§ 34-21-1 State policy as to uses of radiation and uranium resources
§ 34-21-1.1 Waste disposal–Approval required–Uranium ore and mine tailings excepted
§ 34-21-2 Definition of terms
§ 34-21-3 Governor’s agreement for discontinuance of federal responsibility–Funds available for establishment of protection program
§ 34-21-4.1 Transfer of enforcement of radiation safety control activities, measures pertaining to X ray producing devices and sources of ionizing radiation used for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes in the practice of all healing arts to secretary of Department
§ 34-21-5 Employment of personnel by agency–Delegation of functions
§ 34-21-6 Training programs to qualify personnel–Participation in federal and interstate programs
§ 34-21-7 Development of comprehensive policies and programs
§ 34-21-8 Investigations and research in radiation problems and monitoring
§ 34-21-9 Consultation and cooperation with federal, public and other agencies
§ 34-21-10 Acceptance and administration of loans and grants
§ 34-21-11 Collection and dissemination of information
§ 34-21-12 Adoption and enforcement of rules and regulations
§ 34-21-13 Programs for regulation and inspection–Preoperational environmental radiological monitoring plans
§ 34-21-14 Incidental powers of agency
§ 34-21-15 Rules and regulations for control of radiation
§ 34-21-16 Unauthorized use of radioactive materials as misdemeanor
§ 34-21-17 Opinions on construction plans–Information from federal and private entities
§ 34-21-18 Licensing of ionizing radiation sources–Fees
§ 34-21-19 Rules and regulations for licensing of nuclear materials and equipment
§ 34-21-20 Registration or licensing required for handling of radioactive materials–Misdemeanor–Exemption of materials without hazard
§ 34-21-21 Recognition of other state or federal licenses–Previously issued federal license
§ 34-21-22 Notice to secretary of extension or alteration of program by registrant or licensee–Failure to notify as misdemeanor
§ 34-21-23 Unauthorized exposure to diagnostic or therapeutic radiation as misdemeanor
§ 34-21-24 Records required with respect to ionizing radiation sources and environmental monitoring
§ 34-21-25 Individual exposure records for ionizing radiation
§ 34-21-26 Records submitted to agency on request
§ 34-21-27 Individual exposure records furnished to employees
§ 34-21-28 Access of agency personnel to premises for inspection and investigations–Examination and maintenance of records
§ 34-21-29 Inspection of radiation sources to evaluate compliance–Upgrading monitoring program
§ 34-21-30 Inspections for radiation hazards–Report to operator
§ 34-21-31 Orders abating discharge of radioactive material
§ 34-21-32 Impounding of radiation sources for violations
§ 34-21-33 Files maintained by agency
§ 34-21-34 Procedure on license matters
§ 34-21-35 Notice of suspected violations–Opportunity for hearing
§ 34-21-36 Order finding violation–Forwarding to violator
§ 34-21-37 Hearing on suspected violation–Hearing officers
§ 34-21-38 Findings and decision
§ 34-21-39 Emergency order to protect public health and safety–Immediate effect
§ 34-21-40 Hearing on emergency order–Finality of order
§ 34-21-41 Appeal from agency order or determination
§ 34-21-44 Violation as misdemeanor–Injunction–Each day as separate violation
§ 34-21-45 Injunction proceedings brought by attorney general
§ 34-21-46 Chapter supplementary to other legislation
§ 34-21-47 Notice by federal agency prior to transmitting waste
§ 34-21-48 Time for notice
§ 34-21-49 Transportation without timely notice prohibited
§ 34-21-50 Investigation of waste disposal applicants located within fifty miles of state borders
§ 34-21-51 Investigation objectives
§ 34-21-52 Felony convictions or permit violations by applicant may result in legal actions
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