Preamble
Recitals 19
Chapter I - SCOPE AND DEFINITIONS (Article 1-2) 2
Chapter II - BASIC TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND PARTICULAR SAFEGUARD PROVISIONS (Article 3-8) 6
Chapter III - NUCLEAR MATERIAL ACCOUNTANCY (Article 9-22) 14
Chapter IV - TRANSFERS BETWEEN STATES (Article 23-26) 4
Chapter V - SPECIFIC PROVISIONS (Article 27-38) 12
Chapter VI - SPECIFIC PROVISIONS APPLICABLE IN THE TERRITORY OF THE NUCLEAR-WEAPON MEMBER STATE (Article 39) 1
Chapter VII - FINAL PROVISIONS (Article 40-44) 5
Annexes 31
- Annex I
- Annex I-A
- Annex I-B
- Annex I-C
- Annex I-D
- Annex I-E
- Annex I-F
- Annex I-G
- Annex I-H
- Annex I-J
- Annex I-K
- Annex I-L
- Annex I-M
- Annex I-N
- Annex I-P
- Annex I-Q
- Annex II
- Annex III
- Annex IV
- Annex V
- Annex VI
- Annex VII
- Annex VIII
- Annex IX
- Annex X
- Annex XI
- Annex XII
- Annex XIII
- Annex XIV
- Annex XV
- Annex XVI

site

Definitions over time (1)

06/07/2025 – today applies on 12/11/2026 Article 2, Commission Regulation (Euratom) 2025/974 Scope: Whole act

‘site’ means an area delimited by the Community and a non-nuclear-weapon Member State, comprising one or more installations, including closed-down installations, as defined in their relevant basic technical characteristics, whereby: in the case of a closed-down installation where source material or special fissile material in quantities of less than one effective kilogram was customarily used, the meaning of ‘site’ is limited to locations with hot cells or where activities related to conversion, enrichment, fuel fabrication or reprocessing were carried out; ‘site’ also includes all plants co-located with the installations which provide or use essential services including hot cells for processing irradiated materials not containing nuclear material; plants for the treatment, storage and disposal of waste; and buildings associated with activities specified in Annex 1 to Additional Protocol 1999/188/Euratom and identified by the State concerned; in the case of a national Location Outside Facility (LOF), all included holders of small amounts of nuclear material may together constitute one site;