The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Regulations 2025
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28 Requirement to report on safety assessment etc. to the Secretary of State
Where regulation 26(3) applies, the Food Standards Agency must provide the Secretary of State with a report advising the Secretary of State on the following matters— (a) the outcome of the assessment of the safety of the precision bred organism for use in food and feed conducted by the Food Standards Agency including any recommendations to the Secretary of State arising from it; (b) whether the criteria in sub-paragraphs (a) to (d) of regulation 30(3) are met; (c) an assessment of any other legitimate factors which may be relevant to the application under consideration; (d) whether the food and feed marketing authorisation should be subject to— (i) any conditions; (ii) any limitations, including any recommendations to the Secretary of State regarding those conditions or limitations; (e) any other relevant matters.
28 Requirement to report on safety assessment etc. to the Secretary of State
Where regulation 26(3) applies, the Food Standards Agency must provide the Secretary of State with a report advising the Secretary of State on the following matters— (a) the outcome of the assessment of the safety of the precision bred organism for use in food and feed conducted by the Food Standards Agency including any recommendations to the Secretary of State arising from it; (b) whether the criteria in sub-paragraphs (a) to (d) of regulation 30(3) are met; (c) an assessment of any other legitimate factors which may be relevant to the application under consideration; (d) whether the food and feed marketing authorisation should be subject to— (i) any conditions; (ii) any limitations, including any recommendations to the Secretary of State regarding those conditions or limitations; (e) any other relevant matters.
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