Paragraph 42.1
Applicants who apply for a permission for display of radioactive material or equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation shall possess one of the following criteria:
1.applicants must be a business representative recognized by the Competent Authority to engage in sales service of radioactive material or equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation;
2.applicants must possess the permission for manufacturing of equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation, issued according to the stipulations in Paragraph 30.1of this Act; or
3.other applicants approved by the Competent Authority.
Paragraph 42.2
The period of display referred to in Paragraph 42.1 shall not exceed two (2) months.

For a static display of equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation, applicants shall enclose the following documents and make an application to the Competent Authority for review and approval, after which the permission will be granted:
1.catalog and explanatory diagrams; and
2.display plan and schedule.

Paragraph 44.1
For the following radioactive material or equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation, an application may be made for dynamic display:
1.radioactive material provided in Subparagraph 16.1.1 that forms a component of an instrument or manufactured product;
2.radioactive material provided in Subparagraph 16.1.2;
3.equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation provided in Subparagraphs 17.1.1 and 17.1.2; or
4.others as designated by the Competent Authority.
Paragraph 44.2
For the display referred to in Paragraph 44.1, the applicant shall enclose the following documents and make an application to the Competent Authority for review and approval, after which the permission will be granted:
1.catalog, explanatory diagrams and information regarding radiation safety;
2.radiation protection plan;
3.a photocopy of credentials of relevant qualified operating personnel; and
4.display plan and schedule.

Paragraph 45.1
Applicants who apply for a lease permission for radioactive material or equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation shall possess one of the following qualifications:
1.government agency (or organization);
2.university, college or academic research organization;
3.company or other legal person;
4.a medical institution, radiology center or medical laboratory;
5.a veterinary medical institution; or
6.other qualifications as approved by the Competent Authority.
Paragraph 45.2
For the application for a lease referred to in Paragraph 45.1, the following criteria shall be met:
1.the lessee or the borrower has qualified operating personnel or the personnel are supplied by the lessor or the lender;
2.the applicant possesses an appropriate workplace or storage area; and
3.radioactive material or equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation must be mobile, carried-in-a-cabinet, carried-on-a-car or the radioactive material used for calibration purposes.
Paragraph 45.3
In cases where the carried-on-a-car equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation referred to in Subparagraph 45.2.3 is for medical use, its application for a lease permission may be waived once announced by the Competent Authority.

Paragraph 46.1
In an application for leasing radioactive material or equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation, the lessee or the borrower shall explain the reasons for leasing, enclose the following documents and make an application to the Competent Authority for review and approval, after which the permission will be granted:
1.a photocopy of the original permit for those who have already said;
2.the lease contract specifying the proposed period of lease;
3.a workplace radiation safety assessment carried out in accordance with Article 20. For registration of radioactive material or equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation to be applied, said assessment may be waived;
4.radiation protection plan and radiation safety operation guidelines;
5.a photocopy of certification of establishment or registration approved; waived for government agencies (or organizations); and
6.photocopies of relevant qualified operating personnel credentials and certificate of employment.
Paragraph 46.2
The duration of the lease permission referred to in Paragraph 46.1 is up to two (2) years. When the lease period is over for the radioactive material or the equipment capable of producing ionizing radiation referred to in Paragraph 46.1, the lessee or the borrower shall immediately return the material or the equipment to the lessor or the lender and shall, within one (1) month, enclose a survey report and submit to the Competent Authority for filing and reference. For the sealed radioactive material conforming with the stipulation of Paragraph 54.1, a smear test report shall be submitted.