18 Directions by NDA to the person with control
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

18  Directions by NDA to the person with control

(1)     This section applies in every case where one of the following is designated—

(a)     a nuclear installation or an installation comprised in an NDA facility;

(b)     a principal nuclear site; or

(c)     a facility situated in or on a principal nuclear site.

(2)     It shall be the duty of the person with control of the installation, site or facility—

(a)     to prepare such plans for the decommissioning or operation of the installation, for the cleaning-up or management of the site or for the operation of the facility as the NDA may direct;

(b)     to prepare such plans for the cleaning-up of any related sites as the NDA may direct;

(c)     to submit his plans to the NDA for approval;

(d)     to comply with all such further directions falling within subsection (3) as the NDA may give him from time to time with respect to the installation, site or facility; and

(e)     to comply with such directions

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