02 1• The oversight stakeholders P–122 1.1 An international framework 1.2 Parliament 1.3 The Government 1.3.1 The Ministers responsible for nuclear safety and radiation protection 1.3.2 The decentralised State services 1.4 The French Authority for Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection 1.4.1 The missions 1.4.2 Organisation 1.4.3 Operation 1.4.4 Guaranteeing transparency 1.4.5 International relations 1.5 The consultative and discussion bodies 1.5.1 The High Committee for Transparency and Information on Nuclear Safety 1.5.2 The High Council for Public Health 1.5.3 The High Council for Prevention of Technological Risks 1.5.4 The Local Information Committees and the National Association of Local Information Committees and Commissions (Anccli) 1.6 ASNR’s technical support organisations 1.6.1 Advisory Committees of Experts 1.6.2 Scientific Council 1.6.3 ASNR’s other technical support organisations 1.7 The pluralistic working groups 1.7.1 The working group on the National Radioactive Material and Waste Management Plan 1.7.2 The Steering Committee for Managing the Nuclear Post-Accident Phase 1.7.3 The Committee for the Analysis of New Techniques and Practices using Ionising Radiation 1.7.4 The other pluralistic working groups 1.8 The other stakeholders 1.8.1 National Agency for the Safety of Medicines and Health Products 1.8.2 French National Authority for Health 1.8.3 French National Cancer Institute 1.9 The safety regulators: an international comparison 2• ASNR budget and taxation P–138 2.1 ASNR's 2025 budget 2.2 Taxation 3• Outlook P–139 Contents List of acronyms, abbreviations and designations P–376 ASNR Report on the state of nuclear safety and radiation protection in France in 2025 121
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