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The Plant Breeders' Rights (Fees) Regulations 1990
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- 1990 No. 618
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PART IIFEES PAYABLE IN RESPECT OF TESTS OR EXAMINATION OF A PLANT VARIETY WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF AN APPLICATION FOR A GRANT OF PLANT BREEDERS' RIGHTS
| Plant Variety | Test or examination for which payable | New fee £ | Amount Old fee £((*)) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Note: | |||
(*) The figures in italics are the fees which were charged under the Plant Breeders' Rights (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1989 before the coming into force of these Regulations. | |||
1. A wheat (excluding durum wheat and spelt wheat) or barley variety | Tests in any one year | 900 | (745) |
2. Any other cereal variety | Tests in any one year | 850 | (285 to 745) |
3. A field pea or field bean variety | Tests in any one year | 800 | (505) |
4. A potato or oilseed rape variety | Tests in any one year | 750 | (505) |
5. A herbage or fodder (including fenugreek) or any other vegetable or oil and fibre variety | Tests in any one year | 700 | (285 or 505) |
6. A rose variety | Tests in any one year | 90 | (235) |
7. A year-round perennial chrysanthemum variety | Tests in each flowering season | 250 | (235) |
8. A cymbidium variety | Each examination | 250 | (235) |
9. Any other variety not mentioned above (including a decorative or fruit) variety | Tests in any one year | 250 | (235) |
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