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Publication of air traffic
In accordance with section 10 (4), 2 and 3, sections 13, section 14, section 16 (4). Paragraph 18 (1) and section 18 (1). 2, in the operation of the agricultural land, cf. Law Order no. 191 of 12. March 2009, and after authorisation :
§ 1. The owner or user has a duty to keep all cultivated and cultivated areas free from air chaves. In the case of aeroplanes, Avena fatua L., A, sterilis L., A. ludoviciana Dur, and other wild-year-old oatspecies that have solution blows to the cause of one or more cores in the minor axes are used.
Paragraph 2. This notice shall apply to all unfounded and unfortifiable areas.
Paragraph 3. The duty to keep all the cultivated and cultivated areas is also applicable to the public authorities.
§ 2. If the provisions of section 1 are not being complied with, the Directorate-General may invite the owner or the user to remove the presence of airsea oats before a specified time limit.
Paragraph 2. If the owner or the holder does not leave a point of notice given in accordance with paragraph 1, 1, the Directorate-General may allow the fight to be performed for the owner or the holder.
§ 3. The owner or user of a property with the presence of an aeroplane shall be supplied by the supply of crops from the premises providing information to the recipient of the occurrence. On request, this must be done in writing.
Paragraph 2. Preferable harvesting, pie, etc. with machines belonging to another shall be notified to the owner of the equipment on the presence of airsea oats.
Paragraph 3. In the case of sale, lease, rental or other form of transfer of land use, the transferor shall inform the transferee in writing of the presence of air traffic in the area of the area.
§ 4. Plants or plant parts of airports, including fresh or dried bouquets of flight sea replants, must not be sold or transferred.
Paragraph 2. It is not permitted to lay off birds or feral fodder containing flying oats or other means of spreading airsea oats.
Paragraph 3. Organic matter, including animal manure, which is suspected or known to contain aircraft, may not be used for fertilisers, sold or transferred unless it is treated in such a way that it does not contain highly skilled flying oatroaves.
Paragraph 4. Goods intended for human consumption or animal feed being presumed or known to contain no-fly cores may be supplied to the final consumer until it has been established that the party is free from an aeroplane or treated so that there can be no Limping flying oatrods.
Paragraph 5. Seeds for the soles of species which are not covered by the notices relating to seed seed and arable seed and which may contain air chavoses shall not be handed over to the final consumer until it has been established that the batch is free from the roaches of the air.
§ 5. Marking equipment, harvesting machines, machines used for packaging and silage, cleaning, dry-and suitor machines that have been used on a property with the presence of an aeroplane shall be cleansed, so that they are free from the premises before removing them from the premises.
Paragraph 2. Rense, dry-and suitor machines used for the treatment of crops from a property with the presence of an aeroplane shall be purified so that they are free from flying oats before being used for other crops.
Paragraph 3. Wagons, means of transport, containers and other packaging and premises used for crops containing air chavings must be cleansed, so that they are free from flying oats before they are used again.
Paragraph 4. The cleansed material from tools, machinery and other equipment referred to in paragraph 1. 1 3, must be handled and handled in such a way as to ensure that the spread of air traffic does not occur.
Paragraph 5. The carriage of goods in the sea must be carried out in such a way as to prevent the spread of aeroplanes.
§ 6. The Board of Directors shall carry out checks to ensure compliance with the rules of the notice.
Paragraph 2. The Directorate-General has, after paragraph 13, paragraph 1. 2, on the operating of farm land, any time against appropriate identification of access to areas for the purpose of the control or control of the owner or the holder, cf. Section 2 (2). 2.
Paragraph 3. The Directorate-General may, cf. Section 14 of the Act on the operation of the agricultural land, notify the prohibition and injunction necessary to ensure compliance with the rules of the notification.
§ 7. Complaguing the decisions of the Plant Agency, following this notice, shall be submitted within four weeks of the date of receipt of the decision. The appeal shall be made to the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Fisheries of the Ministry of Food and shall be submitted to the Directorate-General for Food.
§ 8. With fine punishment, the one who
1) is in violation of section 1 and section 3 5 or a ban granted in accordance with section 6 (2). 3, or
2) omits to comply with injunction as announced in section 2 or section 6 (2). 3.
Paragraph 2. After paragraph 18, paragraph 18 may be available. 3, on the operating of farm land, undertakings, etc., (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.
§ 9. The announcement shall enter into force on the 15th. September 2009 .
Paragraph 2. Publication no. 891 of 26. The end of August 2004 on aeroplanes is repealed
