Access to the results of individual monitoring
Article 44
1. The Member States shall require that the results of the individual monitoring set out in Articles 41, 42, 52, 53 and, if decided by the Member State pursuant to Article 35(2), 54(3) be: (a) made available to the competent authority, to the undertaking, and to the employer of outside workers; (b) made available to the worker concerned in accordance with paragraph 2; (c) submitted to the occupational health service in order for it to interpret the implications of the results for human health, as provided for in Article 45(2); (d) submitted to the data system for individual radiological monitoring established by the Member State in accordance with provisions set out in Annex X. 2. Member States shall require the undertaking, or in case of outside workers, the employer, to grant workers, at their request, access to the results of their individual monitoring, including the results of measurements which may have been used in estimating these results, or to the results of the assessment of their doses made as a result of surveillance of the workplace. 3. Member States shall determine the arrangements under which the results of individual monitoring are conveyed. 4. The data system for individual radiological monitoring shall cover at least the data listed in Annex X, Section A. 5. In the case of an accidental exposure, Member States shall require the undertaking to communicate the results of individual monitoring and dose assessments to the individual and the competent authority without delay. 6. Member States shall ensure that arrangements are in place for the appropriate exchange, among the undertaking, in the case of an outside worker, the employer, the competent authority, occupational health services, radiation protection experts, or dosimetry services of all relevant information on the doses previously received by a worker in order to perform the medical examination prior to employment or classification as a category A worker pursuant to Article 45 and to control the further exposure of workers.