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Title: Standards of Fees Collection for Ionizing Radiation Protection Control Ch
Date: 2008.11.12
Legislative: Original 10 Articles promulgated by Atomic Energy Council,
Executive Yuan on January 15, 2003 under Decree No.
Hui-Fu-Tzu 0920001102.
Amendment of Article 6, Article 8, Article 10 and Table Π,
Table Ⅲ on May 28, 2003 by the Atomic Energy Council per its
decree No. Huei-Fu-Tsu-0920012104.
Amendment of Article 10 and paragraph 30 of Table I on March 23,
2005 by the Atomic Energy Council per its decree No.
Huei-Fu-Tsu-0940012216.
Amended and Promulgated on November 12, 2008 by the Atomic
Energy Council per its decree No. Huei-Fu-Tsu-0970019120.
Content:

Article 1
The standards are stipulated according to article 52 of the
Ionizing Radiation Protection Act (hereinafter referred to as
“the Act”) .
     
Article 2
Based on “the Act”, the application for permission or
registration, or application for issuance, renewal of issuance,
or replacement of accreditation, permit, certificate or license,
the applicant shall pay accreditation or license fees, review
fees, or inspection fees.

The said accreditation or permit in the preceding paragraph
refers to both the accreditation and the permit; certificate
refers to the accreditation certificate and safety certificate.
 
Article 3
Application for permission, registration, or application for
issuance of accreditation or permit, certificate, or license
should pay each of the following fees, which are found in
Table I.


Article 4
When validity expires, those who apply for an extension of
permission or an application for renewal of issuance for
accreditation or permit, certificate, or license shall pay each
of the following fees, which are found in Table Π.


Article 5
Application for the following accreditation or permit shall pay
each of the following fees, which are found in Table Ⅲ:
1.Modifying radioactive material or equipment capable of
  producing ionizing radiation.
2.Increasing the number of utility venues for unsealed
  radioactive material, nuclide amount, or activity.
3.Changing radioactive material production and its production
  facilities, or manufacture equipment capable of producing
  ionizing radiation facilities.
4.Changing the possession item of sales permits.

If the application in the preceding paragraph is because of
decreased activity of radioactive material, review fee can be
exempted.


Article 6
For missing or damage of accreditation or permit, certificate,
or license, or change of record items, the applicant can apply
for renewal or replacement. Except for the scenarios stipulated
in aforementioned articles, the review and inspection fees are
exempted, but the accreditation or permit fee has to be paid.

For changes to the aforementioned items of records due to
adjustment or address change of administration district, the
application for renewal is exempt from review fee and
accreditation or permit fee.


Article 7
Applications for commercial products to be added with
radioactive material shall pay a review fee of NT$ 54,000.

Applications for review of a clean-up project shall pay review
fees of NT$ 20,000.


Article 8
Applicants to take part in a test of safety certification as
radiation protection personnel or operation personnel by the
competent authority shall pay a review fee of NT$1,000.

Applicants to take part in a test of operation personnel for
High Intensity Radiation Facility or Production Facilities of
Radioactive Material by the competent authority shall pay a
review fee of NT$2,000.


Article 9
If the applicant for issuance or renewal of accreditation or
permit, certificate, or license has paid each of the fees based
on the standards, they shall, before issuance of accreditation
or permit, certificate or license, pay review fee and inspection
fee according to the standards if they apply further to change
review items or content.
 
Article 10
The standards come into force upon promulgation.

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