Quiz on Atomic Energy Licensing Act 1984

What is the appropriate authority for dealing with ionizing radiation in non-medical applications?

• Atomic Energy Licensing Board

• Director General of Health

• Ministry of Health

• Environmental Protection Agency

What must a person hold to site, construct, or operate a nuclear installation?

• A valid license

• A construction permit

• A safety certificate

• An environmental permit

How long can a license issued under the Atomic Energy Licensing Act 1984 remain in force?

• Five years

• Two years

• Three years

• One year

What can the appropriate authority do if a licensee commits an offence?

• Cancel or suspend the license

• Renew the license

• Increase the license fee

• Issue a warning

What is required of licensees regarding the health and safety of workers?

• They must provide free meals

• They must comply with regulations

• They must conduct weekly meetings

• They must offer transportation

What must licensees provide for workers exposed to ionizing radiation?

• Free health insurance

• Higher salaries

• Extra vacation days

• Approved personnel-monitoring devices

What is required before disposing of radioactive waste?

• A safety audit

• Prior authorization in writing

• Environmental impact assessment

• Public consultation

What is the penalty for obstructing a Safety Protection Officer (SPO)?

• Community service

• A fine of RM1,000

• Imprisonment for up to 5 years

• Imprisonment for up to 3 years

What happens if a licensee fails to comply with lawful demands from an SPO?

• Their license is automatically renewed

• They are fined RM500

• They may face imprisonment

• They receive a warning

What is the maximum fine for offences under the Atomic Energy Licensing Act 1984?

• RM100,000

• RM50,000

• RM200,000

• RM5,000