who has obtained a certificate of veterinary practice.

18. The qualification and education requirements for workers who perform activities with sources of ionising radiation in medicine shall be determined in the Medical Treatment Law.

19. The operator shall ensure the following for a worker:

19.1. not less than once a year a briefing (a note in the relevant logbook shall be made) on issues of radiation safety;

19.2. not less than once in five years training in issues of radiation safety within the scope of the programme of courses developed by an educational institution.

Re-training after every five years shall not be required:

19.2.1. if activities with such sources of ionising radiation the total dose rate of ionising radiation caused by which in a direct radiation beam in the distance of one metre from the source of ionising radiation is equal to 0.1 Sv/h or less, are performed by a worker who has completed any of the following study subjects in the programme of higher education - radiation chemistry, radiochemistry, radiobiology, nuclear physics, radiation physics, or study programme related to a nuclear reactor, processing cycle of nuclear fuel, or designing and operation of radioactive waste processing objects;

19.2.2. if the worker performs activities with sources of ionising radiation in veterinary practice;

19.3. extraordinary training and examination of knowledge, if work or official duties change, new equipment or new procedure is introduced in work with the sources of ionising radiation.

20. A training programme in the field of radiation safety and nuclear safety harmonised with the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service (hereinafter - the Centre) and the relevant professional association of the sector shall include:

20.1. for workers:

20.1.1. theoretical training on the requirements of the laws and regulations in radiation safety and nuclear safety and in ensuring health protection of workers;

20.1.2. theoretical and practical training on safe working methods, protective equipment, and radiation safety and nuclear safety;

20.2. for work managers:

20.2.1. theoretical training on the requirements of the laws and regulations in radiation safety and nuclear safety and in ensuring health protection of workers;

20.2.2. theoretical and practical training on safe working methods, protective equipment, and radiation safety and nuclear safety;

20.2.3. theoretical and practical training on assessing the dose of ionising radiation, the culture of radiation safety and nuclear safety, and also quality assurance and quality control of radiation safety and nuclear safety;

20.3. training multiple-choice test in which a positive evaluation is received if at least 70 % of all questions asked are answered correctly.

IV. Registration of Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation and Issuing of the Licence

21. The applicant shall submit a written application to the Centre:

21.1. for the registration of activities with sources of ionising radiation (Chapter I of Annex 3);

21.2. for the receipt of the licence for activities with sources of ionising radiation (Chapter II of Annex 3).

22. The applicant may submit the documents referred to in this Regulation in the form of an electronic document, if they have been prepared in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding drawing up of electronic documents.

23. The applicant:

23.1. may submit a written application to the Centre for the registration of activities with sources of ionising radiation or for the receipt of the licence (hereinafter - the application) for several activities with one or several sources of ionising radiation;

23.2. within 10 working days after purchase of sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance, shall submit an application for the registration of activities with sources of ionising radiation or for the receipt of the licence;

23.3. if it has several sources of ionising radiation, and registration and licensing is required for activities with such sources of ionising radiation, may:

23.3.1. receive a licence for all activities with sources of ionising radiation;

23.3.2. receive a licence for activities requiring a licence, and register such activities which require registration.

24. If during review of the application the information indicated in Paragraph 29 of this Regulation has changed, the operator shall, within five working days after occurrence of the changes, notify the Centre thereof in writing.

25. Registration shall be without limited period of time, except in the cases referred to in Paragraph 26 of this Regulation.

26. The Centre shall determine the term of validity of registration, if the operator:

26.1. requests the performance of registration for a specific period of time by indicating the time period;

26.2. brings in the source of ionising radiation for short-term demonstration, calibration, testing, or other similar purposes by indicating the time period;

26.3. carries a source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance in transit, and at least one of the countries to which the source of ionising radiation is brought or from which it is brought is not a European Union Member State.

In such case the time period of registration shall be up to one year;

26.4. carries a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance in transit by indicating the time period;

26.5. exports or imports a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance by indicating the time period.

27. The term of validity of the licence, except in the cases referred to in Paragraph 28 of this Regulation, shall be 10 years.

28. The Centre shall determine the term of validity of the licence:

28.1. up to four years for designing an ionising radiation object of national significance or a nuclear object of national significance;

28.2. up to 10 years for the construction of an ionising radiation object of national significance or a nuclear object of national significance;

28.3. up to three years:

28.3.1. for the use of smoke detectors containing plutonium;

28.3.2. for the carriage of sources of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance and radioactive waste or for international carriage of spent nuclear fuel;

28.4. shorter than referred to in Paragraph 27 of this Regulation, if the operator:

28.4.1. requests the issuance of the licence for a shorter period of time, indicating the time period;

28.4.2. brings in the source of ionising radiation for short-term demonstration, calibration, testing, or for other similar purposes, indicating the time period;

28.4.3. carries a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance in transit, indicating the time period;

28.4.4. exports or imports a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance, indicating the time period.

29. The Centre shall indicate the following in the licence and registration certificate:

29.1. the number, date of issuance, and term of validity of the licence or registration certificate;

29.2. the operator to which the licence or registration certificate has been issued:

29.2.1. for a natural person - the given name, surname, personal identity number, address of the declared place of residence;

29.2.2. for a legal person - the firm name or name, registration number in the relevant register (if applicable), legal address;

29.2.3. for an institution of direct administration or a derived public person - the name, legal address;

29.3. the activities with sources of ionising radiation;

29.4. the sources of ionising radiation;

29.5. the address, place of performing activities (for example, department, block, room) or territory in which performance of activities with sources of ionising radiation is permitted;

29.6. other restrictions for activities with sources of ionising radiation which conform to the purpose and objective (if any) of the administrative act, for example, the amount of products to be produced in the installation of ionising radiation, the maximum permitted capacity, or technical constraints.

30. The Centre shall issue the licence or registration certificate in the form of an electronic document or upon a request of the applicant (making a note in the application indicated in Annex 3) - in the form of a printed document.

31. In order to repeatedly receive a licence, the operator shall submit an application to the Centre at least three months before the expiry of the term of operation of the licence.

32. In order to make amendments to the licence or changes in registration, the operator shall submit a relevant application to the Centre (Annex 3):

32.1. within 10 working days, if the information indicated in Sub-paragraph 29.2 of this Regulation in relation to the name or address has changed;

32.2. within 20 working days before changes in the information indicated in Sub-paragraphs 29.3, 29.4, 29.5, and 29.6 of this Regulation.

33. If the operator has changed the type of the merchant (for example, from a natural person to a limited liability company), it shall, within five working days, inform the Centre thereof by submitting an application of the cancellation of the licence or registration and an application for the receipt of a new licence or registration (Annex 3).

34. If the operator decides to discontinue the use of the source of ionising radiation and to store the source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance for more than three months, the operator shall, within 10 working days prior to commencing storage, submit an application to the Centre for the making of amendments to the licence or changes in registration in which the following information shall be indicated:

34.1. about the source of ionising radiation intended for storage;

34.2. about the place (address) and room where the source of ionising radiation shall be stored;

34.3. the physical protection measures of the source of ionising radiation, if the storage is intended at another place (address) or room.

35. If the operator after the case referred to in Paragraph 34 of this Regulation wishes to recommence the use of the source of ionising radiation, it shall, not later than 20 working days prior to commencing the use, submit the application referred to in Annex 3 to this Regulation to the Centre for the making of amendments to the licence or changes in registration in order to recommence the use of the source of ionising radiation. After review of the application the Centre shall take a decision to make amendments or changes or to refuse to make an amendment to the licence or changes in the registration.

36. If the operator alienates a source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance used in its activity, it shall, not later than 10 working days after alienation of the source, submit the application to the Centre. The following shall be indicated in the application:

36.1. information about the alienated source of ionising radiation;

36.2. the person who has acquired the source of ionising radiation (for a natural person - the given name, surname, personal identity number, for a legal person - the firm name or name and registration number in the relevant register (if applicable), but for an institution of direct administration or a derived public person - the name). A copy of the delivery-acceptance deed of the source of ionising radiation shall be appended to the application.

37. After receipt of the application referred to in Paragraph 36 of this Regulation the Centre shall:

37.1. make amendments to the licence or changes in registration, excluding the relevant source of ionising radiation, if the operator performs activities also with other sources of ionising radiation;

37.2. if the operator has performed activities with one source of ionising radiation or all sources of ionising radiation are being alienated, cancel the licence or registration.

38. If the operator leases a source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance used in its activity, it shall, not later than 10 working days after leasing of the source, submit the relevant application to the Centre. The following shall be indicated in the application:

38.1. information about the leased source of ionising radiation;

38.2. the person to whom the source of ionising radiation is leased (for a natural person - the given name, surname, personal identity number, for a legal person - the firm name or name and registration number in the relevant register (if applicable), but for an institution of direct administration or a derived public person - the name).

39. The Centre shall make amendments to the licence or changes in registration after receipt of the application referred to in Paragraph 38 of this Regulation.

40. If the operator after the case referred to in Paragraph 39 of this Regulation wishes to recommence activities with the source of ionising radiation, it shall, not later than 20 working days prior to recommencing the activity, submit the application referred to in Annex 3 to this Regulation to the Centre for recommencing the use of the source of ionising radiation. After review of the application the Centre shall take a decision to make amendments to the licence or changes in registration or to refuse to make an amendment to the licence or changes in the registration.

41. The operator shall, at least five working days before moving the source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance to a zone controlled by another operator, inform the Centre thereof in writing.

42. The Centre shall, within five working days after issuing the licence or amendments to the licence, or registration or changes in registration, publish the information referred to in Paragraph 29 of this Regulation on the website of the State Environmental Service, in conformity with the requirements for personal data protection.

43. The applicant shall pay a State fee for the licence or amendments to the licence, or registration or changes in registration. The rates of the State fee are specified in Annex 4 to this Regulation. The State fee shall be paid before submitting the application to the Centre, making the payment with the intermediation of a provider of payment services which has the right to provide payment services within the meaning of the Law on Payment Services and Electronic Money.

44. The Centre shall issue the licence after the applicant submits a copy of the civil liability insurance policy of the operator. The minimum sum of the insurance of civil liability of the operator is specified in Annex 5 to this Regulation.

45. If the operator who is a legal person, an institution of direct administration, or a derived public person is being reorganised, the Centre may extend the term of validity of the licence or registration for a time period not exceeding three months until the legal person, the institution of direct administration, or the derived public person which is the successor to the rights and liabilities of the previous operator in relation to activities with sources of ionising radiation, submits an application, and receives a new licence for the relevant activities, or performs registration.

