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Regulation 2(1), paragraphs 1 and4 of Part I of Schedule 2and paragraph 5 of Part II ofSchedule 2
1. The following particulars shall be specified in an official certificate:—
(a)name and address of certifying authority;
(b)applicant’s name, address and, if appropriate, registered number;
(c)seed lot reference number;
(d)species / variety / category / level, as appropriate;
(e)net weight of seed lot and number of containers;
(f)seed treatment, if any;
(g)if the seed is Pre-Basic Seed or Basic Seed and the seed attains a lower percentage of germination than that specified in Part II of Schedule 4, a statement to that effect; and
(h)if the seed is of a Conservation Variety, the region of origin of seed production of the Conservation Variety.
2. The following particulars shall be specified in a breeder’s confirmation:—
(a)name and address of issuing authority;
(b)applicant’s name, address and, if appropriate, registered number;
(c)seed lot reference number;
(d)species / variety, or the official application for protection number issued by the Plant Variety Rights Office and the breeder’s designation if appropriate, category / level, as appropriate;
(e)net weight of seed lot and number of containers;
(f)seed treatment, if any;
(g)a statement that the breeder’s confirmation does not constitute an official certificate and does not permit marketing of the seed; and
(h)if the seed is Pre-Basic Seed or Basic Seed and the seed attains a lower percentage of germination than that specified in Part II of Schedule 4, a statement to that effect.
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