Arbets- och näringsministeriets förordning om arbets- och näringsministeriets avgiftsbelagda prestationer som sammanhänger med förfarandet vid miljökonsekvensbedömning av kärnanläggningar
Fees are charged, under this decision, for the Ministry of Employment and the Economy’s public-law services connected to the environmental impact assessment procedure for nuclear facilities.
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Fees are charged, under this decision, for the Ministry of Employment and the Economy’s public-law services connected to the environmental impact assessment procedure for nuclear facilities. The contact authority charges fixed fees for certain opinions on nuclear facility environmental assessment matters. Om ett förfarande har annullerats för ett miljökonsekvensprogram eller en konsekvensbeskrivning, och arbets- och näringsministeriet har informerat och begärt utlåtanden, tas bara halva avgiften ut. The Ministry of Employment and the Economy may charge the person responsible for a project for certain costs it has paid, including some consultation-related services and translation costs. It also decides certain fees for information retrieval, copies, and printouts under another law. The regulation starts on 17 April 2014, ends on 28 February 2015, and applies to certain impact assessment programmes and impact descriptions submitted to the Ministry for an opinion after it has entered into force.
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Arbets- och näringsministeriets förordning om arbets- och näringsministeriets avgiftsbelagda prestationer som sammanhänger med förfarandet vid miljökonsekvensbedömning av kärnanläggningar
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