Cabinet Resolution Regarding the Fees for Calibration Services Provided by the Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory Affiliated with the Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR)

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Cabinet Resolution Regarding the Fees for Calibration Services Provided by the Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory Affiliated with the Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR)

The last update on this law was listed on 28 Dec 2021

Issued Date

28 Dec 2021

Effective Date

29 Jan 2022

Official Gazette Date

30 Dec 2021

Official Gazette No

718

Legislation State

Active

Regulation Table

1

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Index
Article (1) Definitions
Article (2) Service Fees
Article (3) Amendments of Fees
Article (4) Collection of Fees
Article (5) The Executive Resolutions
Article (6) Publication and Entry into Force

Cabinet Resolution No. (104) of 2021 Regarding the Fees for Calibration Services Provided by the Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory Affiliated with the Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation (FANR)

The Cabinet:
− Having reviewed the Constitution;
− Federal Decree by Law No. (6) of 2009 Regarding the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy;
− Federal Decree by Law No. (26) of 2019 Regarding Public Finance; and
− Upon the proposal of the Minister of Finance and the approval of the Cabinet,
Hereby resolves as follows:

Article (1) Definitions

For the purposes of implementing the provisions of this Resolution, the following terms and expressions shall have the meanings assigned to each of them, unless the context requires otherwise:
State: The United Arab Emirates.
Authority: The Federal Authority for Nuclear Regulation.
Board: The Board of Directors of the Authority.
Chairman: The Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Laboratory: The Authority's Secondary Standard Dosimetry Laboratory.
Calibration: A process through which, under specific conditions, the relationship is determined initially between quantitative values with measurement uncertainties derived from measurement standards and corresponding indicators, and their associated measurement uncertainties; followed, subsequently, by the use of this information to establish a relationship that enables the derivation of a measurement result from an indicator.
X-ray - RQA (Diagnostic Radiology): A radiological quality reference used for calibration purposes, in accordance with the International Electrotechnical Commission Standard 61267 for conventional diagnostic radiology, to simulate the radiation measured through the patient, and in general radiology treatment, fluoroscopy, and dental applications.
X-ray - RQR (Diagnostic Radiology): A radiological quality reference used for calibration purposes, in accordance with the International Electrotechnical Commission Standard 61267 for conventional diagnostic radiology, to simulate the radiation beam emitted from an X-ray source assembly, and in general radiology treatment, fluoroscopy, and dental applications.

Article (2) Service Fees

The fees specified next to each service in the schedule annexed to this Resolution shall be collected in return for the services provided by the Laboratory.

Article (3) Amendments of Fees

The Cabinet shall have the authority to amend the fees set forth in this Resolution, whether by addition, deletion, or modification.

Article (4) Collection of Fees

The fees set forth in this Resolution shall be collected by the means determined by the Ministry of Finance.

Article (5) The Executive Resolutions

The Chairman shall issue the necessary decisions and procedures to implement the provisions of this Resolution, in coordination with the Ministry of Finance.

Article (6) Publication and Entry into Force

This Resolution shall be published in the Official Gazette and shall enter into force thirty (30) days from the date of its publication.