• Article 2 Right to life

• Article 5 Right to liberty and security

• Article 8 Right to respect for private and family life

• Article 9 Freedom of thought, conscience and religion

• Article 10 Freedom of expression

• Article 14 Prohibition of discrimination

1. Processed fairly and legally

2. Obtained for limited purposes only

3. Adequate, relevant and not excessive

4. Accurate

5. Not kept longer than is necessary

6. Processed according to an individual’s rights in the Act

7. Kept secure

8. Not transferred abroad without adequate protection

• Ask a public organisation for information on specific subjects

• Have a publication scheme for releasing information

• Tell applicants whether or not they hold information not covered under the publication scheme

• Disclose information to applicants, providing it is not exempt under the Act

• Employers have towards employees and members of the public

• Employees have to themselves and to other employees

• Carry out a risk assessment

• Make arrangements for implementing the measures identified by the risk assessment

• Appoint competent people to help to implement the arrangements

• Set up emergency procedures

• Provide information and training

• Work with other employers sharing the same workplace

• To identify areas where display screen equipment is used

• To identify which staff use the equipment and for how long

• To assess the risks to users (if any) and reduce the risks where appropriate

• To ensure that any new work stations meet the health and safety requirements

• To make sure that staff have adequate breaks and changes of activity

• To provide users with eye and eyesight tests, if appropriate

• The Medicines (Administration of Radioactive Substances) Regulations 1978

• The Radioactive Substances Act 1993

• The Ionising Radiations Regulations 1999

• The Radioactive Material (Road Transport) (Great Britain) Regulations 2002

• The Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations 2000

• Notes for the Guidance on the Clinical Administration of Radiopharmaceuticals and Use of Sealed Radioactive Sources 2006

• Prior authorisation to provide protection for the patients during the clinical use of radioactive substances

• Prior authorisation to provide protection for the volunteers during research in the use of radioactive substances

• Indirectly, the protection of staff when using radioactive substances

• Criteria for the issue and renewal of a certificate to administer radioactive substances

• Only a doctor or dentist holding a certificate issued by the Health Minister or people working under the direction of the doctor or dentist can administer radioactive substances

• The amendment regulations make some administrative changes to the regulations

• Registration of use of radioactive material and mobile radioactive apparatus

• Disposal of radioactive waste

• Duty to display documents

• Authorisation of specific practices

• Notification of specified work

• Prior risk assessments

• Restriction of exposure

• Personal protective equipment

• Maintenance and examination of engineering controls and personal protective equipment

• Dose limitation

• Contingency plans