12 Contents of strategy
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

12  Contents of strategy

(1)     The strategy prepared under section 11 must include both—

(a)     the NDA's strategy for decommissioning and cleaning up the installations and sites designated as installations or sites to be decommissioned or cleaned up; and

(b)     its strategy for the operation of the installations and facilities designated as installations or facilities whose operation it is to secure.

(2)     The strategy must set out—

(a)     the priorities the NDA has adopted with respect to the discharge of its responsibilities;

(b)     how it proposes to ensure the maintenance and development in the United Kingdom of a skilled workforce able to undertake the work of decommissioning nuclear installations and of cleaning up nuclear sites;

(c)     how it proposes to promote effective competition for contracts to provide it with the services it must secure in order to discharge its responsibilities;

(d)     its proposals for ensuring the adoption of what it considers to be good practice by the persons with control of designated installations, designated sites and designated facilities;

(e)     how it proposes to give encouragement or other support to activities

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