The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Regulations 2025
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Schedule 2 Information that must be provided to the Secretary of State in a marketing notice
Regulation 5(2) 1 Name, organisation name, address, telephone number and email address of the person with overall responsibility for marketing the precision bred organism. 2 Where the person whose details are provided in paragraph 1 is a legal person, the name, position, address, telephone number and email address of a natural person who is an employee or agent of that organisation who may be contacted in relation to the marketing notice. 3 A general description of the precision bred organism in accordance with Schedule 3. 4 A description of the intended use of the precision bred organism. 5 Information about intended genetic changes made to the precision bred organism resulting from the application of modern biotechnology including— (a) the details of genetic changes made; (b) the location of genetic changes; (c) the stability of genetic changes; (d) when a genetic change involves the insertion of any genetic material, a description of all the genetic elements inserted and the organism from which they originated; (e) the purpose of the genetic changes described in sub-paragraphs (a) to (d), including how they alter the characteristics of the precision bred organism. 6 Information about any unintended genetic changes made to the precision bred organism resulting from the application of modern biotechnology, if present, including— (a) the details of genetic changes made; (b) the location of genetic changes; (c) the stability of genetic changes. 7 Information about— (a) the analysis and procedures used to check for unintended genetic changes; (b) the processes used to remove unintended genetic changes, where this was undertaken. 8 A description of how intended genetic changes described in paragraph 5 were introduced into the precision bred organism, including— (a) which techniques of modern biotechnology were used; (b) information about any transgenic intermediates used. 9 A description of the analysis and procedures used to confirm the precision bred organism contains only genetic sequences that could arise by traditional processes. 10 Where a marketing notice serves as a marketing notice in relation to other precision bred organisms under regulation 5(4), information about those other organisms, including— (a) the total number of precision bred organisms being notified; (b) confirmation that all the other precision bred organisms meet the criteria set out in regulation 5(4); (c) descriptions of any variation in intended genetic changes introduced to the other precision bred organisms, as set out in paragraph 5; (d) descriptions of any variation in unintended genetic changes introduced to the other precision bred organisms, as set out in paragraph 6.
Schedule 2 Information that must be provided to the Secretary of State in a marketing notice
Regulation 5(2) 1 Name, organisation name, address, telephone number and email address of the person with overall responsibility for marketing the precision bred organism. 2 Where the person whose details are provided in paragraph 1 is a legal person, the name, position, address, telephone number and email address of a natural person who is an employee or agent of that organisation who may be contacted in relation to the marketing notice. 3 A general description of the precision bred organism in accordance with Schedule 3. 4 A description of the intended use of the precision bred organism. 5 Information about intended genetic changes made to the precision bred organism resulting from the application of modern biotechnology including— (a) the details of genetic changes made; (b) the location of genetic changes; (c) the stability of genetic changes; (d) when a genetic change involves the insertion of any genetic material, a description of all the genetic elements inserted and the organism from which they originated; (e) the purpose of the genetic changes described in sub-paragraphs (a) to (d), including how they alter the characteristics of the precision bred organism. 6 Information about any unintended genetic changes made to the precision bred organism resulting from the application of modern biotechnology, if present, including— (a) the details of genetic changes made; (b) the location of genetic changes; (c) the stability of genetic changes. 7 Information about— (a) the analysis and procedures used to check for unintended genetic changes; (b) the processes used to remove unintended genetic changes, where this was undertaken. 8 A description of how intended genetic changes described in paragraph 5 were introduced into the precision bred organism, including— (a) which techniques of modern biotechnology were used; (b) information about any transgenic intermediates used. 9 A description of the analysis and procedures used to confirm the precision bred organism contains only genetic sequences that could arise by traditional processes. 10 Where a marketing notice serves as a marketing notice in relation to other precision bred organisms under regulation 5(4), information about those other organisms, including— (a) the total number of precision bred organisms being notified; (b) confirmation that all the other precision bred organisms meet the criteria set out in regulation 5(4); (c) descriptions of any variation in intended genetic changes introduced to the other precision bred organisms, as set out in paragraph 5; (d) descriptions of any variation in unintended genetic changes introduced to the other precision bred organisms, as set out in paragraph 6.
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