PRINCIPLES FOR CARRYING OUT ACTIVITIES ON THE USE OF NUCLEAR ENERGY
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On the example of the legislation of the Republic of Belarus, the main principles (principles) of the implementation of activities on the use of atomic energy are considered. The norms of domestic legislation and the provisions of international acts in the field of carrying out activities on the use of atomic energy are analyzed. Emphasis is placed on national legislation on the use of atomic energy, on environmental protection, and on industrial and radiation safety. The legal characteristics of individual institutions of nuclear law are given. The foreign legal experience related to the activity on the use of atomic energy is considered. References are made to IAEA materials. The practice of international legal regulation of relations on the use of atomic energy and nuclear activity in general is touched upon. During the study, formal-logical, private law methods, as well as a comparative legal method were used. Conclusions are drawn regarding the topic of the study.
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