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(Review of the adoption of Publication No. 246 of the Order of the People's Government of the Northern Lakes Region, 23 May 2003) In order to strengthen the management of genetic biosecurity in agriculture, to guarantee human health and flora and fauna, microbiological safety, to protect the ecological environment, to develop this approach in the light of the Regulations on Genetic Safety in Agriculture (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations). Article 2 conducts research on agricultural genetics in this province, units and individuals involved in testing, production, processing, operation and import and export activities, and must comply with this approach. Article 3. Provincial agricultural administration authorities are responsible for overseeing the management of genetic biosecurity throughout the province. The Government's agricultural administration is responsible for monitoring the management of agricultural genetic bios in the current administration. More than the people at the district level are responsible for the management of food supervision and are governed by law for the health safety of genetic foods. Article IV. The Government of the people at the district level should guarantee the necessary funding for the management of genetic biosecurity in agriculture and incorporate the current annual financial budget. Article 5 Any units and individuals have the obligation to maintain human health and flora and fauna, microbiological safety, protect the ecological environment, and have the right to investigate and prosecute violations of the management of genetic biosecurity in agriculture. Article 7. Units engaged in research and testing on agro-gend genetics should be established by the Leading Group on Agricultural Genetic Biosafety, which is headed by a corporate representative. The Safety Leadership Group should report annually to provincial agricultural administrations on the content and progress of research and testing on genetics in agriculture and the inspection and supervision of provincial agricultural administrative authorities. Article 8. Agricultural genetic biological tests should generally be three phases of intermediate tests, environmental release and productive testing. Intermediation tests, scales, time and scope of environmental release and productive tests are carried out in accordance with the standards established by the Department of State's agricultural administrative authorities. Article 9. The agricultural genetic biotechnical test needs to be transferred from the previous test phase to the next test phase, and the testing unit should submit a review request to the provincial agricultural administration to review eligibility, with approval by the Department of State's agricultural administrative authorities, which may be transferred to the next test phase. The pre-paragraph application by the test unit shall provide complete material in accordance with article 15 of the Regulations. Article 10 units engaged in agricultural genetic tests shall apply for review to provincial agricultural administrative authorities after their productive tests. After the review of qualifications, a certificate of agricultural genetic biosecurity can be applied to the agricultural administration of the State Department. The pre-paragraph application by the test unit shall provide complete material in accordance with article 16 of the Regulations. Article 11. The production of agricultural genetics, livestock, and crop breeding shall be made available to provincial agricultural administration authorities for production by approval. The units and individuals that apply should be in compliance with the following conditions: (i) A certificate of agricultural genetic safety and a production permit issued by the Ministry of Agriculture's Administration; (ii) Approval through provincial varieties; (iii) Concrete or breeding in designated regions; (iv) There are corresponding security management and preventive measures; (v) Law, administrative regulations and other conditions established by the Department of State's Agricultural Administration. Article 12. Units and individuals involved in the production and processing of genetics in agriculture should be approved by provincial agricultural administration authorities and produced, processed and processed in accordance with approved varieties, scope, scale, safety management requirements and corresponding technical standards. A summary of implementation reports should be submitted regularly to provincial agricultural administration authorities after production, processing and completion of their work. Article 13 units and individuals operate genetically modified plant seeds, livestock poultry, and water breeding, shall apply to provincial agricultural administrative authorities and operate with approval. The units and individuals that apply should be in compliance with the following conditions: (i) Access to licenses issued by the Department of State's agricultural administrative authorities for the operation of genetic plant seeds, livestock, and water plant breeding; (ii) There are specialized operating sites, managers and business archives; (iii) There are corresponding security management and preventive measures; (iv) Law, administrative regulations and other conditions established by the Department of State's Agricultural Administration. Article 14. The sale of agricultural genetics, livestock, crop varieties, genetics and their products on the basis of the agricultural glossary of genetics, should have a clear mark. Agricultural genetics included in the agricultural glossary of genetics are identifiable by production, sub-unitive units and individuals; unmarked and cannot be sold. The shipping units and individuals should be checked for the goods and markings in the event of their arrival. The sale of prefabricated packagings by operating units and individuals should be remarked. The sale of unplanned and labeled agricultural genetics cannot be a direct identifier and can be marked by the establishment of a mark (leads). Article 15. The logic of agro-generated genetics should be used to mark. The mark should be awakening and the packaging, labelling and reproduction of products. Article 16 provides for the domestic production of agricultural genetics, which is marked by applications from productive, sub-unitive units and individuals to the Government's agricultural administration authorities at the district level where they are accredited. The units and individuals requesting the preceding paragraph shall be in accordance with the following conditions: (i) A licence granted by the Department of State's Agricultural Administration for the operation of agricultural genetics and their products; (ii) There are corresponding security management and preventive measures; (iii) A description of the content of the mark and the reference methodology; (iv) There is a identifiable design; (v) Law, administrative regulations and other conditions established by the Department of State's Agricultural Administration. Article 17 is an effective period of one year for the marking of genetically modified organisms in agriculture, requiring the continued use of the original mark after an effective period, and should apply for review by the former review body. Article 18 Article 19 Provincial agricultural administration authorities, in accordance with the needs of the management of genetics in agriculture, have commissioned independent and testing institutions to conduct safe testing of agro-gend genetics. The inspection body should conduct qualitative quantitative testing, identification and review of the genetics of agriculture, based on the provincial agricultural administration authorities or the commission of the applicant, with fair, accurate testing reports and conservative technical secrets and commercial secrets for the commissioners and applicants. Article 20 of the provincial agricultural administration found that agro-gend genetics are dangerous to human, flora and fauna and the ecological environment, it should immediately report on the Department's agricultural administrative authorities, which, in emergencies, have the right to prohibit the production, processing and operation of production, ordering the owners to destroy dangerous agricultural genetics. Article 21 Agricultural executive authorities and their staff should be governed by the law by agro-gend genetic research, testing, production, processing, supervision, inspection and security management of business activities, as well as the confidentiality and commercial secrets of units and individuals involved in the work of genetically modified organisms in agriculture. In violation of this approach, the Regulations have provided for administrative penalties, which are provided for in their provisions. The export and import management of genetically modified organisms in agriculture is implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 24 |
