AERA DocumentAERA — Inspection and Enforcement
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Inspection and Enforcement
Complete undated public AERA inspection/enforcement guidance: full overview, five regulatory functions, five process stages, both interactive inspection categories with all ten listed criteria, incident reporting and all seven FAQs. Both routine and reactive tabs were opened in the official browser and compared with the source-bound declarative page records. The page expressly cites Act16/2011 and applicable2012regulations as its inspection authority; this is an authority statement in a website snapshot, not proof that no later law or amendment exists. It requires incident notification within24hours and a detailed written report within7days, including reports of damaged or missing radiation equipment. These are incident duties, not device variation approval times. Corrective-action periods are specified case by case; no fixed universal period is supplied. Required records include licences, dosimetry, equipment maintenance/calibration, training, incident and inventory records. Standardized inspection checklists are referenced without supplied originals. Unrendered CMS drafting text is excluded; responsive copies of the same content record are represented once. Guidance remains currentness-unverified and excluded from default current discovery; no publication/effective date or separate legal code is invented.
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