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Section 7: Section 44 of the Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection
Status not yet checkedProtection Authority Act, 2012 to provide adequate protection to, Sierra Leone
Authority Act, 2012 is amended by the repeal and replacement of
that section with the following new sections -
44. The categories of radioactive
substances and practices shall be classified
as follows-
"Categories
of radioactive
substances.
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of section
44 of Act
No. 7 of
2012.
of section 15
(a) category 1-RTGs, irradiators,
teletherapy, fixed multibeam
teletherapy gamma knife;
(b) category 2-industrial gamma
radiography + sources, high or
medium dose rate brachytherapy sources;
(c) category 3-fixed industrial
gauges that incorporate high
activity sources, well logging
gauges;
(d) category 4- low dose rate
brachytherapy sources, industrial gauges that do not
incorporate high activity
sources, bone densitometers,
static eliminators;
(e) category 5-low dose rate
brachytherapy eye plaques and
permanent implant sources, x-ray
florescence devices, electron
capture devices, Mossbauer
Spectrometry, positron emission
topography check sources.
44A. The categories of nuclear material shall
be classified as follows-
(a) category 1-
(i) 2kg or more Plutonium/
U-233;
(ii) 5kg or more HEU;
(b) category 2-
(i) 500 grams to 2kg
plutonium/ U233;
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(ii) 1-5 kG HEU;
(iii) 10 kg or more LEU (10-
20% U-235);
(iv) Irradiated fuel (depleted
uranium, natural uranium or
LEU with fissile content or
uranium less than 10%;
(c) Category 3-
(i) 15-500grams plutonium/
U-233;
(ii) 15-1kg HEU;
(iii) 1 -10 kg LEU (10-20% U-
235);
(iv) 10kg or more uranium
enriched up to 10% U-235’’.
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