The original saying... nowadays

"Radioactive waste" that has been managed will be collected and waiting for the time for it to become radioactive in all 3 office areas of the DOI offices, namely Bangkhen Office 2 buildings, Technopolis Office 2 buildings, Ongkharak Headquarters 1 building.

The important point is that...

The storage of two office spaces are Techno Thani Office and Ongkharak Head Office.

Operate without a license from the Office of Atoms for Peace?

As a result, the supervisory authority is the DEA and the practitioner is

National Institute of Nuclear Technology

(Public Organization) or SorTor. is an agency under the jurisdiction.

Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (QU) with both agencies dependent on the Office of the Permanent Secretary of UQ, so it can be said that...

The chain of command is the same.

...Is there a high possibility that

that will cause the dominance of both agencies

due to lack of independence

may be the cause

SORRS have been able to operate without a license throughout the past period.

Without the enforcement of the law by the statutory supervisory authority (NorPor Sor.)

And another observation is that the secretary-general of the NSA instead has a position on the board of directors of the NSA. The position indicates a very special relationship between

and

One of

that used to reflect the huge problem of the case...

, which is the location of the Rare Earth Research and Development Center

which is located at Khlong Ha Sub-district, Khlong Luang District, Pathum Thani Province and in the pending case

that Ongkharak District, Nakhon Nayok Province noted

Even on December 31, 2021, there was a ministerial regulation.

issued by the NACC, which may be called an amnesty law for the DOA.

Because throughout the past period, it has operated without a radioactive waste management license, all 3 of which are specified in the following provisional chapter ... Transitional Chapter Article 55. Any person who provides radioactive waste management services before the date on which this Ministerial Regulation is enforced shall submit an application Apply for a license to provide radioactive waste management services within one hundred and eighty days.

from the date this Ministerial Regulation comes into force

Without having to apply for a license to use the area to set up a radioactive waste management facility and a building permit for a radioactive waste management facility.

And...once the application for a license has been submitted, the radioactive waste management service can continue.

until being notified of the order of disallowance from the Secretary-General

From the transitional chapter, it can be seen that the authority of the Secretary-General

in making decisions on any conditions or discretion that may not be known

But of course, this ministerial regulation is clearly contrary to the 2017 constitutional law, section 58.

Another important point of interest, STI, which is an organization established under the Public Organization Act BE 2542, in section 14, states that

This means that the agency can manage its own income without returning it to the state.

But instead use the budget support from the state.

and use government resources to operate

Therefore, it is a channel that implies exploitation.

which if looking at the annual report in the income section

relatively high value

For example, the annual income of 2020 (reference document).

But if you observe from the reported income

Conditions for tax exemption because it is a government agency

This item is special because it is a government agency.

Seek benefits from the resources that they have.

For example, the land and building tax 2019 is stated in Section 8, “State property or state agency used in state or state agency activities.

or in public affairs, without using it for benefit.” Therefore, Sor. must pay tax according to this law.

and strictly abiding by tax laws

to be a good role model for government agencies

In addition, DTI has tried to establish a 20 MW nuclear research reactor project, which is now in the 3rd EHIA, but there are various problems.

Both the impact of COVID and the resistance from the public sector to various peculiarities, such as attempts to build in the same area that used to be

There were cases of disputes in the last construction but could not be built due to various problems.

until a lawsuit occurred between the contractor and the government agency

It's interesting that ... the litigation value was nearly ten thousand million baht at that time.

As well as fraud from personnel within government agencies until many lawsuits have occurred.

The case on the part of the contractor is in the arbitration process.

Subsequently, the minutes of the NW Policy Council's meeting came out stating that

"

No. Nor Ror. 0505/850, dated January 13, 2022, to the Secretariat Office of the Cabinet.

That book is trying to pull the project.

more than 30 years ago was rebuilt again, but with a larger power.

by requesting a special exception

If this matter is approved by the cabinet, it means that the same atmosphere may return again.

But... if looking at the reality that is happening nowadays, choosing to use the same area is

"Ongkharak district" is considered to be the use of principles and reasons that do not work.

because the context, geography, population, and urbanization have changed a lot, different from over 30 years ago, will use the information on area selection for more than 30 years to make a decision...

without considering the current context

seem unreasonable

In addition, the office area of ​​Ongkharak

It is too small to not meet International Nuclear Energy Agency (IAEA) standards.

or even a story

"Small nuclear reactor", also known as Small Module Nuclear Reactor (SMR) to generate electricity...don't forget that Thailand's power reserves are currently in excess of the system.

I would like to reiterate that

government agency

Persons in charge of oversight (NorSor.) or operational units (SorNor.) must look at the reality and accept it straightforwardly.

Then find the right solution because...

.

must have a lot of attention to detail

...tracking system

various alarm systems

When radioactive material disappears from an area or system

Technology has to be brought to help.

Integrate relevant agencies to create an incident response plan.

Strictly enforce the law... As for users or factories, they must be legally responsible.

wide-ranging impact

When "radioactive substances" contaminate the environment

It is quite difficult or impossible to restore the environment to normal.