The Forest Reproductive Material (Great Britain) (Amendment) (England and Scotland) Regulations 2014
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4 Regulation 14 (identification and separation of forest reproductive material during production)
(1) In regulation 14(1)(f), for paragraph (i), substitute— (i) the reference number given to the approved basic material from which the forest reproductive material is derived; . (2) After regulation 14(3), insert— (4) In this regulation— (a) “reference number” means— (i) in the case of basic material approved by an appropriate authority in accordance with regulation 7, the reference number given to the material in the National Register; (ii) in the case of basic material approved by any other official body of a member State, the reference number given to the material in the register drawn up and maintained by the official body in accordance with Article 10 of the Directive; (iii) in the case of approved basic material from which reproductive material produced in an EU-approved third country or a permitted third country has been derived, the reference number given to the material in the national register of basic material approved for forest reproductive material drawn up and maintained by the official body of that country; (b) “unit of approval”— (i) in the case of forest reproductive material derived from basic material approved by an appropriate authority, has the meaning given in regulation 7(5); (ii) in the case of forest reproductive material derived from basic material approved by another official body, means the unit of basic material from which the forest reproductive material is derived, as recorded in the national register of basic material approved for forest reproductive material drawn up and maintained by the official body. .
4 Regulation 14 (identification and separation of forest reproductive material during production)
(1) In regulation 14(1)(f), for paragraph (i), substitute— (i) the reference number given to the approved basic material from which the forest reproductive material is derived; . (2) After regulation 14(3), insert— (4) In this regulation— (a) “reference number” means— (i) in the case of basic material approved by an appropriate authority in accordance with regulation 7, the reference number given to the material in the National Register; (ii) in the case of basic material approved by any other official body of a member State, the reference number given to the material in the register drawn up and maintained by the official body in accordance with Article 10 of the Directive; (iii) in the case of approved basic material from which reproductive material produced in an EU-approved third country or a permitted third country has been derived, the reference number given to the material in the national register of basic material approved for forest reproductive material drawn up and maintained by the official body of that country; (b) “unit of approval”— (i) in the case of forest reproductive material derived from basic material approved by an appropriate authority, has the meaning given in regulation 7(5); (ii) in the case of forest reproductive material derived from basic material approved by another official body, means the unit of basic material from which the forest reproductive material is derived, as recorded in the national register of basic material approved for forest reproductive material drawn up and maintained by the official body. .
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