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- The CNSC is short for:
- Canadian National Safety Corporation
- Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
- Commission for Nuclear Safety in Canada
- The CNSC is Canada's
- nuclear regulator
- nuclear expert
- safety leader
- all of these
- The main law for Canada's nuclear industry is:
- Nuclear Security Regulations
- Radiation Protection Regulations
- Nuclear Safety and Control Act
- Class 1 Nuclear Facilities Regulations
- A "regulator" is responsible for:
- issuing licenses to companies that prove they can work safely with nuclear materials
- keeping safety requirements updated
- ensuring that licensees comply with laws, regulations, and established rules
- all of these
- To get a licence to work with nuclear materials in Canada, you must:
- do some technical studies to make sure your activities won't harm people or the environment
- prove that you and your employees know how to work safely with nuclear materials
- provide information about your planned activities to people around your planned facility
- all of these
- The best way to find more information about nuclear safety in Canada is by:
- visiting the CNSC's Web site nuclearsafety.gc.ca
- asking a nuclear expert, for example a nuclear scientist or engineer
- visiting your local library
- any of these
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