The Plant Varieties and Seeds Tribunal (Amendment) (England and Wales) Rules 2002

“(c)

the decision of the Forestry Commissioners—

(i)

not to approve basic material;

(ii)

to approve basic material in the form of clones or clonal mixtures subject to qualifications as to duration of approval or level of production;

(iii)

to withdraw or amend approval of basic material;

(iv)

not to issue a Master Certificate;

(v)

not to enter a person’s name in the Register of Suppliers;

(vi)

to remove a supplier’s name from the Register of Suppliers or impose conditions upon his continued registration;

(vii)

not to grant a licence to market forest reproductive material;

(viii)

that testing techniques used to obtain assessments necessary to provide the information required under regulation 19(2) of the Forest Reproductive Material Regulations 2002 are not, to the Commissioners' satisfaction, internationally accepted techniques;

(ix)

in respect of the following requirements of the Forest Reproductive Material Regulations 2002 in:

(aa)

Schedule 4, paragraphs (1)(d) and 2(d) not to approve verification test methodology;

(bb)

Schedule 5, paragraph 1(d)(ii) not to approve a statistical design, and

(cc)

Schedule 5, paragraph 1(e)(i) not to approve a statistical methodology as being one that is internationally recognised.”; and