[7A Occurrences not on a licensed site]
Nuclear Installations Act 1965 (1965 c 57) | Legislation

[7A  Occurrences not on a licensed site]

[(1)     The requirement referred to in section 7(1B)(b) is that the nuclear matter satisfies the condition in any of subsections (2) to (8) in relation to the licensee of the licensed site as licensee of that site.

(2)     The condition in this subsection is that the nuclear matter—

(a)     is in the course of carriage to the licensed site with the agreement of the licensee from a place in a country or territory that is not a relevant territory, and

(b)     is not on another relevant site in the United Kingdom.

For these purposes the carriage of the matter is to be treated as starting once the matter has been loaded on to the means of transport intended to be used for its carriage from that country or territory.

(3)     The condition in this subsection is that the nuclear matter—

(a)     is in the course of carriage from the licensed site to a place in a country or territory that is not a relevant territory, and

(b)     is not on another relevant site in the United Kingdom.

For these purposes the carriage of the matter is to be treated as coming

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