36 Meaning of “nuclear site” etc and “person with control”
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

36  Meaning of “nuclear site” etc and “person with control”

(1)     In this Chapter “nuclear site” means a principal nuclear site or a contaminated site.

(2)     In this Chapter—

“contaminated site” means the whole or a part of a site which is not a principal nuclear site but—

(a)     has been and remains contaminated (whether radioactively or chemically) as a result of nuclear activities; or

(b)     is the location of hazardous material;

“principal nuclear site” means the whole or a part of a site of any of the following descriptions—

(a)     a site in respect of which a nuclear site licence is or is required to be in force;

(b)     a site in respect of which such a licence would be required to be in force if the licensing requirements of the 1965 Act applied to the Crown;

(c)     a site not falling within paragraph (a) or (b) in or on which there is an NDA facility;

(d)     a site on which there is an installation used for practical research into the production of energy by the fusion of atomic

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