46. If due to safety, technological or economic considerations it is necessary to make such changes in activities with objects of ionising radiation of national significance as a result of which the conditions of the licence must be changed, then until making of amendments to the licence the operator shall:

46.1. prepare an evaluation on how the basic principles of radiation safety and nuclear safety and laws and regulations will be conformed to;

46.2. at least three months prior to introduction of the planned changes submit an application to the Centre for the making of amendments to the conditions of the licence and append the following to the application:

46.2.1. the complete safety assessment;

46.2.2. an updated plan which has been harmonised with the local government on the readiness for accidents and response in emergency situations which may occur due to changes;

46.2.3. an instruction of radiation safety and nuclear safety and a description of the training programme of workers where a security is provided for ensuring a commensurately low level of radiation by choosing radiation safety and nuclear safety measures corresponding to the planned changes in activities with the sources of ionising radiation;

46.2.4. a plan and description of such rooms, buildings, or territories in which activities with the source of ionising radiation will be performed, if the relevant changes affect them;

46.2.5. an updated radiation safety and nuclear safety quality assurance programme;

46.2.6. the evaluation of the potential changes in relation to discharges of radioactive substances in the environment, as well as an updated description of the scheme of ventilation and sewage systems and of the monitoring system, if the relevant changes affect them;

46.2.7. a description of the foreseeable changes for activities with radioactive waste prior to handing over thereof for disposal;

46.2.8. an updated description of the physical protection system which has been harmonised with the Security Police.

47. The Centre shall, not less than once a month, inform the Customs Board of the State Revenue Service of the issuance of the licence or registration for the import, export, or transit of sources of ionising radiation, if at least one of the countries to which the source of ionising radiation is brought or from which it is brought is not a European Union Member State. The officials of the customs institutions of the State Revenue Service shall, not less than once a month, inform the Centre of the movement of sources of ionising radiation across the customs borders of the Republic of Latvia.

48. If sources of ionising radiation are handed over to another operator, all relevant technical documentation shall also be handed over concurrently with the sources of ionising radiation.

49. The operator has an obligation to keep the following documents on activities with sources of ionising radiation:

49.1. the documentation related to the work manager and workers - while the worker is working for the operator, if the laws and regulations do not prescribe another time period for the storage of documents. Afterwards the relevant documentation shall be transferred to the archives in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding storage of personnel documents and transfer thereof to the archives;

49.2. the technical documentation and documents certifying ownership of the source of ionising radiation - for the whole time period of use (operation) of the source of ionising radiation;

49.3. until the end of the term of operation of the licence or throughout registration:

49.3.1. the documents which are referred to in Chapter I, Sub-paragraphs 5.1.2, 5.2.1, 5.2.2, 5.2.3, 5.2.4, 5.2.5, 5.2.6, 5.2.8, 5.4.1, 5.4.2, 5.4.3, 5.4.4, 5.4.5, and 5.5.3 of Annex 3 to this Regulation, and contracts which have been entered into with other operators for such activities with sources of ionising radiation which are not performed by the applicant itself;

49.3.2. the documents which are referred to in Chapter II, Sub-paragraphs 5.1.2, 5.2.1, 5.2.2, 5.2.3, 5.2.4, 5.2.5, 5.2.6, 5.2.8, 5.2.9, 5.4.1, 5.4.2, 5.4.3, 5.4.4, 5.4.5, 5.4.6, 5.4.7, and 5.5.3 of Annex 3 to this Regulation, and contracts which have been entered into with other operators for such activities with sources of ionising radiation which are not performed by the applicant itself;

49.4. the results of the last inspection of the individual protective equipment and a valid policy of civil liability insurance of the operator.

V. Suspension and Cancellation of the Operation of the Licence and Registration

50. The Centre shall examine the issue of temporary suspension or cancellation of the operation of the licence or registration, if:

50.1. violations of radiation safety and nuclear safety which can cause substantial threat or harm to the environment or people have been found;

50.2. the operator does not submit the information indicated in the laws and regulations to the Centre within a specific period of time.

51. The Centre may suspend the operation of the licence issued or registration for a time period of up to six months, evaluating the gravity of the violation.

52. If the Centre suspends the operation of the licence or registration in relation to activities with one or several sources of ionising radiation, then according to the conditions of the licence or registration the operator may perform activities with another source of ionising radiation the operation of which has not been suspended.

53. The decision to cancel the licence or registration shall be taken, if the Centre finds that the operator:

53.1. discontinues activity with sources of ionising radiation and an application has been received in accordance with Sub-paragraph 37.2 of this Regulation;

53.2. has changed the type of the merchant (for example, from a natural person to a limited liability company) and an application has been received in accordance with Paragraph 33 of this Regulation. The Centre shall take the decision to cancel the existing licence or registration and issue a new licence or registration;

53.3. has not fulfilled the obligations specified in this Regulation and in other laws and regulations in the field of radiation safety and nuclear safety, causing substantial threat or harm to the environment or people, or has not eliminated the established violations within the time period specified in the decision to suspend the operation of the licence or registration;

53.4. has provided false or misleading information in order to receive the licence or registration;

53.5. within a year has repeatedly violated the radiation safety and nuclear safety requirements laid down in the laws and regulations;

53.6. performs activities with the source of ionising radiation, when the operation of the licence or registration has been suspended;

53.7. has been excluded from the registers kept by the Enterprise Register of the Republic of Latvia.

VI. Procedures for Issuing a Licence for the Creation of Ionising Radiation Objects of National Significance or Making Essential Changes Therein, and Procedures for Public Discussion of the Creation of Ionising Radiation Objects of National Significance or Making Substantial Changes Therein

54. The Centre shall issue a licence for the creation of an ionising radiation object of national significance or making substantial changes therein in the following order:

54.1. issue a licence for designing in order to create a new ionising radiation object of national significance or to make substantial changes therein. If an environmental impact assessment is required for the creation of an ionising radiation object of national significance or making substantial changes therein, it shall be carried out prior to submitting the application for the issuance of the licence;

54.2. after the project for the creation of an ionising radiation object of national significance or making substantial changes therein has been evaluated, issue a licence for construction in order to create a new ionising radiation object of national significance or to make essential changes therein. A licence for construction must be received before the local government issues a construction permit for the creation of a new ionising radiation object of national significance or making substantial changes therein. Before the Centre issues the licence, a description of the physical protection system harmonised with the Security Police must be acquired;

54.3. accept a new or substantially changed ionising radiation object of national significance and issue a licence for inspections of operational parameters (if such are necessary) prior to the use of the object. In order to receive such licence, the applicant shall additionally append the following to the application:

54.3.1. inspection reports on technical safety of such installations which directly or indirectly affect radiation safety and nuclear safety in the relevant ionising radiation object of national significance;

54.3.2. the plan and schedule of inspections of operational parameters;

54.4. issue a licence for the operation of a new ionising radiation object of national significance or for resuming the operation of a substantially changed object (operating licence).

55. If construction of an object of national significance takes place in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding construction regulations of such structures which are related to radiation safety, then the licence referred to in Sub-paragraphs 54.1 and 54.2 of this Regulation is not required separately.

56. The Centre shall, within five working days after receipt of the application and all the documents appended thereto, publish the following information on the website of the State Environmental Service:

56.1. the name of the applicant;

56.2. the name of the activity and the address of the performance thereof;

56.3. the place and time where it is possible to become acquainted with the information included in the application, including the additional materials submitted.

57. Within five working days after submitting the application and all the documents appended thereto to the Centre, the applicant shall:

57.1. publish a notice of the intended activity in at least one newspaper issued by the relevant local government or in another local newspaper;

57.2. send a notice to the relevant local government;

57.3. send a notice of the intended activity to those persons the immovable properties belonging to or in possession of which are bordering the location of the planned or existing ionising radiation object of national significance or are located in the zone of its direct effect.

58. The applicant shall indicate the following in the notice of the intended activity:

58.1. the name of the applicant;

58.2. the name of the activity and the address of the performance thereof;

58.3. the place in which activities with sources of ionising radiation are or will be performed, as well as the territories subject to potential exposure;

58.4. the place where the public may become acquainted with the licence application and the documents appended thereto;

58.5. the date by which the public may submit written proposals to the Centre.

59. The public may submit their proposals or an opinion on the issuance of the licence or the conditions thereof to the Centre in writing within 30 days after the day of publication of the notice referred to in Paragraph 58 of this Regulation.

60. In addition to that referred to in Paragraph 58 of this Regulation, the public shall have access, at the Centre, to the information which may be used for decision-making, but which has become available only after informing the public in accordance with Paragraph 56 of this Regulation.

61. The Centre shall inform the applicant of the proposals received and shall indicate the time period by which the applicant shall provide an explanation of the received proposals.

62. The Centre shall examine the proposals expressed during public discussion and submitted in writing for the conditions of issuing the licence and use them for the preparation of the conditions of the licence. If the public expresses a proposal not to issue the licence, the Centre shall issue the licence or take a justified decision to refuse to issue the licence only after the applicant has been given an opportunity to provide its explanation in writing within a time period of not less than 14 days.

63. Prior to issuance of the licence in the cases referred to in Sub-paragraphs 54.3 and 54.4 of this Regulation, the Centre shall check the conformity of substantial technical and operational parameters related to radiation safety and nuclear safety with the project.

64. After taking of the decision to issue the licence or to refuse to issue the licence the Centre shall, within five working days, inform the local government in the territory of which the creation of an ionising radiation object of national significance or making essential changes therein is intended thereof in writing, and publish the decision to issue the licence or to refuse to issue the licence in a newspaper issued by the local government or, if none, in another local newspaper. The local government shall publish such information on the website of the local government.

VII. Report on Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation

65. The sample form for a report on activities with sources of ionising radiation and the procedures for filling it in are specified in Annex 6 to this Regulation.

66. If changes in the operation of the operator have occurred in the previous calendar year, the operator shall fill in the sample forms of the report in accordance with Paragraph 65 of this Regulation and shall submit them to the Centre until 31 January of the relevant calendar year.

VIII. Closing Provisions

67. Cabinet Regulation No. 723 of 20 September 2011, Procedures for Licensing Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation (Latvijas Vēstnesis, 2011, No. 161; 2013, No. 198), is repealed.

68. Special permits (licences) and permits for activities with sources of ionising radiation which have been issued until the day of coming into force of this Regulation shall be valid until the end of the term of validity specified therein.

69. If a special permit (licence) or permit for the purchase (acquisition into ownership) and storage of a source of ionising radiation has been received until the day of coming into force of this Regulation and, after the end of its term of validity, the operator wishes to continue activities with the source of ionising radiation, the operator shall register the activity or receive the licence.

70. If a permit for the purchase (acquisition into ownership) and storage of a source of ionising radiation has been received until the day of coming into force of this Regulation and the operator leases or alienates any of the sources of ionising radiation, then in relation to other sources of ionising radiation the operator shall receive the licence or register activities with other sources of ionising radiation.

