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Policy Department D: Budgetary Affairs
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If you see current or future
difficulties with your long-term
waste management, what will be
the measures you see as
promising to answer to that
expectations?
Regulatory aspects:
The long term RAW management is well founded in the national legislation and in the National strategy for
RAW and SF management until 2030.
Measures:
Fast and adequate decision making for construction of facilities, needed for the management of radioactive
and non-radioactive waste.
Joint monitoring with EBRD on the implementation of contacts for supply, of the facilities at modern technical
level.
Have you encountered
difficulties caused by regulatory
action so far in your project
(major delays, necessary replanning
caused by regulation,
difficulties in finding common
understanding)/ If so: what were
the reasons for that in your view
(incompetence, unwillingness,
misunderstandings etc.)?
Are the different roles of you as
the operator and the regulatory
body clear for you (does the
regulatory body remain in its
own role, would you expect
more assistance, etc.)?
В In which fields could the
regulatory body ease your
planning, technical and financial
structures (should there be more
Decommissioning plans are in accordance with the legislation in force and with the restrictions imposed by it,
as well as with the recommendations of the NRA.
The relationships between the Operator and the independent Regulatory body are clear and well regulated.
The Regulatory body may contribute for easing the processes in several ways. In 2001 the first version of the
Decommissioning regulation has been elaborated, in 2002 - the Act for the Safe Use of Nuclear Energy and a
number of secondary legal acts, easing the decommissioning activities – in 2004. At the moment there is a need
for elaboration of Guides on the application of the 'по прилагане на' Regulation for the safe management of RAW
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