A View from Ispra: How Unifying are the Euratom Directives?

Since 1992 the European Market comprises an area without internal frontiers, in which the free movement of goods and persons is established. Within this context, operators are sometimes called on to provide services involving the use of radiological equipment or radioactive substances in member states other than in which their organisation is located. The laudable effort to prepare European directives that are always up-to-date and clear is evident to every operator and expert in the field. But it is still a long way from offering to the nuclear operators the possibility to operate in all EU States as easily as in one's own country. This is eximplified for various fields of radiation protection in the following passages.

OSIMANI Celso; 

1998-03-03

JRC15929

https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC15929,