71. Sub-paragraphs 13.2, 16.1.1, 16.1.2, 17.1, 17.2, 19.2.1, and 19.2.2 of this Regulation in relation to training not being needed shall be in force until 6 February 2018. From 7 February 2018 all work managers and workers who perform activities with sources of ionising radiation need to undergo training once in every five years.

72. Chapter I, Sub-paragraphs 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 and Chapter II, Sub-paragraphs 5.2.2 and 5.2.3 of Annex 3 to this Regulation shall come into force on 1 February 2016. Until the day when the abovementioned requirements come into force, the operator shall submit an opinion or harmonisation of a radiation safety, nuclear safety or medical physics expert certified in the relevant field that the operating circumstances of the rooms, buildings or territories provided for activities with sources of ionising radiation conform to the conditions of the manufacturer and the planned activities with the source of ionising radiation do not cause direct threats to workers, inhabitants and the environment.

73. The Regulation shall come into force on 1 January 2016.

Informative Reference to the European Union Directives

The Regulation contains legal norms arising from:

1) Council Directive 90/641/Euratom of 4 December 1990 on the operational protection of outside workers exposed to the risk of ionizing radiation during their activities in controlled areas;

2) Council Directive 96/29/Euratom of 13 May 1996 laying down basic safety standards for the protection of the health of workers and the general public against the dangers arising from ionizing radiation;

3) Council Directive 97/43/Euratom of 30 June 1997 on health protection of individuals against the dangers of ionizing radiation in relation to medical exposure, and repealing Directive 84/466/Euratom;

4) Council Directive 2003/122/Euratom of 22 December 2003 on the control of high-activity sealed radioactive sources and orphan sources;

5) Council Directive 2006/117/Euratom of 20 November 2006 on the supervision and control of shipments of radioactive waste and spent fuel;

6) Council Directive 2009/71/Euratom of 25 June 2009 establishing a Community framework for the nuclear safety of nuclear installations;

7) Council Directive 2011/70/Euratom of 19 July 2011 establishing a Community framework for the responsible and safe management of spent fuel and radioactive waste;

8) Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom of 5 December 2013 laying down basic safety standards for protection against the dangers arising from exposure to ionising radiation, and repealing Directives 89/618/Euratom, 90/641/Euratom, 96/29/Euratom, 97/43/Euratom and 2003/122/Euratom.

Prime Minister Laimdota Straujuma

Acting for the Minister for Environmental Protection
and Regional Development -
Minister for Justice Dzintars Rasnačs

Annex 1
Cabinet Regulation No. 752
22 December 2015

Limit Values of Radioactivity below which a Licence or Registration is not Required for Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation

No.	Radionuclide¹	Total radioactivity, Bq	Specific radioactivity, Bq/g
1.	³H	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10⁶
2.	⁷Be	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
3.	¹⁴C	1x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
4.	¹⁵O	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10²
5.	¹⁸F	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
6.	²²Na	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
7.	²⁴Na	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
8.	³¹Si	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
9.	³²P	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10³
10.	³³P	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁵
11.	³⁵S	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁵
12.	³⁶Cl	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10⁴
13.	³⁸Cl	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
14.	³⁷Ar	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁶
15.	⁴¹Ar	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10²
16.	⁴⁰K	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
17.	⁴²K	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
18.	⁴³K	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
19.	⁴⁵Ca	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
20.	⁴⁷Ca	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
21.	⁴⁶Sc	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
22.	⁴⁷Sc	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
23.	⁴⁸Sc	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
24.	⁴⁸V	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
25.	⁵¹Cr	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
26.	⁵¹Mn	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
27.	⁵²Mn	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
28.	^52mMn	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
29.	⁵³Mn	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10⁴
30.	⁵⁴Mn	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
31.	⁵⁶Mn	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
32.	⁵²Fe	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
33.	⁵⁵Fe	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10⁴
34.	⁵⁹Fe	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
35.	⁵⁵Co	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
36.	⁵⁶Co	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
37.	⁵⁷Co	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
38.	⁵⁸Co	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
39.	^58mCo	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
40.	⁶⁰Co	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
41.	^60mCo	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
42.	⁶¹Co	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
43.	^62mCo	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
44.	⁵⁹Ni	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁴
45.	⁶³Ni	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁵
46.	⁶⁵Ni	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
47.	⁶⁴Cu	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
48.	⁶⁵Zn	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
49.	⁶⁹Zn	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10⁴
50.	^69mZn	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
51.	⁷²Ga	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
52.	⁷¹Ge	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁴
53.	⁷³As	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
54.	⁷⁴As	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
55.	⁷⁶As	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
56.	⁷⁷As	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
57.	⁷⁵Se	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
58.	⁸²Br	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
59.	⁷⁴Kr	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10²
60.	⁷⁶Kr	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10²
61.	⁷⁷Kr	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10²
62.	⁷⁹Kr	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10³
63.	⁸¹Kr	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
64.	^83mKr	1 x 10¹²	1 x 10⁵
65.	⁸⁵Kr	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁵
66.	^85mKr	1 x 10¹⁰	1 x 10³
67.	⁸⁷Kr	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10²
68.	⁸⁸Kr	1 x 10⁹	1 x 10²
69.	⁸⁶Rb	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
70.	⁸⁵Sr	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
71.	^85mSr	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
72.	^87mSr	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
73.	⁸⁹Sr	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
74.	⁹⁰Sr+	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10²
75.	⁹¹Sr	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
76.	⁹²Sr	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
77.	⁹⁰Y	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10³
78.	⁹¹Y	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
79.	^91mY	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
80.	⁹²Y	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
81.	⁹³Y	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
82.	⁹³Zr+	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
83.	⁹⁵Zr	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
84.	⁹⁷Zr+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
85.	^93mNb	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
86.	⁹⁴Nb	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
87.	⁹⁵Nb	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
88.	⁹⁷Nb	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
89.	⁹⁸Nb	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
90.	⁹⁰Mo	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
91.	⁹³Mo	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10³
92.	⁹⁹Mo	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
93.	¹⁰¹Mo	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
94.	⁹⁶Tc	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
95.	^96mTc	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
96.	⁹⁷Tc	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10³
97.	^97mTc	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
98.	⁹⁹Tc	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
99.	^99mTc	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
100.	⁹⁷Ru	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
101.	¹⁰³Ru	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
102.	¹⁰⁵Ru	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
103.	¹⁰⁶Ru+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
104.	^103mRh	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁴
105.	¹⁰⁵Rh	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
106.	¹⁰³Pd	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10³
107.	¹⁰⁹Pd	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
108.	¹⁰⁵Ag	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
109.	^108mAg+	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
110.	^110mAg	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
111.	¹¹¹Ag	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
112.	¹⁰⁹Cd	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10⁴
113.	¹¹⁵Cd	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
114.	^115mCd	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
115.	¹¹¹In	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
116.	^113mIn	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
117.	^114mIn	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
118.	^115mIn	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
119.	¹¹³Sn	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
120.	¹²⁵Sn	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
121.	¹²²Sb	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10²
122.	¹²⁴Sb	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
123.	¹²⁵Sb	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
124.	^123mTe	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
125.	^125mTe	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
126.	¹²⁷Te	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
127.	^127mTe	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
128.	¹²⁹Te	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
129.	^129mTe	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
130.	¹³¹Te	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
131.	^131mTe	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
132.	¹³²Te	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
133.	¹³³Te	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
134.	^133mTe	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
135.	¹³⁴Te	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
136.	¹²³I	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
137.	¹²⁵I	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
138.	¹²⁶I	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
139.	¹²⁹I	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
140.	¹³⁰I	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
141.	¹³¹I	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
142.	¹³²I	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
143.	¹³³I	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
144.	¹³⁴I	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
145.	¹³⁵I	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
146.	^131mXe	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁴
147.	¹³³Xe	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10³
148.	¹³⁵Xe	1 x 10¹⁰	1 x 10³
149.	¹²⁹Cs	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
150.	¹³¹Cs	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
151.	¹³²Cs	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
152.	^134mCs	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10³
153.	¹³⁴Cs	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
154.	¹³⁵Cs	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
155.	¹³⁶Cs	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
156.	¹³⁷Cs+	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
157.	¹³⁸Cs	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
158.	¹³¹Ba	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
159.	¹⁴⁰Ba+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
160.	¹⁴⁰La	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
161.	¹³⁹Ce	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
162.	¹⁴¹Ce	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
163.	¹⁴³Ce	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
164.	¹⁴⁴Ce+	1x 10⁵	1 x 10²
165.	¹⁴²Pr	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
166.	¹⁴³Pr	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10⁴
167.	¹⁴⁷Nd	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
168.	¹⁴⁹Nd	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
169.	¹⁴⁷Pm	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
170.	¹⁴⁹Pm	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
171.	¹⁵¹Sm	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁴
172.	¹⁵³Sm	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
173.	¹⁵²Eu	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
174.	^152mEu	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
175.	¹⁵⁴Eu	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
176.	¹⁵⁵Eu	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
177.	¹⁵³Gd	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
178.	¹⁵⁹Gd	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
179.	¹⁶⁰Tb	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
180.	¹⁶⁵Dy	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
181.	¹⁶⁶Dy	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
182.	¹⁶⁶Ho	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10³
183.	¹⁶⁹Er	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
184.	¹⁷¹Er	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
185.	¹⁷⁰Tm	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
186.	¹⁷¹Tm	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10⁴
187.	¹⁷⁵Yb	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
188.	¹⁷⁷Lu	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
189.	¹⁸¹Hf	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
190.	¹⁸²Ta	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
191.	¹⁸¹W	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
192.	¹⁸⁵W	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
193.	¹⁸⁷W	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
194.	¹⁸⁶Re	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
195.	¹⁸⁸Re	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
196.	¹⁸⁵Os	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
197.	¹⁹¹Os	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
198.	^191mOs	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
199.	¹⁹³Os	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
200.	¹⁹⁰Ir	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
201.	¹⁹²Ir	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
202.	¹⁹⁴Ir	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
203.	¹⁹¹Pt	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
204.	^193mPt	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
205.	¹⁹⁷Pt	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
206.	^197mPt	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
207.	¹⁹⁸Au	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
208.	¹⁹⁹Au	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
209.	¹⁹⁷Hg	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
210.	^197mHg	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
211.	²⁰³Hg	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
212.	²⁰⁰Tl	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
213.	²⁰¹Tl	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
214.	²⁰²Tl	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
215.	²⁰⁴Tl	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁴
216.	²⁰³Pb	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
217.	²¹⁰Pb+	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
218.	²¹²Pb+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
219.	²⁰⁶Bi	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
220.	²⁰⁷Bi	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
221.	²¹⁰Bi	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
222.	²¹²Bi+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
223.	²⁰³Po	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
224.	²⁰⁵Po	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
225.	²⁰⁷Po	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
226.	²¹⁰Po	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
227.	²¹¹At	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
228.	²²⁰Rn+	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
229.	²²²Rn+	1 x 10⁸	1 x 10¹
230.	²²³Ra+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
231.	²²⁴Ra+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
232.	²²⁵Ra	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
233.	²²⁶Ra+	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
234.	²²⁷Ra	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
235.	²²⁸Ra+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
236.	²²⁸Ac	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
237.	²²⁶Th+	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
238.	²²⁷Th	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
239.	²²⁸Th+	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
240.	²²⁹Th+	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
241.	²³⁰Th	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
242.	²³¹Th	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
243.	nat. th (232Th)	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
244.	²³⁴Th+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10³
245.	²³⁰Pa	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
246.	²³¹Pa	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
247.	²³³Pa	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
248.	²³⁰U+	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10¹
249.	²³¹U	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
250.	²³²U+	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
251.	²³³U	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
252.	²³⁴U	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
253.	²³⁵U+	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
254.	²³⁶U	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
255.	²³⁷U	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
256.	²³⁸U+	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
257.	nat.U	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
258.	²³⁹U	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
259.	²⁴⁰U	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
260.	²⁴⁰U+	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
261.	²³⁷Np+	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
262.	²³⁹Np	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
263.	²⁴⁰Np	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10¹
264.	²³⁴Pu	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
265.	²³⁵Pu	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10²
266.	²³⁶Pu	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
267.	²³⁷Pu	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
268.	²³⁸Pu	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
269.	²³⁹Pu	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
270.	²⁴⁰Pu	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
271.	²⁴¹Pu	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
272.	²⁴²Pu	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
273.	²⁴³Pu	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10³
274.	²⁴⁴Pu	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
275.	²⁴¹Am	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
276.	²⁴²Am	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
277.	^242mAm+	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
278.	²⁴³Am+	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
279.	²⁴²Cm	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
280.	²⁴³Cm	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
281.	²⁴⁴Cm	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
282.	²⁴⁵Cm	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
283.	²⁴⁶Cm	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
284.	²⁴⁷Cm	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10⁰
285.	²⁴⁸Cm	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
286.	²⁴⁹Bk	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
287.	²⁴⁶Cf	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³
288.	²⁴⁸Cf	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
289.	²⁴⁹Cf	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
290.	²⁵⁰Cf	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
291.	²⁵¹Cf	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
292.	²⁵²Cf	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
293.	²⁵³Cf	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
294.	²⁵⁴Cf	1 x 10³	1 x 10⁰
295.	²⁵³Es	1 x 10⁵	1 x 10²
296.	²⁵⁴Es	1 x 10⁴	1 x 10¹
297.	^254mEs	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10²
298.	²⁵⁴Fm	1 x 10⁷	1 x 10⁴
299.	²⁵⁵Fm	1 x 10⁶	1 x 10³

