Speaker
Dr
Haruetai Kasiwattanawut
(Office of Atoms for Peace, Thailand)
Description
Thailand has been implementing the Comprehensive Safeguards Agreement since 1974 and signed the Additional Protocol in 2005 to affirm the transparency of peaceful use of nuclear energy. The legal framework was restructured in order to strengthen the national nuclear regulation. The Nuclear Energy for Peace Act (2016) displays a numerous changes from the previous Atomic Energy for Peace Acts (1961 and 1965) to insure that Thailand has effective law and regulations to enable implementing safety, safeguards and security. The IAEA Model Additional Protocol, recommendations and guidance were taking into account during the drafting process of the Act and subsidiary regulations. The details of updated Thailand regulatory framework regarding Nuclear Safeguards and Additional Protocol will be provided in this paper.
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| Which "Key Question" does your Abstract address? | SGI4.1 |
| Which alternative "Key Question" does your Abstract address? (if any) | SGI4.2 |
Primary author
Dr
Haruetai Kasiwattanawut
(Office of Atoms for Peace, Thailand)
Co-authors
Dr
AREERAK RUEANNGOEN
(Bureau of Technical Support for Safety Regulation, Office of Atoms for Peace, Ministry of Science and Technology, Bangkok, 10900, Thailand)
Mr
Arug Wititteeranon
(Office of Atoms for Peace, Thailand)
Dr
Boonchawee Srimok
(Office of Atoms for Peace)
Mr
Chaiyod Soontrapa
(Office of Atoms for Peace)
Ms
Siriratana Biramontri
(Office of Atoms for Peace, Thailand)
