1 Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes ............................................... p. 36 2 Bourgogne‑Franche‑Comté ................................... p. 45 3 Bretagne .................................................................................... p. 46 4 Centre‑Val de Loire ........................................................... p. 48 5 Corse .............................................................................................. p. 54 6 Overseas départements and regions ............. p. 55 7 Grand Est ................................................................................... p. 56 8 Hauts‑de‑France ................................................................ p. 60 9 Île‑de‑France .......................................................................... p. 62 10 Normandie ............................................................................... p. 70 11 Nouvelle‑Aquitaine .......................................................... p. 80 12 Occitanie .................................................................................... p. 82 13 Pays de la Loire .................................................................... p. 87 14 Provence‑Alpes‑Côte d’Azur .................................... p. 88 1 2 7 8 10 9 13 3 4 11 12 14 5 6 Under the authority of the regional representatives (see chapter 2 of the full ASN Report), the ASN regional divisions carry out on-the-ground inspections of the Basic Nuclear Installations (BNIs), of radioactive substance transport (TSR) operations and of small-scale nuclear activities ; they examine the majority of the licensing applications submitted to ASN by the persons/entities Responsible for Nuclear Activities (RNA) within their regions. The regional divisions check, for these activities and within these installations, application of the regulations relative to nuclear safety and radiation protection, to Pressure Equipment (PE) and to Installations Classified for Protection of the Environment (ICPEs). They ensure the labour inspection in the Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs). In radiological emergency situations, the ASN regional divisions check the on-site measures taken by the licensee to make the installation safe and assist the Prefect of the département(1), who is responsible for protection of the population. To ensure emergency situation preparedness, they help draw up the emergency plans established by the Prefects and take part in the periodic exercises. The ASN regional divisions contribute to the mission of informing the public. for example, in the meetings of the Local Information Committees (CLIs) of the BNIs and maintain regular relations with the local media, elected officials, associations, licensees and local administrations. This section presents ASN’s oversight action in each region and its assessment of nuclear safety and radiation protection. Actions to inform the public and cross-border relations are addressed in chapters 5 and 6 of the full ASN Report respectively. 1. Administrative region headed by a Prefect. ABSTRACTS – ASN Report on the state of nuclear safety and radiation protection in France in 2023 35 i IMPORTANT Oversight of small-scale nuclear activities (medical, research and industry, transport) is presented in chapters 7, 8 and 9 of the full ASN Report, available on asn.fr. Chapter 09 TRANSPORT SECTOR RESEARCH AND INDUSTRY Chapter 08 MEDICAL SECTOR Chapter 07 Regional overview of nuclear safety and radiation protection
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