Note. ¹ The symbol "+" or "nat." designates a parent nuclide in balance with the relevant daughter nuclides which are indicated in Annex 2 to Cabinet Regulation No. 752 of 22 December 2015, Procedures for Licensing and Registering Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation.

Acting for the Minister for Environmental Protection
and Regional Development -
Minister for Justice Dzintars Rasnačs

Annex 2
Cabinet Regulation No. 752
22 December 2015

List of Nuclides in Continuous Balance

No.	Parent nuclide	Daughter nuclides
1.	⁹⁰Sr+	⁹⁰Y
2.	⁹³Zr+	^93mNb
3.	⁹⁷Zr+	⁹⁷Nb
4.	¹⁰⁶Ru+	¹⁰⁶Rh
5.	^108mAg+	¹⁰⁸Ag
6.	¹³⁷Cs+	^137mBa
7.	¹³⁴Ce+	¹³⁴La
8.	¹⁴⁴Ce+	¹⁴⁴Pr
9.	¹⁴⁰Ba+	¹⁴⁰La
10.	²¹²Bi+	²⁰⁸Tl (0,36), ²¹²Po (0,64)
11.	²¹⁰Pb+	²¹⁰Bi, ²¹⁰Po
12.	²¹²Pb+	²¹²Bi, ²⁰⁸Tl (0,36), ²¹²Po (0,64)
13.	²²⁰Rn+	²¹⁶Po
14.	²²²Rn+	²¹⁸Po, ²¹⁴Pb, ²¹⁴Bi, ²¹⁴Po
15.	²²³Ra+	²¹⁹Rn, ²¹⁵Po, ²¹¹Pb, ²¹¹Bi, ²⁰⁷Tl
16.	²²⁴Ra+	²²⁰Rn, ²¹⁶Po, ²¹²Pb, ²¹²Bi, ²⁰⁸Tl (0,36), ²¹²Po (0,64)
17.	²²⁶Ra+	²²²Rn, ²¹⁸Po, ²¹⁴Pb, ²¹⁴Bi,²¹⁴Po, ²¹⁰Pb, ²¹⁰Bi, ²¹⁰Po
18.	²²⁸Ra+	²²⁸Ac
19.	²²⁶Th+	²²²Ra, ²¹⁸Rn, ²¹⁴Po
20.	²²⁸Th+	²²⁴Ra, ²²⁰Rn, ²¹⁶Po, ²¹²Pb, ²¹²Bi,²⁰⁸Tl (0,36), ²¹²Po (0,64)
21.	²²⁹Th+	²²⁵Ra, ²²⁵Ac, ²²¹Fr, ²¹⁷At, ²¹³Bi, ²¹³Po, ²⁰⁹Pb
22.	nat.Th	²²⁸Ra, ²²⁸Ac, ²²⁸Th, ²²⁴Ra, ²²⁰Rn, ²¹⁶Po, ²¹²Pb, ²¹²Bi, ²⁰⁸Tl (0,36), ²¹²Po (0,64)
23.	²³⁴Th+	^234mPa
24.	²³⁰U+	²²⁶Th, ²²²Ra, ²¹⁸Rn, ²¹⁴Po
25.	²³²U+	²²⁸Th, ²²⁴Ra, ²²⁰Rn, ²¹⁶Po, ²¹²Pb, ²¹²Bi,²⁰⁸Tl (0,36), ²¹²Po (0,64)
26.	²³⁵U+	²³¹Th
27.	²³⁸U+	²³⁴Th, ^234mPa
28.	nat.U	²³⁴Th, ^234mPa, ²³⁴U, ²³⁰Th, ²²⁶Ra, ²²²Rn, ²¹⁸Po, ²¹⁴Pb, ²¹⁴Bi, ²¹⁴Po, ²¹⁰Pb, ²¹⁰Bi, ²¹⁰Po
29.	²⁴⁰U+	²⁴⁰Np
30.	²³⁷Np+	²³³Pa
31.	^242mAm+	²⁴²Am
32.	²⁴³Am+	²³⁹Np

Acting for the Minister for Environmental Protection
and Regional Development -
Minister for Justice Dzintars Rasnačs

Annex 3
Cabinet Regulation No. 752
22 December 2015

Application for the Registration of Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation and Receipt of the Licence for Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation

I. Application for the Registration of Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation¹

To the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service
Registration date of the application²
Registration number of the application²
1. Information about the requester of registration:

1.1. legal person/institution of direct administration or derived public person/natural person (underline as appropriate)
1.1.1. firm name/name and legal address or given name, surname and address of the declared place of residence of the natural person
1.1.2. unified registration number/personal identity number
1.1.3. telephone number
1.1.4. fax number
1.1.5. e-mail address
1.2. contact person or work manager (mark as appropriate with an x)
1.2.1. given name, surname
1.2.2. position
1.2.3. telephone number
1.2.4. fax number
1.2.5. e-mail address
2. I request (mark as appropriate with an x):
2.1. to issue a registration certificate in relation to the following activity with a source of ionising radiation:
2.1.1. purchase and storage (for sources of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance)
2.1.2. use (includes also storage of the source)
2.1.3. storage
2.1.4. sale
2.1.5. export
2.1.6. import
2.1.7. transportation
2.1.8. dismantling (dismantling of a source of ionising radiation used in my activity)
2.1.9. liquidation (liquidation of a source of ionising radiation used in my activity)
2.1.10. leasing
2.1.11. transit (if at least one of the countries to which the source of ionising radiation is brought or from which it is brought is not a European Union Member State)
2.1.12. other activities (indicate the necessary activities)
2.2. to make changes in registration No. ____ of ____ __________________ 20____ for activities with a source of ionising radiation in relation to:
2.2.1. changes in information about the operator (indicate the necessary changes):
2.2.1.1. for natural persons - change of the given name or surname, change of the declared address of the place of residence
2.2.1.2. for legal persons - change of the firm name or name, change of the legal address
2.2.1.3. for an institution of direct administration or a derived public person - change of the name, legal address
2.2.2. the source of ionising radiation (indicate the necessary changes):
2.2.2.1. to include a new source of ionising radiation
2.2.2.2. to include an altered source of ionising radiation
2.2.2.3. to exclude a source of ionising radiation
2.2.3. for activities with sources of ionising radiation (indicate the necessary changes):
2.2.3.1. to include a new activity
2.2.3.2. to exclude an activity
2.2.4. change of the address or place of performing activities (for example, department, block, room) in which performance of activities with sources of ionising radiation is permitted (indicate the necessary changes)
2.3. to issue the registration certificate in the form of a printed document (mark with an x)
3. Planned place for performing the activities
3.1. address and postal code, time
3.2. country from which the source of ionising radiation is imported (for import)
3.3. country to which the source of ionising radiation is exported (for export)
3.4. countries between which transit is taking place (for transit)
4. Information about each source of ionising radiation (fill in the appropriate boxes):
4.1. name of the source of ionising radiation³
4.2. manufacturer of the source of ionising radiation (firm name of the merchant, country of manufacture)
4.3. source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance:
4.3.1. model, type, number and year of manufacture
4.3.2. maximum voltage (kV) and maximum power (kW)
4.3.3. model, type, and number of the x-ray tube (radiator)
4.3.4. model, type, and number of the high-voltage generator
4.3.5. dose rate of ionising radiation in a beam of direct radiation in the distance of one metre (µSv/h)
4.3.6. information about the dose rate on each external surface or in a specific distance from it (indicate the distance)⁴
4.4. source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance:
4.4.1. model and number of the source
4.4.2. type and number of the container
4.4.3. date of manufacture
4.4.4. term of validity specified by the manufacturer
4.4.5. radionuclide, its physical and chemical form
4.4.6. total radioactivity and the date of determining it
4.4.7. specific radioactivity and the date of determining it
4.4.8. dose rate of ionising radiation in the distance of one metre from the source of ionising radiation (µSv/h)
4.5. place of performing the activities (for example, department, block, room)
4.6. if necessary, additional information about the source of ionising radiation⁵

