A tanning Unit is commonly known as a sunbed, sunlamp, tanning bed. or tanning booth. It is a device that uses electricity to concentrte ultraviolet (UV) radiation to tan the skin.
New laws commencing on 17 November 2010 applies to the operation of solariums in the ACT. All tanning units will be required to be registered by the ACT Radiation Council. Owners and operators of the tanning unit will be required to hold a Radiation Licence
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