Ensuring the safe use of atomic energy requires rigorous oversight. A nuclear safety agency serves as the independent regulatory body that establishes and enforces radiation protection standards, inspects facilities, and licenses operations. This safeguards public health and the environment from radiological hazards. Ultimately, governments, power plant operators, medical institutions, and the general public all benefit from the agency's impartial oversight, which builds trust and prevents catastrophic accidents.
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