5.	Documents appended to the application (mark with an x):	Number of pages
5.1.	Source of ionising radiation
5.1.1.	technical documentation^6, ¹⁶: a) for a source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance - principal information about the name of the source group, manufacturer, model, type, year of manufacture, maximum voltage and power of the sources of ionising radiation, the model, type, and number of the x-ray tube, the model, type, and number of the generator; in medicine also technical information on the imaging system; b) for a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance - principal information about the name, manufacturer, model, number, date of manufacture of the source of ionising radiation, the term of validity specified by the manufacturer, the radionuclide, its physical and chemical form, the total radioactivity, the specific radioactivity, and the type and number of the container
5.1.2.	copies of the report on the results of last inspections (for example, testing and evaluation of conformity of the functions (evaluation of technical parameters), electrical safety inspection, calibration)
5.1.3.	information about the contracts which have been entered into for activities which will not be performed by the requester itself, indicating the contracting parties, the term of validity, and the subject-matter of the contract⁷
5.1.4.	information about the grounds for the purchase, giving as a gift or acquisition of other ownership rights or rights of use of the source of ionising radiation, indicating the name, issuing body, and date of issue or signing of the document certifying the ownership
5.2.	Place of performing the activities
5.2.1.	copy of the results of the last inspection of the workplace monitoring
5.2.2.	a plan of premises (plan of assembly)⁸ coordinated with a radiation safety, nuclear safety or medical physics expert certified in the relevant field which includes information on the provided protection against ionising radiation⁹
5.2.3.	an opinion of a radiation safety, nuclear safety or medical physics expert certified in the relevant field that the operating circumstances of the rooms, buildings or territories provided for activities with sources of ionising radiation conform to the conditions of the manufacturer and the planned activities with the source of ionising radiation do not cause direct threats to workers, inhabitants and the environment¹⁰
5.2.4.	information about physical protection measures of the source of ionising radiation (a copy of a contract entered into with a security guard firm appended or information indicated about the contracting parties, the time period of operation, and the subject-matter of the contract), also the date when the physical protection plan was harmonised with the Security Police (if the laws and regulations regarding physical protection of sources of ionising radiation provide for such a requirement) shall be indicated
5.2.5.	copy of the radiation safety quality assurance programme
5.2.6.	copy of the radiation safety instructions
5.2.7.	copy of the results of the last inspection of individual protective equipment or a document certifying the purchase, if the purchase was made within the last two years
5.2.8.	list of measuring instruments to be used for radiation safety control, copy of the reports on the last calibration of measuring instruments, document certifying the purchase, and technical documentation, if a new installation has been purchased
5.3.	Work manager and workers
5.3.1.	information about the work manager, also order on the appointment of the work manager and copies of education documents shall be appended^11,12
	a) given name, surname
	b) personal identity number
	c) education, including training in radiation safety
	d) experience in work with sources of ionising radiation
	e) training courses in radiation safety
	f) last health examination, if the work manager performs activities with a source of ionising radiation
	g) classification of workers in category A or B, if the work manager performs activities with a source of ionising radiation
5.3.2.	information about each worker who performs activities with a source of ionising radiation or is in the field of exposure to ionising radiation^{12, 13, 14}
	a) given name, surname
	b) personal identity number
	c) education, including training in radiation safety
	d) training courses in radiation safety
	e) last health examination
	f) source or sources of ionising radiation with which the worker is appointed to work
	g) classification of worker in category A or B¹⁵
5.4.	Management of radioactive substances and waste if activities with a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance are performed
5.4.1.	a description of the intended activities with radioactive waste prior to their transfer into storage
5.4.2.	a contract (copy) on the transfer of radioactive waste for storage (if after the planned activities with sources of ionising radiation radioactive waste will occur) or a contract (copy) on the guarantees from the manufacturer or supplier that it will be possible to return the sealed sources of radiation to the relevant country after their use¹⁶
5.4.3.	an action plan after termination of the activity with sources of ionising radiation in which the necessary restrictions and planned measures for releasing from State supervision are indicated
5.4.4.	a certification of the payment of the natural resources tax for the bringing in of radioactive substances¹⁶
5.4.5.	an evaluation of the planned discharges into the environment and a description of the relevant monitoring programmes, as well as schemes of ventilation and sewage systems
5.5.	Other documents
5.5.1.	information about the payment of the State fee for the issuance of a registration certificate or making of changes in the registration certificate
5.5.2.	a document by which the requester authorises a person to submit this application to the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service and/or to receive the registration certificate issued by the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service
5.5.3.	the licence (copy) received in another country for activities with sources of ionising radiation
5.5.4.	additional information (if the requester wishes to submit it)
The application is on ____ pages and has ____ annexes on ____ pages which are an integral part of this application
If it is requested to make changes in registration, the annexes which have been appended to the previously submitted application (if there are no changes therein) shall be indicated and they need not be re-submitted _________

Explanations.
¹ If any of the requirement referred to in the application does not apply to the particular activity with a source of ionising radiation or also the relevant data have already been submitted to the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service and need not be updated, the requester shall not submit this information. The annexes submitted previously shall be indicated at the end of the application.
² To be filled in by the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service. The details "date" and "number" shall not be completed if the application has been prepared in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding drawing up of electronic documents.
³ Indicate the name of the group of the source of ionising radiation. For example, an x-ray installation used in dental practice; for installations used in medicine - fixed, for operating room, portable, mammography, angiography, computer tomography, etc.; for installations not used in medicine - defectoscopy, x-ray diffractometry, x-ray spectroscopy, etc.
⁴ To be filled in, if activities with a source generating radiation are requested the x-ray tube, generator, and object to be examined of which is located in a shielded block and the external openings of the block can be sealed, and opening of openings blocks generation of radiation.
⁵ If the operator performs activities with several sources, the planned activity with each source shall be indicated.
⁶ If, upon submitting the application, there is no technical documentation of the source of ionising radiation, the applicant may submit a written document (certification) in which technical data of the source of ionising radiation are indicated.
⁷ Information shall be provided about such activities as conformity testing and evaluation of functions of the source of ionising radiation (evaluation of technical parameters), inspection of electrical safety, calibration, workplace monitoring, calibration of measuring equipment, inspection of protective equipment, technical maintenance, individual dosimetry.
⁸ A plan and description of the room, building, or territory need not be submitted, if activities with the source of ionising radiation are to be performed outside buildings and the territory of the undertaking. In other cases the relevant plan shall be submitted in the following scale:
1) plan of the room (plan of assembly) in the scale M 1:50 or a lesser scale, indicating the location of the source of ionising radiation in the room, windows, doors, as well as the purpose of use of such rooms which are located below the room, above the room, and next to the room in which the source of ionising radiation is located;
2) plan of the building or its part in the scale M 1:100 or a lesser scale, indicating the location of the source of ionising radiation or indicating premises in which sources of ionising radiation are located with an assembly plan in the scale M 1:50;
3) plan of the territory in the scale M 1:1000 or a lesser scale, indicating the location of the source of ionising radiation.
⁹ Include information about the thickness, materials of barriers, additional protection, existence of the control room, planned dose or dose rate at the working place, and planned workload of the source of ionising radiation.
¹⁰ Include also calculations or analysis of provision of protection against ionising radiation.
¹¹ If during registration activity the operator appoints another person as the work manager, the operator shall, within 10 working days, notify the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service thereof in writing.
¹² Information shall be submitted in the form of an A4 sheet table.
¹³ If any activities with sources of ionising radiation are to be performed by workers of another operator, the operator of such workers and the activities to be performed by such workers shall be indicated individually.
¹⁴ Prior to submitting the application it is necessary to receive an individual dose passbook of ionising radiation of the worker and to enter into a contract on the performance of individual dose measuring.
¹⁵ It shall be indicated whether the worker has been classified in category A or B in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding protection against ionising radiation. The justification for the classification of the worker in category A or B must be available at the operator.
¹⁶ If the relevant information or document is not available prior to submitting the application, the operator shall submit such information or document to the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service within 30 days after receipt (purchase) of the source of ionising radiation.

Requester or its authorised person
	(given name, surname)	(signature*)

(date*)

Note. * The details of the document "signature" and "date" shall not be completed if the electronic document has been prepared in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding drawing up of electronic documents.

II. Application for the Receipt of the Licence for Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation¹

To the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service
Registration date of the application²
Registration number of the application²

1. Information about the requester of the licence:
1.1. legal person/institution of direct administration or derived public person/natural person (underline as appropriate)
1.1.1. firm name/name and legal address or given name, surname and address of the declared place of residence of the natural person
1.1.2. single registration number/personal identity number
1.1.3. telephone number
1.1.4. fax number
1.1.5. e-mail address
1.2. contact person or work manager (mark as appropriate with an x)
1.2.1. given name, surname
1.2.2. position
1.2.3. telephone number
1.2.4. fax number
1.2.5. e-mail address
2. I request (mark as appropriate with an x):
2.1. to issue a licence in relation to the following activity with a source of ionising radiation:
2.1.1. purchase and storage (for sources of ionising radiation containing radioactive substances)
2.1.2. use (includes also storage of the source)
2.1.3. storage
2.1.4. leasing
2.1.5. sale (trade)
2.1.6. export
2.1.7. import
2.1.8. bringing in from a European Union Member State (for sources of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance)
2.1.9. bringing out from a European Union Member State (for sources of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance)
2.1.10. installation
2.1.11. servicing (technical maintenance)
2.1.12. inspections of technical parameters
2.1.13. performance of workplace monitoring
2.1.14. repair
2.1.15. dismantling
2.1.16. liquidation
2.1.17. manufacture
2.1.18. transit
2.1.19. transportation
2.1.20. other activities (indicate the necessary activities) ________________________
2.2. to make amendments to the licence No. ____ of ____ __________________ 20____ for activities with a source of ionising radiation
2.3. change of the special permit (licence)/licence or registration. If until the moment of coming into force of this Regulation (1 January 2016) a special permit (licence) has been received, but registration or licence would be required in accordance with this Regulation, then the operator shall indicate whether it wishes:
2.3.1. to retain the special permit (licence), making amendments to the special authorisation (licence) No. ____ of ____ __________________ 20____ for activities with a source of ionising radiation
2.3.2. to receive a licence
2.3.3. to perform registration of activities
2.4. change of the licence/registration. If the operator has a licence which includes the activities that require a licence or registration, and only activities to be registered remain for the operator after changes, then the operator shall indicate whether it wishes:
2.4.1. to retain the licence, making amendments to the licence No. ____ of ____ __________________ 20____ for activities with a source of ionising radiation
2.4.2. to perform registration of activities
2.5. to make amendments in relation to:
2.5.1. changes in information about the operator (indicate the necessary changes):
2.5.1.1. for natural persons - change of the given name or surname, change of the address of the declared place of residence
2.5.1.2. for legal persons - change of the firm name or name, change of the legal address
2.5.1.3. for an institution of direct administration or a derived public person - change of the name, legal address
2.5.2. the source of ionising radiation (indicate the necessary changes):
2.5.2.1. to include a new source of ionising radiation
2.5.2.2. to include an altered source of ionising radiation
2.5.2.3. to exclude a source of ionising radiation
2.5.3. for activities with sources of ionising radiation (indicate the necessary changes):
2.5.3.1. to include a new activity
2.5.3.2. to exclude an activity
2.5.4. change of the address or place of performing activities (for example, department, block, room) in which performance of activities with sources of ionising radiation is permitted (indicate the necessary changes)	________________________________________________
2.6. to issue the licence (registration certificate) in the form of a printed document (mark with an x)
3. Planned place for performing the activities
3.1. address and postal code, time
3.2. country from which the source of ionising radiation is imported (for import)
3.3. country to which the source of ionising radiation is exported (for export)
3.4. countries between which transit is taking place (for transit)
4. Information about each source of ionising radiation:
4.1. name of the source of ionising radiation³
4.2. manufacturer of the source of ionising radiation (firm name of the merchant, country of manufacture)
4.3. source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance:
4.3.1. model, type, number and year of manufacture
4.3.2. maximum voltage (kV) and maximum power (kW)
4.3.3. model, type, and number of the x-ray tube (radiator)
4.3.4. model, type, and number of the high-voltage generator
4.3.5. dose rate of ionising radiation in a beam of direct radiation in the distance of one metre (µSv/h)
4.3.6. information about the dose rate on each external surface or in a specific distance from it (indicate the distance)⁴
4.4. source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance:
4.4.1. model and number of the source
4.4.2. type and number of the container
4.4.3. date of manufacture
4.4.4. term of validity specified by the manufacturer
4.4.5. radionuclide, its physical and chemical form
4.4.6. total radioactivity and the date of determining it
4.4.7. specific radioactivity and the date of determining it
4.4.8. dose rate of ionising radiation in the distance of one metre from the source of ionising radiation (µSv/h)
4.5. place of performing the activities (for example, department, block, room)
4.6. if necessary, additional information about the source of ionising radiation⁵

