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Agricultural Pests Act, 1983 (Act No. 36 of 1983)
Notice No. 818 of 1983
Act
1. Definitions
2. Persons charged with administration of Act
3. Importation of controlled goods
4. Powers of executive officer
5. Compulsory notification of presence of certain pests on land
6. Prescribing of control measures by Minister
7. Orders with regard to land
8. Powers of Minister
9. Powers of entry and investigation
10. Recovery of fees and expenses
11. Appeal to Minister
12. Preservation of secrecy
13. Offences and penalties
14. Presumptions and evidence
15. Liability of employer or principal
16. Regulations
17. Delegation of powers of Minister
18. Limitation of liability
19. Certain provisions bind State
20. Repeal of laws
21. Short title and commencement
Regulations
Control Measures
Notice No. R. 110 of 1984
1. Definitions
2. Prohibition relating to the occurrence and removal of certain pathogens and insects
3. Prohibition relating to movement, keeping, planting or cultivation of certain plants
4. Prohibition relating to the removal of certain plants
4A. Exemption from a prohibition
5A and 5B. Prohibition relating to keeping, planting or cultivation of certain controlled goods
6. Application for permits
7. [Deleted] Compulsory notification
8. Compulsory notification
9. Destruction of plants, plant products and other regulated articles
Tables
Table 1 : Prohibited pathogens [Control measure 2]
Table 2 : Prohibited insects [Control measure 2]
Table 3 : Plants of which the keeping, planting or cultivating is prohibited in certain areas [Control measure 3(1)]
Table 4 : Name of variety [Control measure 3(2)]
Table 5 : Plants of which the movement from, and the keeping, planting or cultivating on certain areas is prohibited [Control measure 3(3) and 4(1)(i)]
Table 6 : Plants which the removal to certain areas is prohibited except on Authority of Permit [Control measure 4(2)]
Table 7 [Deleted]
Table 8 : Insects of which the removal of plants infected therewith are prohibited [Control measure 4(3)]
Table 9 : Prohibited pathogens and insects [Control measure 2]
Table 10 : Fees payable [Control measure 4, 7]
Table 11 [Deleted]
Table 12 : [Control measure 3(4)]
Regulations
Notice No. R. 111 of 1984
1. Definitions
Part I : Importations of Controlled Goods
2. Applications for permits
3. Ports of entry
4. Presentation of controlled goods for inspection
5. Inspections outside the official office hours
Part II : Orders
6. Serving of orders
7. Evidence of service of orders
8. Amendment and withdrawal of orders
Part III : Appeals
9. Submission of appeals
10. Inquiries into appeals
11. Address for noting of appeals
Part IV : General
12. [Deleted] Calculation of traveling expenses
13. Payment of fees
14. Address for the submission of documents
Tables
Table 1 : Fees Payable
Table 2 : Ports of Entry (Reg.3)
Annexure
Annexure : Application for a Permit for the Importation of Controlled Goods
Importation of Controlled Goods without a Permit
Notice No. R. 1013 of 1989
1. Definitions
2. Exemption from permit requirements
3. Conditions of exemption
Tables
Table 1 : Controlled Goods Exempted from Permits, and Requirements of Exemption
Table 2 : Insects and Pathogens
Table 3 : Ports of Entry
Control Measures relating to Honey-Bees
Notice No. R. 858 of 2013
1. Definitions
2. Registration of beekeepers
3. Marking of beehives
4. Record keeping
5. Inspections
6. Prohibition of removal of Capensis-infected colonies
7. Destruction of Capensis-infected colonies
8. Prohibition of movement of infected honey-bee colonies
9. Destructin of infected honey-bee colonies
10. Exemption from control measures
Annexures
Annexure A : List of Notifiable Diseases
Control Measures relating to Asian citrus psyllid and Citrus greening: Asian and American strains
Notice No. R. 176 of 2021
1. Definitions
2. Compulsory notification
3. Responsibilities of the authority
4. Issuance of an official order
5. Quarantine area
6. Prohibition relating to the removal and the keeping of infested/infected plants
7. Movement of regulated articles
8. Destruction of regulated articles
9. Responsibilities of user of land or owner of land or organization or institution
10. Issuance of guideline or action plan
11. Application for a removal permit
12. Exemption from a prohibition
Tables
Table 1 : Regulated pests
Table 2 : Regulated articles : the listed host plant or parts of host plants, excluding seeds and excluding fruit without leaves
Control Measures relating to the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer
Notice No. R. 725 of 2021
1. Definitions
2. Compulsory notification
3. Responsibilities of executive officer
4. Prohibition relating to the removal, keeping, planting or cultivation of infested plants
5. Issuance of an official order to the user of land
6. Destruction of plants, plant products and other regulated articles
7. Responsibility of user of land
8. Issuance of guideline, regulation or action plan
9. Issuance of regulation or amendment
10. Application for a removal permit
11. Exemption from a prohibition
Tables
Table 1 : Notifiable Insect
Table 2 : Reproductive Host Tree
Table 3 : Non-Reproductive Host Trees
"permit"
means a permit mentioned in
section 3(1)
or
6(3)
;
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