7 Supplemental functions
Energy Act 2004 (2004 c 20) | Legislation

Other functions of NDA

7  Supplemental functions

(1)     In addition to its function under section 3, the NDA shall have the function, to the extent that it considers it appropriate to do so, of—

(a)     carrying out research into matters relating to the decommissioning of nuclear installations, the cleaning-up of nuclear sites and the other activities in relation to which it has functions;

(b)     promoting the carrying out of research by others into those matters;

(c)     distributing information about those matters;

(d)     educating and training persons about those matters;

(e)     giving encouragement and other support to activities that benefit the social or economic life of communities living near designated installations, designated sites or designated facilities or that produce other environmental benefits for such communities.

(2)     The NDA shall also have the

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