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A new approach to nuclear safety.
The power block complies with the most challenging international standards with regard to nuclear safety.
The time for a parochial approach to nuclear safety has long since gone.
It is therefore essential that the European Union should comprehensively reassess its approach to nuclear safety.
EU-Ukraine Summit: EU steps up its contribution to nuclear safety in Chernobyl with €70 million.
This is an important task for you, and the Council,because we in Europe are mutually dependent when it comes to nuclear safety.
So, certainly, we are going to accord very high priority to nuclear safety in our relations with third countries, including some that you have mentioned.
This is why we must attach greater importance to nuclear safety.
The EU must carry out a major review of the approach to nuclear safety it has in place and of the criteria used to evaluate the safety of stations.
Licence holders establish and implement management systems which give due priority to nuclear safety;
The EU has been reconsidering its approach as a whole to nuclear safety for some time, but it is important to take into account the fact that this technology will continue to be part of the energy mix of various Member States for many years to come.
Provide individuals, legal entities andstate bodies with objective information referring to nuclear safety and radiation protection;
Member States shall ensure that up to date and timely information in relation to nuclear safety of nuclear installations and related risks is made available to workers and the general public, with specific consideration to those living in the vicinity of a nuclear installation.
Even now, we still feel the consequences of Chernobyl, and therefore today,we must reassess our approach to nuclear safety in the EU and the rest of the world.
I agree with the conclusion that the European Union must comprehensively review its approach to nuclear safety, but we cannot force Member States to abandon activities aimed at ensuring their own energy security, so I am pleased that we have rejected the unrealistic and dangerous provisions in our resolution.
We ask the Commission to assume its responsibilities and we ask the Council, which is not here,to meet the expectations of the European citizens when it comes to nuclear safety in Europe.
The EU approach to nuclear safety is based on the principles of meeting the highest safety levels and aiming for continuous improvement, in order to protect people, to control hazards, to prevent and respond to emergencies and to mitigate any harmful consequences.
I see the agreement on further financing and its implementation as a sign of the European Union'ssolidarity with Bulgaria and as an important contribution to nuclear safety in Europe and beyond.
Specific evaluations, as referred in Article 32(2) of the Regulation(EU)No XXX/XXX NDICI, related to nuclear safety, radiation protection and safeguard, after consulting the ENSREG, shall be discussed in European Instrument for International Nuclear Safety Cooperation committee and presented to the European Parliament.
Since there is a significant number of nuclear stations in Europe, and since these stations are often close to borders,a cross-border approach must be adopted to nuclear safety, coordinated at the EU level.
(5 b) Transparency andpublic information in relation to nuclear safety, safeguards, decommissioning and waste management activities such as required by e.g. the Aarhus Convention(1998) are an important element to prevent negative impacts of radioactive material on citizens and the environment and should thus be guaranteed under this instrument.
Each Contracting Party shall take the appropriate steps to ensure that all organisations engaged in activities directly related to nuclear installations shall establish policies that give due priority to nuclear safety.
The IAEA said the Romanian government showed a strong commitment to nuclear safety and demonstrated improvements in the regulatory framework that included its approval of a National Strategy on Nuclear Safety and Security(NSNSS), progress on the revision of the national strategy for radioactive waste management and plans to increase CNCAN's operational budget and ensure appropriate staffing levels.
Asks the Commission to this end to examine possibilities to establish an EU nuclear safety regulatory authority on the basis of the WENRA framework with the necessary competences to ensure a common approach to nuclear safety;
Management systems which give due priority to nuclear safety and promote, at all levels of staff and management, the ability to question the effective delivery of relevant safety principles and practices, and to report in a timely manner on safety issues, in accordance with Article 6(d);
Member States shall ensure that the national framework in place requires licence holders to establish andimplement management systems which give due priority to nuclear safety and are regularly verified by the competent regulatory authority.
We examined four opinions issued by the Commission on investment projects in the nuclear industry, to assess whether the Commission follows the procedure provided for in the Euratom Treaty37 and its secondary legislation38, andwhether it assesses compliance of the project with all relevant Euratom Treaty obligations in relation to nuclear safety.
Under the changes the technical supervision of high-risk facilities on the premises of a nuclear plant which are specifically designed to be used in nuclear technology andare central to nuclear safety will be implemented by a specialized unit subordinate to the head of the licensee which operates the nuclear facility and under the methodological guidance of the chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Agency.
Whereas this nuclear accident, and previous such accidents in Japan and around the world,have highlighted the fact that more than ever there is a need to review the approach taken to nuclear safety at EU and world level.