5.	Documents appended to the application (mark with an x):	Number of pages
5.1.	Source of ionising radiation
5.1.1.	technical documentation^{6, 17}: a) for a source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance - principal information about the name of the source group, manufacturer, model, type, year of manufacture, maximum voltage and power of the sources of ionising radiation, the model, type, and number of the x-ray tube, the model, type, and number of the generator; in medicine also technical information on the imaging system; b) for a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance - principal information about the name, manufacturer, model, number, date of manufacture of the source of ionising radiation, the term of validity specified by the manufacturer, the radionuclide, its physical and chemical form, the total radioactivity, the specific radioactivity, and the type and number of the container
5.1.2.	copies of the report on the results of the last inspection (for example, testing and evaluation of conformity of the functions (evaluation of technical parameters), inspection of electrical safety, calibration, inspection of control devices and signal devices)
5.1.3.	information about the contracts which have been entered into for activities which will not be performed by the requester itself, indicating the contracting parties, the time period of operation, and the subject-matter of the contract⁷
5.1.4.	copy of the policy of civil liability insurance of the operator⁸
5.1.5.	information about the grounds for the purchase, giving as a gift or acquisition of other ownership rights or rights of use of the source of ionising radiation, indicating the name, issuing body, and date of issue or signing of the document certifying the ownership
5.2.	Place of performing the activities
5.2.1.	copy of the results of the last inspection of the working place monitoring
5.2.2.	a plan of premises (plan of assembly)⁹ harmonised with a radiation safety, nuclear safety or medical physics expert certified in the relevant field which includes information about the provision of protection against ionising radiation¹⁰
5.2.3.	an opinion of a radiation safety, nuclear safety or medical physics expert certified in the relevant field that the operating circumstances of the rooms, buildings or territories provided for activities with sources of ionising radiation conform to the conditions of the manufacturer and the planned activities with the source of ionising radiation do not cause direct threats to workers, inhabitants and the environment¹¹
5.2.4.	information about the physical protection measures of the source of ionising radiation (a copy of a contract entered into with a security guard firm appended or information about the contracting parties, the time period of operation, and the subject-matter of the contract indicated), also the date when the physical protection plan was harmonised with the Security Police (if the laws and regulations regarding physical protection of sources of ionising radiation provide for such a requirement) shall be indicated
5.2.5.	copy of the radiation safety quality assurance programme
5.2.6.	copy of the radiation safety instructions
5.2.7.	copy of the results of the last inspection of individual protective equipment or a document certifying the purchase, if the purchase was made within the last two years
5.2.8.	list of measuring instruments to be used for radiation safety control, copy of the reports on the last calibration of measuring instruments, document certifying the purchase, and technical documentation, if a new installation has been purchased
5.2.9.	plan harmonised with the local government and the State Fire and Rescue Service on the readiness for radiation accidents and action in situations of a radiation accidents (if the laws and regulations provide for such requirement)
5.3.	Work manager and workers
5.3.1	information about the work manager, also order on the appointment of the work manager and copies of education documents shall be appended^12,13
	a) given name, surname
	b) personal identity number
	c) education, including training in radiation safety
	d) experience in work with sources of ionising radiation
	e) training courses in radiation safety
	f) last health examination, if the work manager performs activities with a source of ionising radiation
	g) classification of workers in category A or B, if the work manager performs activities with a source of ionising radiation
5.3.2.	information about each worker who performs activities with a source of ionising radiation or is in the field of exposure to ionising radiation^{13, 14, 15}
	a) given name, surname
	b) personal identity number
	c) education, including training in radiation safety
	d) training courses in radiation safety
	e) last health examination
	f) source or sources of ionising radiation with which the worker is appointed to work
	g) classification of worker in category A or B¹⁶
5.4.	Management of radioactive substances and waste if activities with a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance are performed
5.4.1.	a description of the intended activities with radioactive waste prior to their transfer into storage
5.4.2.	a contract (copy) on the transfer of radioactive waste for storage (if after the planned activities with sources of ionising radiation radioactive waste will occur) or a contract (copy) on the guarantees from the manufacturer or supplier that it will be possible to return the sealed sources of radiation to the relevant country after their use¹⁷
5.4.3.	an action plan after termination of the activity with sources of ionising radiation in which the necessary restrictions and planned measures for releasing from State supervision are indicated
5.4.4.	a certification of the payment of the natural resources tax for bringing in of radioactive substances¹⁷
5.4.5.	an evaluation of the planned discharges into the environment and a description of the relevant monitoring programmes, as well as schemes of ventilation and sewage systems
5.4.6.	a long-term safety evaluation of the storage facility of radioactive waste, a plan of liquidation and dismantling of an object containing radioactive substances, a building design of the structure related to radiation safety and other documents the necessity of which is determined by the laws and regulations governing the activity for radioactive waste management objects or nuclear facilities
5.4.7.	information about the vehicle and its conformity with the laws and regulations regarding transportation of a source of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance
5.5.	Other documents
5.5.1.	information about the payment of the State fee for the issuance of a licence or making amendments to the licence
5.5.2.	a document by which the requester authorises a person to submit this application to the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service and/or to receive the licence issued by the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service
5.5.3.	the licence (copy) received in another country for activities with sources of ionising radiation
5.5.4.	additional information (if the requester wishes to submit it)
The application is on ____ pages and has ____ Annexes on ____ pages which are an integral part of this application
If it is requested to make an amendment to the licence or to re-issue a new licence, the Annexes which have been appended to the previously submitted application (if there are no changes therein) shall be indicated and they need not be re-submitted

Explanations.
¹ If any of the requirements referred to in the application do not apply to the particular activity with a source of ionising radiation or also the relevant data have already been submitted to the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service and need not be updated, the requester shall not submit this information. The Annexes submitted previously shall be indicated at the end of the application.
² To be filled in by the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service. The details "date" and "number" shall not be completed if the application has been prepared in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding drawing up of electronic documents.
³ Indicate the name of the group of the source of ionising radiation. For example, an x-ray installation used in dental practice; for installations used in medicine - fixed, operating rooms, portable, mammography, angiography, computed tomography, etc.; for installations not used in medicine - defectoscopy, x-ray diffractometry, x-ray spectroscopy, etc.
⁴ To be filled in, if such activities with a source generating radiation are requested the x-ray tube, generator, and subject-matter to be examined of which is located in a shielded block and the external openings of the block can be closed, and opening of openings blocks generation of radiation.
⁵ If the operator performs activities with several sources, the planned activity with each source shall be indicated.
⁶ If, upon submitting the application, there is no technical documentation of the source of ionising radiation, the applicant may submit a written document (certification) in which technical data of the source of ionising radiation are indicated.
⁷ Information shall be provided about such activities as conformity testing and evaluation of functions of the source of ionising radiation (evaluation of technical parameters), inspection of electrical safety, calibration, monitoring of the working place, calibration of measuring equipment, inspection of protective equipment, technical maintenance, individual dosimetry.
⁸ A copy of the policy of civil liability insurance of the operator need not be mandatorily submitted together with the application. The operator shall submit the relevant copy to the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service after the licence has been received,
⁹ A plan and description of the room, building, or territory need not be submitted, if activities with the source of ionising radiation are to be performed outside buildings and the territory of the undertaking. In other cases the relevant plan shall be submitted in the following scale:
1) plan of the room (plan of assembly) in the scale M 1:50 or a lesser scale, indicating the location of the source of ionising radiation in the room, windows, doors, as well as the purpose of use of such rooms which are located below the room, above the room, and next to the room in which the source of ionising radiation is located;
2) plan of the building or its part in the scale M 1:100 or a lesser scale, indicating the location of the source of ionising radiation or indicating premises in which sources of ionising radiation are located with an assembly plan in the scale M 1:50;
3) plan of the territory in the scale M 1:1000 or a lesser scale, indicating the location of the source of ionising radiation.
¹⁰ Include information about the thickness, materials of barriers, additional protection, existence of the control room, planned dose or dose rate at the working place, and planned workload of the source of ionising radiation.
¹¹ Include also calculations or analysis of provision of protection against ionising radiation.
¹² If during the registration activity the operator appoints another person as the work manager, the operator shall, within 10 working days, notify the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service thereof in writing.
¹³ Information shall be submitted in the form of an A4 size table.
¹⁴ If any activities with sources of ionising radiation are to be performed by workers of another operator, the operator of such workers and the activities to be performed by such workers shall be indicated separately.
¹⁵ Prior to submitting the application it is necessary to receive an individual dose passbook of ionising radiation of the worker and to enter into a contract for the performance of individual dose measuring.
¹⁶ It shall be indicated whether the worker has been classified in category A or B in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding protection against ionising radiation. The justification of the classification of the worker in category A or B must be available at the operator.
¹⁷ If the relevant information or document is not available prior to submitting the application, the operator shall submit such information or document to the Radiation Safety Centre of the State Environmental Service within 30 days after receipt (purchase) of the source of ionising radiation.

