Forest Reproductive Material (Great Britain) Regulations 2002
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Schedules
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The basic material shall be a seed source or stand...
(a) The applicant shall inform the appropriate authority of the...
Form or Growth Habit:
General:
Origin:
Isolation:
Effective Size of the Population:
Age and Development:
Uniformity:
Adaptation:
Health and Resistance:
Volume production:
Wood Quality:
Seed Orchards
Parents of Family
Clones
Clonal Mixtures
Requirements for all tests
Requirements for genetic evaluation of components of basic material
Requirements for comparative testing of reproductive material
Conditional approval
Early tests
Stem cuttings
Sets
Planting stock shall not be considered to be of fair...
Size of the plants: Species Maximum age (years) Minimum height...
Size of the container, where used: Species Minimum volume of...
Scope of Schedule
Interpretation
Scope of Part 2
General requirements
Additional requirements applicable to seed lots
Additional requirements applicable to seed or planting stock of the “qualified category”
Scope of Part 3
Requirements
Scope of Schedule
Interpretation
Scope of Part 2
General requirements
Additional requirements applicable to seed lots
Additional requirements applicable to seed or planting stock of the “qualified category” or the “tested category”
Scope of Part 3
Requirements
Browse 38 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
Title, extent and commencement
Interpretation
Application
Categories of Forest Reproductive Material
Demarcation of regions of provenance in respect of certain basic material
Establishment and maintenance of the National Register
Approval of basic material for use in the production of forest reproductive material
Specific requirements for certain basic material after its approval
Withdrawal and amendment of approval of basic material
Collection and production of forest reproductive material for marketing
Collection of forest reproductive material
Production of forest reproductive material by subsequent vegetative propagation
Master Certificates
Identification and separation of forest reproductive material during production
Permitted mixing of forest reproductive material
Registration of suppliers of forest reproductive material
Forest reproductive material which may be marketed
Licences
Licences: Scotland
Labelling and packaging of lots for marketing
Seed testing
Forest reproductive material despatched to Northern Ireland
Movement of forest reproductive material to another member State
Movement of forest reproductive material into Great Britain from Northern Ireland or within Great Britain
Imports into Great Britain from a Crown Dependency
Imports into Great Britain from a member State
Prohibition against imports of forest reproductive material into Wales from third countries
Prohibition against imports of forest reproductive material into Scotland from countries granted equivalence
Keeping and production of documents
Powers to inspect and take samples
Treatment of seed samples
Use of samples in criminal proceedings
Offences and Penalties
Transitional arrangements for forest reproductive material existing at 1st January 2003
Appeals
Service of notices
Exemptions
Revocation
Enforcement and responsible bodies
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Government department responsible for protecting, expanding, and promoting the sustainable management of woodlands in England. Issues felling licences, administers woodland creation grants, …
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