Enforcement Rules of the Implementation of Nuclear Reactor Facilities Regulation Act Article 9

A situation arising during the construction period of a nuclear reactor facility that may pose risks to public health, safety, or the ecological environment, as stipulated in Paragraph 1 of Article 14 of this Act, refers to any of the following:1. The design thereof has been found to be in major deficiency but has not yet been appropriately evaluated and solved.2. There is a major discrepancy between the activity of construction and the commitment under the safety analysis report, which might affect the safety function.3. The performance of quality assurance program is seriously deficient, which has caused a gross impact on the quality of construction.4. A serious accident occurs, which adversely affects the construction activities.5. After evaluation, the estimated radiation dose to the general public by the prospectively completed nuclear reactor facility might exceed the dose limit prescribed under the Safety Standards for Protection against Ionizing Radiation.6. The submitted documents, materials or records are false, which has affected the accuracy of reviewing or issuing the license by the competent authority.7. After evaluation, the prospectively completed nuclear reactor facility might not comply with the prescriptions provided under respective subparagraphs of Paragraph 1 of Article 5 of this Act8. Other circumstances determined and published by the competent authority.