Section 11, Ores Regulations, 2012

(1) A licensee shall maintain primary responsibility forsafety and for ensuring compliance with all requirements in these Regulations. (2) The licensee shall- (a) comply with the terms and conditions of the licence; (b) notify the Board of its intention to introduce modifications to any practise for which it has been licensed whenever the modification could have significant implications for safety; and shall not carry out the modification unless specifically authorized by the Board; (c) submit to the Board all routine reports that are required by the Board; and in form accepted to the Board; (d) notify the Board as soon as practicable, but not later than twenty four hours after discovery of an accident or incident which has the potential for or has resulted in radiation doses in excess of the regulatory limit or an unplanned environmental impact; (e) submit to the Board within thirty days after the initial notification referred to in paragraph (d) a written report stating the cause of the accident or incident and information on the doses, corrective measures and any other relevant information; (f) notify the Board of any breach of their authorization in a timely manner; 14 15 Release from regulatory control. Responsibilities of licensees. (g) permit inspectors from the Board full access to the authorized facility and such plans, records, and information that are required to be maintained by the licensee; (h) ensure that the radiation level of all mineral ores being exported are within the limits determined by the Board; (i) ensure that all tailings from ores are monitored for radioactive contamination and those above the limits determined by the Board safely disposed of in the appropriate manner.