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Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-2-9-104

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A. The Board shall have the authority to promulgate rules on

the following: the establishment of standards for safe levels of

protection against radiation; the maintenance and submission of

records; the determination, prevention and control of radiation

hazards; the reporting of radiation accidents; the handling, storage

and registration of sources of radiation; periodic inspections of

facilities using sources of radiation; the review and approval of

plans, and the issuance and revocation of permits and licenses, for

the use of sources of radiation; prior to issuance of any permit,

requirements to post a bond or acceptable alternative financial

assurance guaranteeing proper on-site or off-site storage or

disposal; methods and facilities for disposal of sources of

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radiation; constructive uses of radiation, and prevention and

control of its associated harmful effects; and other items deemed

necessary for the protection of the public health and safety in

radiation. Such rules shall be consistent with nationally

recognized standards, which may be included by reference in the

adopted rules.

B. The rules shall not apply to electronic products used for

diagnosis by diagnostic x-ray facilities or electronic products used

for bomb detection by public safety bomb squads within law

enforcement agencies of this state or within law enforcement

agencies of any political subdivision of this state.

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