Nuclear Security in China

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China Atomic Energy Authority Nuclear Security in China QU Zhimin China Atomic Energy Authority 30 March to 3 April 2009 Vienna, Austria International Symposium on Nuclear Security

Contents China's Infrastructure on Nuclear Security Capacity Building in Nuclear Security (NS) NS for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games 2

China s Infrastructure on NS Basic Policy Regulatory system Organizational structure 3

Basic Policy Strengthens management of nuclear material and nuclear facilities; ensure the security of nuclear and other radioactive material and nuclear facilities, and the security of the production, process and transportation of nuclear material. Opposes any terrorist activities of all forms; International cooperation on nuclear security. 4

Regulatory system Three tiers: Laws and Regulations Rules Guides, Technical Standards and Manuals -Regulations of the PRC on Nuclear Materials Control (1987) -Regulations of the PRC on the Control of Nuclear Export (1997) -Regulations of the PRC on the Control of Nuclear Dual Use Items and Related Technologies Export (1998) -Regulations on Radiological Protection from Radiological Isotopes and Ray Devices(2005) -Rules for the Implementation of Regulations on Nuclear Materials Control (1990) -Rules on Physical Protection for Nuclear Materials International Transport (1994) -Rules on Inspection of Nuclear Materials Control (1997) -Rules on Security of Nuclear Power Plants (1997) -Rules on Radioactive items import and export license application and cooperation safeguards.(2002) 5

Organizational structure Environmental Protection China Atomic Energy Authority (CAEA) Public Security Technical Support Institution Office of Nuclear Material Control Office of Security Emergency Facilities 6

Capacity Building in NS Enhance technical measures. International Cooperation. 7

Enhance Technical Measures(1) Formulate plans concerning response to nuclear and radiation terrorist attacks Enhance physical protection of nuclear material and nuclear facilities. New nuclear facilities compliance with standards at the international level from constructing. Existing facilities have also been upgraded accordingly. Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station 8

Enhance Technical Measures(2) Emergency preparedness have been put in place for nuclear material and other radioactive material, facilities and transportation system based on threat assessment. Access control system Qinshan Nuclear Power Station 9

International Cooperation China takes an active part in the international nuclear cooperation. While making continuous efforts to improve domestic regulation system, China places much importance on international cooperation and exchanges in the area of nuclear security, and actively supports international efforts in this regard. 10

International Cooperation(cont.) Contribution to international efforts on nuclear security UN Security Council Resolution 1373 (2001) UN Security Council Resolution 1540 (2004) Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (Jan., 1989) Amendments of Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material (July, 2005) International Convention on the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism (April, 2005) 11

China s Cooperation with IAEA Statistics on Technical Cooperation between China and IAEA 12

Training Courses Training course on combating illicit trafficking of nuclear and other radioactive material, May 28 June 1, 2007 Beijing, China The National Training Course on Radiation Detection at Strategy Locations for Security Personnel (Trainers) March 31-April 4,2008 Beijing, China 13

Strengthen Cooperation between China and Agency Ceremony of the CAEA IAEA Joint Training Center on Nuclear Safeguards and Security CAEA IAEA Practical Cooperation Arrangement on Nuclear Security June, 2007 14

Bilateral Cooperation Technical research on nuclear material measurement Joint Demonstration at CIAE on 24 October 2005 in Beijing. Upgrade of physical protection system for radioactive sources at Irradiation Center of the Chinese Academy of Agriculture Sciences 15

Suggestions Firstly, the Agency should continue to encourage member states to sign and approve relevant legal documents concerning international nuclear security; Develop related technical documents on nuclear security, as guidance for member states; Through joint research projects, with participation of member states, to enhance cooperation among member states; Lastly, establish regional nuclear security centers, which would be a convenient and efficient platform for member states in the region to share information, technology and train personnel. 16

Nuclear Security for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games(1) Beijing Organizing Committee of Olympic Games and other related ministries attach great importance on nuclear security. Full scope security arrangement had been conducted, in which nuclear security was a key component. Some research and development of detection equipment specific for nuclear security of Major Public Event(MPE) was also carried out. Through international cooperation, china has successfully used the experience feedback from other countries 2009 3 30 International Symposium on Nuclear Security 17

Nuclear Security for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games(2) Radiation detection equipment at the entrance of an Olympic Venue. Radiation detection equipment used in Beijing Olympics. 18

Nuclear Security for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games(3) Luggage radiation monitor Vehicle radiation detection system Pedestrian radiation detection equipment 19

Nuclear Security for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games(4) CAEA-IAEA Practical Cooperation Arrangement on Nuclear Security June, 2007 20

Nuclear Security for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games(5) CAEA and IAEA representatives signed a memorandum on handover of nuclear security equipment, May 21, 2008. Nuclear security detection equipments provided by IAEA for the Beijing Olympic Games 21

Nuclear Security for 2008 Beijing Olympic Games(6) Great Success-2008 Beijing Olympic Games 22

Conclusion Facing with complicated and changeable international security situation, China, as a member of the international community, will, as always, Strengthen the Regulatory System and capability of Nuclear Security continuously. Participate various efforts by the international community in strengthening nuclear security, and anti nuclear terrorist activities. Ensure Nuclear Security for all nuclear and other radioactive materials and associated facilities. 23

Further Remarks We should be fully aware that the formation and improvement of international nuclear security system should be an on going process. As a responsible State, China will continue to participate in all kinds of international efforts in this regard, and make active contribution to the lasting peace and common prosperity of the international community. 24

Thank you! 25