Europe and International Nuclear safety is also a transnational issue. The impacts of a nuclear accident do not stop at national borders, so a coordinated approach with neighbouring countries and othe
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Licensing and supervision In order to fulfil the objectives of the German Atomic Energy Act (Atomgesetz – AtG), defined in Section 1, namely to protect life, health and property against the hazards of
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German-Czech Commission (DTK) The basis for the bilateral discussions in the DTK is the Agreement Between the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Government of the Czech and Slovak F
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German-Swiss Commission (DSK) The DSK was established by the Agreement Between the Government of the Swiss Confederation and the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany Concerning the Exchange o
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German-Austrian Panel of Nuclear Experts (DÖE) The DÖE’s consultations are based on the Agreement Between the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany and the Government of the Republic of Austri
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German-Dutch Commission (NDKK) The German-Dutch collaboration originated from an exchange of letters and memoranda in September/October 1977 between the Federal Minister of the Interior, at the time r
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Information exchange between German and Japanese nuclear regulatory authorities Information exchange between the German and Japanese nuclear regulatory authorities was agreed in the Joint Statement of
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Information exchange between the German and South Korean nuclear regulatory authorities Information exchange between the German and South Korean nuclear regulatory authorities was agreed in the Joint
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Quality management / exercises In order to successfully implement the protective measures to be taken in the event of an accident, the personnel involved at all levels of crisis management must be ade
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Situation assessment Only one radiological situation report (sitrep) will be relevant for assessment of the radiological situation. This will be drawn up by the government’s radiological situation cen
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