The Forest Reproductive Material (Great Britain) (Amendment) (England and Scotland) Regulations 2014
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6 Regulation 18 (licences)
For regulation 18, substitute— 18. (1) The Commissioners may authorise a registered supplier by licence to— (a) market forest reproductive material in England or Scotland which would otherwise be prohibited under regulation 17(1); or (b) import into England or Scotland forest reproductive material which would otherwise be prohibited under regulation 25. (2) The licence shall be in writing and may be granted— (a) subject to conditions; (b) for a definite or an indefinite period. (3) The Commissioners may only give an authorisation under paragraph (1)(a) or (1)(b)— (a) if the forest reproductive material is to be marketed for use in tests, for scientific purposes or for genetic conservation purposes; (b) if the forest reproductive material consists of seed units which are clearly shown not to be intended for forestry purposes; or (c) in exercise of a derogation permitted by the Directive. (4) The Commissioners may also give an authorisation under paragraph (1)(a) if the forest reproductive material is to be marketed for use in selection work. (5) If the Commissioners decline to give an authorisation under paragraph (1), they shall give the applicant their reasons for doing so in writing. .
6 Regulation 18 (licences)
For regulation 18, substitute— 18. (1) The Commissioners may authorise a registered supplier by licence to— (a) market forest reproductive material in England or Scotland which would otherwise be prohibited under regulation 17(1); or (b) import into England or Scotland forest reproductive material which would otherwise be prohibited under regulation 25. (2) The licence shall be in writing and may be granted— (a) subject to conditions; (b) for a definite or an indefinite period. (3) The Commissioners may only give an authorisation under paragraph (1)(a) or (1)(b)— (a) if the forest reproductive material is to be marketed for use in tests, for scientific purposes or for genetic conservation purposes; (b) if the forest reproductive material consists of seed units which are clearly shown not to be intended for forestry purposes; or (c) in exercise of a derogation permitted by the Directive. (4) The Commissioners may also give an authorisation under paragraph (1)(a) if the forest reproductive material is to be marketed for use in selection work. (5) If the Commissioners decline to give an authorisation under paragraph (1), they shall give the applicant their reasons for doing so in writing. .
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