Requester or its authorised person
	(given name, surname)	(signature*)

(date*)

Acting for the Minister for Environmental Protection
and Regional Development -
Minister for Justice Dzintars Rasnačs

Annex 4
Cabinet Regulation No. 752
22 December 2015

Rates of the State Fee for the Issuance of the Licence for Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation or Registration of Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation

1. The State fee shall be paid in the following amount:

1.1. to register activities with sources of ionising radiation - EUR 97;

1.2. for the issuance of the licence for activities with sources of ionising radiation - EUR 170;

1.3. to make changes in the registration of activities with sources of ionising radiation (in the registration certificate) - EUR 54;

1.4. for making amendments to the licence for activities with sources of ionising radiation - EUR 84.

2. The State fee in the amount of EUR 10 shall be paid, if amendments to the licence (also to the special permit (licence)) or changes in registration are made:

2.1. upon alienating the source of ionising radiation;

2.2. upon changing the name or legal address of the operator;

2.3. when the operator only changes the type of the merchant (for example, from a natural person to a limited liability company), upon receipt of a new licence or registration and cancelling the previous licence (also special permit (licence)) or registration;

2.4. upon changing the type of activity from use to storage;

2.5. upon changing the place of performing the activities (for example, department, block, room).

3. If the operator has a licence which includes activities that require a licence or registration, and only the activities to be registered remain for the operator after the changes, then the State fee shall be paid in the following amount:

3.1. if the operator chooses to retain the licence and make amendments to the licence - EUR 84 (except for the cases referred to in Paragraph 2 of this Annex);

3.2. if the operator chooses to register the activities - EUR 54.

4. If until the moment of coming into force of this Regulation:

4.1. a special permit (licence) has been received, but a registration or licence is required in accordance with this Regulation, then upon an application of the operator:

4.1.1. amendments shall be made to the special permit (licence), and the operator shall pay the State fee in the amount of EUR 54 for changes in registration or EUR 84 for amendments to the licence (except for the cases referred to in Paragraph 2 of this Annex);

4.1.2. the special permit (licence) shall be cancelled, and a licence or registration certificate for an activity with a source of ionising radiation shall be issued and the operator shall pay the State fee in the amount of EUR 170 for the receipt of the licence or EUR 97 for the receipt of the registration certificate;

4.2. a permit for the purchase (acquisition into ownership) and storage of a source of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance has been received, then not later than until the end of the term of validity, upon an application of the operator:

4.2.1. the licence or registration certificate for activities with a source of ionising radiation shall be issued, and the operator shall pay the State fee in the amount of EUR 170 for the receipt of the licence or EUR 97 for the receipt of the registration certificate;

4.2.2. amendments to the existing special permit (licence) shall be made, including the source of ionising radiation in the special permit (licence), and the operator shall pay the State fee in the amount of EUR 54 for changes in registration or EUR 84 for amendments to the licence;

4.2.3. changes in registration or amendments to the licence for activities with a source of ionising radiation shall be made, and the operator shall pay the State fee in the amount of EUR 54 for changes in registration or EUR 84 for amendments to the licence.

5. If the operator has performed registration of activities and in addition included activities which require licensing, however, chooses to receive a licence for all activities with sources of ionising radiation, the operator shall submit a relevant application to the Centre with updated information about all activities to be performed and shall pay the State fee for the receipt of the licence - EUR 170.

6. The State fee need not be paid, if amendments to the licence (also to the special permit (licence)) or changes in registration are made when:

6.1. the name of the street or the number of the address changes (the source of ionising radiation is not moved);

6.2. the operator leases the source of ionising radiation.

Acting for the Minister for Environmental Protection
and Regional Development -
Minister for Justice Dzintars Rasnačs

Annex 5
Cabinet Regulation No. 752
22 December 2015

Minimum Sum of Civil Liability Insurance

No.	Activities with a source of ionising radiation	Minimum sum of civil liability insurance per year (euros)
1.	Activities with nuclear equipment
1.1.	if thermal output does not exceed 30 MW_th	5 691 490
1.2.	if thermal output exceeds 30 MW_th, but is less than 150 MW_th, or electrical output exceeds 10 MW_e, but is less than 50 MW_e	113 829 750
1.3.	if thermal output exceeds 150 MW_th or electrical output exceeds 50 MW_e	327 260 520
2.	Activities with other ionising radiation objects of national significance (including nuclear facilities which are not being operated and which do not hold nuclear fuel)	1 138 300
3.	Activities with radioactive substances the total radioactivity of which is from 10.⁶ (not inclusive) up to 10.⁹ (inclusive) times more than the limits for high power sources of ionising radiation referred to in Chapter II of Cabinet Regulation No. 752 of 22 December 2015, Procedures for the Licensing and Registering Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation	569 150
4.	Activities with radioactive substances the total radioactivity of which is from 10.³ (not inclusive) up to 10.⁶ (inclusive) times more than the limits for medium power sources of ionising radiation referred to in Chapter II of Cabinet Regulation No. 752 of 22 December 2015, Procedures for the Licensing and Registering Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation	113 830

Acting for the Minister for Environmental Protection
and Regional Development -
Minister for Justice Dzintars Rasnačs

Annex 6
Cabinet Regulation No. 752
22 December 2015

Report on Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation and Procedures for the Filling in Thereof

I. Report on Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation not Containing a Radioactive Substance^{1, 2, 3}

1. Information about the operator

1.1.	Operator (for a natural person - the given name, surname; for a legal person - the firm name or name; for an institution of direct administration or a derived public person - the name)
1.2.	Registration number in the relevant register (if applicable), legal address; for a natural person - personal identity number
1.3.	Address, place, or territory in which the performance of activities with sources of ionising radiation is permitted
1.4.	Fixed phone
1.5.	Mobile phone
1.6.	Fax
1.7.	E-mail address
1.8.	Phone and e-mail address of the work manager

2. Information about the sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance (hereinafter - the installation) in the ownership (possession or holding) of the operator

No.	Name, model, type, number, and year of manufacture of the installation⁴	Information about the installation (model, type, number of the x-ray tube, model, type, number of the high-voltage generator; for installations to be used in medicine - the imaging system ⁵)	Status of the installation (storage, use, or other), room of location	Inspection of technical parameters of the installation (performer, date, report No.)⁶	Conformity of the technical parameters of the installation with the requirements⁷	Inspection of the electrical safety of the installation (performer, date, report No.)⁶	Workplace monitoring (performer, date, report No.)

3. Information about the work manager and workers who perform activities with sources of ionising radiation

3.1. Information about the work manager

Given name, surname	Personal identity number	Position	Education (level, field, speciality)	Professional certificate (issuing body, number, term of validity)	Experience in work with sources of ionising radiation (years)	Training courses in radiation safety (organiser or courses, name, date, certificate No.)

3.2. Information about the workers who perform activities with sources of ionising radiation or are in the field of exposure to ionising radiation⁸

No.	Given name, surname	Personal identity number	Classification into category A or B⁹	Position	Training courses in radiation safety (organiser or courses, name, date, certificate No.)	Date of the last mandatory health examination	Date of the next mandatory health examination

4. Information about the measuring equipment (measuring instruments) of ionising radiation at the disposal of the operator¹⁰

No.	Type of the measuring equipment¹¹	Model	Number of manufacturer	Date, performer of the last calibration, and certificate No.

5. Notes or additional information (if necessary)

Place of preparation (address)

Official of the operator with the right to sign
	(given name, surname)		(signature)

____ __________________ 20____

Notes.
¹ To be filled in by the operators who have sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance (installations) in their ownership (possession or holding) (for example, x-ray installations, computed tomographs, electron accelerators).
² All the provided boxes shall be filled in. If the information requested in any of the fields of tables:
1) does not apply to the particular operator, "not applicable" shall be indicated;
2) has not changed in the reporting period, "not changed" shall be indicated. It shall not apply to information about the particular source of ionising radiation (installation) and information about the work manager and workers.
³ If there is not enough space for all information in the table, the table shall be expanded to the necessary size.
⁴ Also the name of the group of the installation shall be indicated. For example, in medicine it shall be indicated - fixed, for operating rooms, portable, mammography, angiography, computed tomography, etc. For fixed x-ray installations to be used in medicine it shall be indicated - installation for imagery (x-ray check), x-ray examinations or x-ray examination and imagery. For installations which are not used in medicine it shall be indicated - defectoscopy, x-ray diffractometry, x-ray spectroscopy, etc.
⁵ For installations to be used in medicine the type of acquiring an image shall be indicated - on a film/phosphor plate/image amplifier with digital transformation of the image/on a flat panel (full-sized) detector (indicate the corresponding type for each installation).
⁶ Information shall be provided about the radiological installations which are used in medical exposure.
⁷ To be indicated whether conforms/does not conform to the requirements.
⁸ To be filled in also about the work manager, if the work manager performs activities with the source of ionising radiation.
⁹ It shall be indicated whether the worker has been classified in category A or B in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding protection against ionising radiation.
¹⁰ The table shall be filled in, if the operator has in its ownership (possession or holding) a measuring equipment (measuring instrument) of ionising radiation (dose area product meter), except for the individual thermoluminescent dosimeter of the worker.
¹¹ The type of use and the type of identifiable ionising radiation (alpha, beta, gamma, neutron) shall be indicated.

