Nuclear Energy Ordinance
(NEO)


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Art. 39 Reporting obligations in the area of security 48

1 The hold­er of an op­er­at­ing li­cence must in par­tic­u­lar re­port the fol­low­ing activ­it­ies to EN­SI be­fore they are car­ried out:

a.49
b.
se­cur­ity-re­lated ex­er­cises with the in­volve­ment of mil­it­ary, can­ton­al or mu­ni­cip­al au­thor­it­ies;
c.
ex­traordin­ary se­cur­ity-re­lated activ­it­ies.

2 The hold­er of an op­er­at­ing li­cence must re­port the fol­low­ing ma­li­cious acts and find­ings to EN­SI without delay:

a.
use of vi­ol­ence against per­son­nel;
b.
sab­ot­age and at­temp­ted sab­ot­age;
c.
bomb threats;
d.
ex­tor­tion and host­age-tak­ing;
e.
ac­ci­dents, dam­age to or fail­ure of se­cur­ity equip­ment and sys­tems that last longer than 24 hours;
f.
ma­li­cious acts in and in the vi­cin­ity of the nuc­le­ar in­stall­a­tion that are at­trib­ut­able to, or in­dic­ate, un­au­thor­ised in­ter­fer­ence;
g.
any oth­er ma­li­cious acts and find­ings that im­pair or may im­pair se­cur­ity.

3 The hold­er of an op­er­at­ing li­cence must sub­mit a re­port on every ma­li­cious act or find­ing to EN­SI with­in 30 days. The re­port must be clas­si­fied.

48 Amended by An­nex No 12 of the O of 12 Nov. 2008 on the SwissFed­er­al Nuc­le­ar Safety In­spect­or­ate, in force since 1 Jan. 2009 (AS 2008 5747).

49 Re­pealed by No I of the O of 31 May 2024, with ef­fect from 1 Ju­ly 2024 (AS 2024 280).

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