How does a local authority decide if there are reasonable grounds for inspection?
The term “reasonable grounds” is described in paragraphs B17A & B of the Statutory Guidance. A local authority has reasonable grounds where: “it is aware of relevant information relating to: (a) a former historical land use, past practice, past work activity or radiological emergency, capable of causing lasting exposure giving rise to the radiation doses set out in paragraph A.41; or (b) levels of contamination present on the land arising from a past practice, past work activity or radiological emergency, capable of causing lasting exposure giving rise to the radiation doses set out in paragraph A.41”.
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