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System Of Radiation Protection Overview

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Fundamental Principles of Radiological Protection
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Introduction
The System of Radiological Protection contributes to an appropriate level of protection from harmful [[Effects of Exposure]] to [[ICRPædia_Guide_to_the_Basics_of_Ionising_Radiation|Ionising Radiation]]. [[Objectives of Radiological Protection]] are defined for both people and the environment.
“to contribute to an appropriate level of protection for people and the environment against the detrimental effects of radiation exposure without unduly limiting the desirable human actions that may be associated with such exposure” ([[ICRP Publication 103]] paragraph 26)
'''===For people, exposures People===Exposures are managed and controlled to:'''
*Prevent Harmful [[ Effects of Exposure | effects]] that are, in principle, preventable
*Reduce the risk of cancer and heritable [[ Effects of Exposure | effects]] to the extent reasonably achievable
 '''===For the environment, the Environment=== The aim is to have a negligible impact on:'''
*the maintenance of biological diversity
*the conservation of species
==Fundamental Principles of Radiological Protection==
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[[File:SystemofProtectionFoundations.jpg|thumb|275px|right]]The System of Radiological Protection]] is anchored in three fundamental principles:
===Justification===

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