These objectives are geared to the strategic goals specified in the Performance Mandate, which always has a validity period of four years.
Objectives as per the 2017 Performance Agreement
Each year, the ENSI Board defines objectives for the management of the Swiss Federal Nuclear Safety Inspectorate (ENSI) as part of the Performance Agreement.
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