The Nuclear Security (Secretary of State Security Directions) Regulations 2018
1Citation and commencement
2Interpretation
3Security direction
4Giving a security direction
5Obligation to comply with security directions
6Notification to Parliament and relevant organisations
7Application in relation to a carrier undertaking or planning transportation by ship
8Appointment and powers of enforcement officers
9Prohibition on disclosure of information obtained by enforcement officers
10Offences
11Penalties
12Offences due to fault of other person
13Offences by bodies corporate
14Offences by partnerships
15Review
SCHEDULEPowers which may be exercised by enforcement officers
1Power of entry
2(1) The power of entry mentioned in paragraph 1 may...
3Power to take persons and equipment onto premises
4Power to deal with cause of imminent threat to security
5Powers exercisable in relation to particular articles or substances or in particular circumstances
6(1) An enforcement officer may, if authorised, take possession of...
7Powers of examination and investigation and to take samples
8(1) An enforcement officer may, if authorised, direct that any...
9Powers to require information and documents
10(1) An enforcement officer may, if authorised—
11Supplementary powers
12A power conferred by an enforcement officer's instrument of appointment...
13Protection for documents subject to legal professional privilege etc.
14Interpretation
2018 No. 408
Atomic Energy And Radioactive Substances
Nuclear Security

The Nuclear Security (Secretary of State Security Directions) Regulations 2018

Made
Laid before Parliament
Coming into force

The Secretary of State makes the following Regulations in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 77(1) to (4) of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 M1.

In accordance with section 77(5) of that Act, the Secretary of State has consulted the Office for Nuclear Regulation and such other persons as the Secretary of State considered appropriate.