II. Report on Activities with Sources of Ionising Radiation Containing a Radioactive Substance^{1, 2, 3}

1. Information about the operator

1.1.	Operator (for a natural person - the given name, surname; for a legal person - the firm name or name; for an institution of direct administration or a derived public person - the name)
1.2.	Registration number in the relevant register (if applicable), legal address; for a natural person - personal identity number
1.3.	Address, place, or territory in which the performance of activities with sources of ionising radiation is permitted
1.4.	Fixed phone
1.5.	Mobile phone
1.6.	Fax
1.7.	E-mail address
1.8.	Information about the policy of civil liability insurance of the operator (issuing body of the policy, number, term of validity, insurance limit of the policy)
1.9.	Phone and e-mail address of the work manager

2. Information about the sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance in the ownership (possession or holding) of the operator

2.1. Information about the unsealed sources of radiation (radioactive substances) in the ownership (possession or holding) of the operator

No.	Radionuclide	Physico-chemical form	Date of manufacture	Initial radioactivity (Bq), date of determination	Radioactivity as of 1 January 20____. (Bq)	Type of packaging

2.2. Information about the sealed sources of radiation in the ownership (possession or holding) of the operator

No.	Radionuclide	Model (type) of the source	Series No. of the source	Manufacturer of the source (name, country)	Date of manufacture	Initial radioactivity according to the data of the passport (Bq)	Radioactivity as of 1 January 20___. (Bq)	Status of the source4from which date	Recommended operational period (years)
1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10

No.	Radionuclide⁵	Physico-chemical form of the source	Conformity of the source to the ISO classification	Last technical inspection of the source (performer, date, report No.)	Conformity of requirements of the source with the requirements⁶	Type of the transportation packaging, type and number of the container	Installation in which the source is built in (model, series No.)	Location of the source and installation (room)
1	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18

3. Information about the sources of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance transferred to the operator of the radioactive waste management object or another operator and radioactive substances discharged into the environment in 20____. Per year

3.1. Unsealed sources of radiation (radioactive substances)

No.	Radionuclide	Transferred for disposal		Discharged into the environment⁷		Transferred to another operator
No.	Radionuclide	Name of the operator, transfer act (No., date)	Radioactivity (Bq)	Environment where dispersed (act No., date)	Radioactivity (Bq)	Recipient of the source (name, address, licence No. for activities with sources of ionising radiation)	Transfer act (No., date)	Radioactivity (Bq)

3.2. Sealed sources of radiation

No.	Radionuclide	Model of the sealed source of radiation (type)	Series No. of the sealed source of radiation	Radioactivity according to the data of the passport (Bq)	Recipient of the source (name, address, licence No. for activities with sources of ionising radiation)	Transfer (sales) act (No., date)

4. Information about physical protection

Means of physical protection (physical security guards, security guard merchant, or other)	Security guard merchant (name, term of operation of the contract)	Date of harmonisation of the physical protection plan with the Security Police

5. Information about the work manager and workers who perform activities with sources of ionising radiation

5.1. Information about the work manager

Given name, surname	Personal identity number	Position	Education (level, field, speciality)	Professional certificate (issuing body, number, term of validity)	Experience in work with sources of ionising radiation (years)	Training courses in radiation safety (organiser or courses, name, date, certificate No.)

5.2. Information about the workers who perform activities with sources of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance⁸

No.	Given name, surname	Personal identity number	Classification into category A or B⁹	Position	Training courses in radiation safety (organiser of courses, name, date, certificate No.)	Date of the last mandatory health examination	Date of the next mandatory health examination

6. Information about the measuring equipment (measuring instruments) of ionising radiation at the disposal of the operator¹⁰

No.	Type of the measuring equipment¹¹	Model	Number of manufacturer	Date, performer of the last calibration, and certificate No.

7. Notes or additional information (if necessary)

Place of preparation (address)

Official of the operator with the right to sign
	(given name, surname)		(signature)

____ __________________ 20____

Notes.
¹ To be filled in by the operators who have sources of ionising radiation containing a radioactive substance (unsealed sources of radiation and sealed sources of radiation) in their ownership (possession or holding).
² All the provided boxes shall be filled in. If the information requested in any of the fields of tables:
1) does not apply to the particular operator, "not applicable" shall be indicated;
2) has not changed in the reporting period, "not changed" shall be indicated. It shall not apply to information about the particular source of ionising radiation (installation) and information about the work manager and workers.
³ If there is not enough space for all information in the table, the table shall be expanded to the necessary size.
⁴ Status - storage, use, or other.
⁵ The radionuclide shall be presented repeatedly in the continuation of parameter listing of the source.
⁶ To be indicated whether conforms/does not conform to the requirements.
⁷ A copy of the discharge act and an evaluation or calculation of discharged radioactivity shall be appended to the report. The performer, the conditions, assumptions, and programmes used for calculation shall be indicated in relation to dispersion (discharge) of radioactive substances. The following information shall be provided about the discharge process:
1) household waste or repeated use;
2) site of discharge, dilution was/was not used.
Discharge of radioactive substances shall be linked to the inventory quantity of radioactive substances in the listing of the operator.
⁸ To be filled in also about the work manager, if the work manager performs activities with the source of ionising radiation.
⁹ It shall be indicated whether the worker has been classified in category A or B in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding protection against ionising radiation.
¹⁰ The table shall be filled in, if the operator has in its ownership (possession or holding) a measuring equipment (measuring instrument) of ionising radiation (dose area product meter), except for the individual thermoluminescent dosimeter of the worker.
¹¹ The type of use and the type of identifiable ionising radiation (alpha, beta, gamma, neutron) shall be indicated.

III. Trade in, Servicing, Liquidation of Sources of Ionising Radiation Containing and not Containing a Radioactive Substance^{1, 2, 3}

1. Information about the operator

1.1.	Operator (for a natural person - the given name, surname; for a legal person - the firm name or name; for an institution of direct administration or a derived public person - the name)
1.2.	Registration number in the relevant register (if applicable), legal address; for a natural person - personal identity number
1.3.	Address, place, or territory in which the performance of activities with sources of ionising radiation is permitted
1.4.	Fixed phone
1.5.	Mobile phone
1.6.	Fax
1.7.	E-mail address
1.8.	Information about the policy of civil liability insurance of the operator (issuing body of the policy, number, term of validity, insurance limit of the policy)
1.9.	Phone and e-mail address of the work manager

2. Information about the activities performed in 20____ with sources of ionising radiation

2.1. Information about unsealed radioactive substances brought in (imported) and brought out (exported) in 20____

Brought in (imported) or brought out (exported)
No.	Firm name or name and registration No. of the recipient or No. of the registration certificate for activities with sources of ionising radiation	Delivery address	Manufacturer, radionuclide	Physicochemical form	Radioactivity indicated in the delivery document (Bq)

2.2. Information about the sealed sources of radiation containing a radioactive substance brought in (imported) and brought out (exported) in 20____

No.	Firm name or name and registration No. of the recipient or No. of the registration certificate for activities with sources of ionising radiation	Delivery address	Manufacturer of the source (name, country), radionuclide	Model (type) of the source	Series No. of the source	Date of manufacture	Initial radioactivity according to the data of the passport (Bq)

2.3. Information about the sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance brought in (imported), brought out (exported), installed, dismantled, and liquidated in 20____

2.3.1. Brought in (imported)
No.	Firm name or name, country and registration No. of the recipient or No. of the licence or registration certificate for activities with sources of ionising radiation	Delivery address	Model (type) or accessory component of the installation⁴	Series No. of the installation	Manufacturer, country, year of manufacture of the installation

2.3.2. Brought out (exported)
No.	Firm name or name, country and registration No. of the recipient or No. of the licence or registration certificate for activities with sources of ionising radiation	Delivery address	Model (type) or accessory component of the installation⁴	Series No. of the installation	Manufacturer, country, year of manufacture of the installation

2.3.3. Installed
No.	Firm name or name and registration No. of the owner (lessee, possessor) and No. of the licence or registration certificate for activities with sources of ionising radiation	Address, territory, room of installation	Model, type, and number of the installation	Model, type, and number of the x-ray tube, model, type, and number of the high voltage line generator	Manufacturer, country, year of manufacture of the installation

2.3.4. Dismantled
No.	Firm name or name and registration No. of the owner (lessee, possessor) and No. of the licence or registration certificate for activities with sources of ionising radiation	Address, territory, room	Model, type, and number of the installation	Model, type, and number of the x-ray tube, model, type, and number of the high voltage line generator	Manufacturer, country, year of manufacture of the installation

2.3.5. Liquidated
No.	Firm name or name and registration No. of the owner (lessee, possessor) and No. of the licence or registration certificate for activities with sources of ionising radiation	Address, territory, room	Model, type, and number of the installation	Model, type, and number of the x-ray tube, model, type, and number of the high-voltage generator	Manufacturer, country, year of manufacture of the installation

2.4. Information about the sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance in the ownership (possession or holding) of the operator as of 1 __________________ 20____⁵

No.	Name, model, type, number, and year of manufacture of the installation	Information about the installation (model, type, number of the x-ray tube, model, type, number of the high voltage line generator)	Status of the installation (storage, use, or other)	Maximum voltage (kV)	Maximum capacity or current (kW/mA)	Location of the installation, address (room)

3. Information about the work manager and workers who perform activities with sources of ionising radiation

3.1. Information about the work manager

Given name, surname	Personal identity number	Level, field, speciality of education	Issuing body, number, and term of validity of the professional certificate	Experience in work with sources of ionising radiation, years	Training courses in radiation safety (organiser or courses, name, date, certificate No.)

3.2. Information about workers⁶

No.	Given name, surname	Personal identity number	Classification into category A or B⁷	Position	Training courses in radiation safety (organiser or courses, name, date, certificate No.)	Date of the last mandatory health examination	Date of the next mandatory health examination

4. Information about the measuring equipment (measuring instruments) of ionising radiation at the disposal of the operator⁸

No.	Type of the measuring equipment⁹	Model	Manufacturer's number	Performer and date of the last calibration, certificate No.

5. Notes or additional information

Place of preparation (address)

Official of the operator with the right to sign
	(given name, surname)		(signature)

____ __________________ 20____

Notes.
¹ To be filled in by operators who perform the bringing in, bringing out, import, export, sale (trade in), servicing, installation, dismantling, and liquidation of radioactive substances, sealed sources of radiation containing a radioactive substance, and sources of ionising radiation not containing a radioactive substance.
² All the provided boxes shall be filled in. If the information requested in any of the fields of tables:
1) does not apply to the particular operator, "not applicable" shall be indicated;
2) has not changed in the reporting period, "not changed" shall be indicated. It shall not apply to information about the particular source of ionising radiation (installation) and information about the work manager and workers.
³ If there is not enough space for all information in the table, the table shall be expanded to the necessary size.
⁴ Upon bringing in accessory components of the installation (x-ray tube, generator), the model, type, and series number of each individual component shall be indicated.
⁵ The table shall be filled in only for such installations and sources which are (or have been taken over) in the ownership (possession or holding) from other operators.
⁶ To be filled in also for the work manager, if the work manager performs activities with the source of ionising radiation.
⁷ It shall be indicated whether the worker has been classified in category A or B in accordance with the laws and regulations regarding protection against ionising radiation.
⁸ The table shall be filled in, if the operator has in its ownership (possession or holding) a measuring equipment (measuring instrument) of ionising radiation, except for the individual thermoluminescent dosimeter of the worker.
⁹ The type of use and the type of identifiable ionising radiation (alpha, beta, gamma, neutron) shall be indicated.

Acting for the Minister for Environmental Protection
and Regional Development -
Minister for Justice Dzintars Rasnačs

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no longer in force Issuer: Cabinet of Ministers Type: Document number: 752Adoption: 22.12.2015.Entry into force: End of validity: Publication: Latvijas Vēstnesis, 254, 30.12.2015. OP number:

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