Regulation on the articles of association of the National Atomic Energy Agency
Made 2002-07-15 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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About this law
- Original title
- Rozporzadzenie w sprawie nadania statutu Pañstwowej Agencji Atomistyki.
- Language
- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Organisation
- European Union
- Country
- Poland
- Subjects
- Energy
- Keywords
- institution, governance
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§ 1. The National Atomic Energy Agency is hereby awarded the statute, which constitutes an annex hereto.
§ 2. This regulation shall become effective on the date of signing. Minister of Environmental Protection: S. Żelichowski Annex to the Regulation of the Minister of Environmental Protection of 15 July 2002 (item 519) STATUTE OF THE NATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY
§ 1. The National Atomic Energy Agency, hereinafter referred to as the Agency, is a governmental administration office which serves the President of the National Atomic Energy Agency, hereinafter referred to as the Agency President, and operates under his direct supervision.
§ 2. 1. The Agency President shall manage the Agency with the assistance of the Deputy President, director general and directors of departments indicated in §3 section 1 points 1-10. 2. The scope of responsibilities of the persons indicated in section 1, excluding the general director, shall be set by the Agency President. 3. The Agency President may authorise the persons as per section 1, as well as other Agency employees, to issue decisions in specific matters on behalf of the Agency President.
§ 3. 1. The Agency shall comprise the following organisational units: 1) Director General Office, 2) Legal Department, 3) Department for Nuclear and Radiation Safety, 4) Department for the Supervision of Ionising Radiation Applications, 5) Department for Training and Public Information, 6) Department for Foreign Co-operation and European Integration, 7) Scientific and Technical Department, 8) Financial and Budgeting Department, 9) Radiological Emergency Centre, 10) Bureau for Defence Questions, 11) Plenipotentiary for the Protection of Confidential Information who supervises the Confidential Information Office. 2. Upon the consent of the director general, the organisational units, as per section 1 points 1-10, may be divided into divisions. 3. The Director General Office is headed directly by the general director. 4. The Director General Office shall comprise the post of internal auditor.
§ 4. The disputes regarding the distribution of competence between organisational units, as per §3 section 1, shall be resolved by the Agency President.
§ 5. The Agency President may appoint and dismiss temporary and permanent committees and teams of advisors and consultants, defining the objectives, name, membership, scope and mode of operation and the terms of servicing such units.