• ​(i) to develop policies and regulations for radiation safety, nuclear security and safeguards;
  
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• (ii) to develop and issue rules, codes and guidelines, in accordance with international safety standards, for the regulatory control of radiation sources and practices;
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• (iii) to establish and maintain a national register of radiation sources, licensees, radiation workers, radiation protection officers and service providers;
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• (iv) to issue licenses for the conduct of radiation practices, and permits for import and export of radiation sources;
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• (v) to inspect, monitor and assess radiation sources and practices for the purpose of verifying compliance with the Act;
  
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• (vi) to take appropriate enforcement actions in the event of non-compliance with the Act;
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• (vii) to ensure preparedness for radiological emergencies and provide support and advice for effective response to such emergencies;
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• (viii) to provide training on radiation safety and nuclear security, as appropriate, for the effective implementation of the Act; 
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• (ix) to communicate with national authorities, regulatory bodies of other States and with other relevant international organisations, including IAEA, to promote cooperation and exchange regulatory related information and experience; 
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• (x) to inform and consult the pub​lic and other interested parties about the regulatory process and the safety, health and environmental aspects of regulated practices, including incidents and abnormal occurrences;
  
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• (xi) to assist in fulfilling the obligations of Mauritius with regard to relevant international legal instruments; and
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• (xii) to advise the Government on matters related to the peaceful use of ionising radiation.

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