[7B Duties in respect of relevant disposal sites]
Nuclear Installations Act 1965 (1965 c 57) | Legislation

[7B  Duties in respect of relevant disposal sites]

[(1)     Sections 7 and 7A apply in relation to the operator of a relevant disposal site as they apply in relation to the licensee of a licensed site, but with the following modifications—

(a)     a reference in those sections to a case in which a nuclear site licence has been granted is to be read as a reference to a case in which an appropriate permit has been granted;

(b)     a reference in those sections to a site in respect of which a nuclear site licence has been granted is to be read as a reference to a relevant disposal site;

(c)     a reference in those sections to the licensee of a licensed site is to be read as a reference to the operator of a relevant disposal site;

(d)     a reference in those sections to a nuclear installation is to be read as a reference to an installation for the disposal of nuclear matter;

(e)     paragraph (d) of section 7(3B) is to be disregarded;

(f)     the reference in section 7(1B)(a) to the period of responsibility of a licensee under a nuclear site licence is to be read, when applied in relation

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