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You can nominate a suitable person to serve as a community representative on the National Nuclear Regulator (NNR) Board for a period of one year. The nominee must accept the nomination in terms of Section 8(4)(a)(iii) of the National Nuclear Regulator Act, and the nomination package must be submitted with certified ID copies, a cover letter, a comprehensive curriculum vitae, and certified copies of qualifications to the email provided in the full advert.
- Who it is for
- people nominating a suitable candidate to represent communities which may be affected by nuclear activities
- How to act on it
- Submit the completed nomination and required attachments (certified ID copies for both nominator and nominee, cover letter, comprehensive curriculum vitae, and certified copies of qualifications) to the email provided in the full advert.
An organised business can nominate a candidate to serve on the NNR Board for five (5) years. The nominee must accept the nomination, and both the nominator and nominee must submit ID copies plus a cover letter, a comprehensive curriculum vitae, and certified copies of qualifications to the email provided in the full advert.
- Who it is for
- An organised business nominating a candidate to represent it on the NNR Board, and the nominee accepting the nomination
- How to act on it
- Submit the completed nomination/acceptance form and supporting documents (ID copies for both parties, cover letter, comprehensive curriculum vitae, and certified copies of qualifications) to the email provided in the full advert.