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About the National Radiation Laboratory
The National Radiation Laboratory (NRL) operates as a specialist unit within the New Zealand Ministry of Health. Its main roles are to regulate the use of ionising radiation sources, to provide an emergency response capability in the event of incidents involving radiation sources, and to provide measurement and advisory services for both ionising and non-ionising radiation within New Zealand and overseas.
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