Appendix 1	List of Annexes
Appendix 2	Arts covered by the notice
Appendix 3	Avlsstandards
Appendix 4	Authority of power outlets, test takers, establishments and departments that use authorized sample holders and seed analysts
Appendix 5	Quality standards
Appendix 6	Labelling
Appendix 7	Sales of varieties that are under test for blacklist entry
Appendix 8	Approval to produce major grasses of grasses
Appendix 9	Especially on the conservation of conservation
Appendix 10	Labelling of environmental seed mixtures
Appendix 11	Third countries, as well as authorities and species in the third countries concerned, which are equal to Member States

Publication on arseed seed 1)

In accordance with paragraph 1 (1), 1-4, section 3, paragraph 3. Paragraph 4 (1) and section 4 (4), 2, in the legislation on seeds, potatoes and plants, cf. Law Order no. 195 of 12. of March 2009, and § 1, sections 2 and 13 (1). 3, in the Act of harmful organisms, cf. Law Order no. 198 of 12. In March 2009 :

§ 1. A batch of seed of a species referred to in Annex 2 may be sold only as seeds for sowing in accordance with the rules laid down in this notice.

Paragraph 2. The provisions on sales shall also apply to the holding for sale, supply for sale, distribution, delivery and other form of transfer to or without remuneration.

Paragraph 3. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 and 2 shall not apply to the notice ;

1) the supply of seed to official control, testing and examination,

2) the supply of seed for processing and packing, provided that the consignee does not have ownership rights to the seed,

3) the sale of seeds for breeding plants for decoration purposes ; and

4) forest reproductive material, which is shown to be intended for export or re-exportation, to third countries, cf. however, section 33, nr. 4.

Paragraph 4. The provision in section 25 on plant passports also applies to seeds of the type Helianthus annuus L. (sunflower), although the nature does not, moreover, be covered by this notice.

Paragraph 5. The States referred to in Annex 11 to this notice shall be approved by the Council of the European Union as an equivalent to a Member State. Reference is made to Council Decision 2003 /17/EC, with subsequent amendments.

Registration of establishments

§ 2. A plant that produces and outweighs seeds here in the country for sowing or leading into the country for the purposes of sales shall be registered in the Office of the Natural Acquids.

Paragraph 2. If a registered company is registered owner, the company is no longer registered to registration. 1, the Board shall be informed in writing of this.

Paragraph 3. A registered establishment shall keep stock records of buying, stock and selling of seed. The accounts shall contain information on the quantity, reference or breeding partins for the loading and outbound parties and of consignments and consignments of the consignor and receiving them. The accounting must be kept for at least three years.

Paragraph 4. The National Service Agency may cancel an undertaking ' s registration if the company does not, within 30 days of its claim, have paid outstanding fees in accordance with the notice of payment for checks etc. of seeds and seed seed.

Paragraph 5. Paragraph 1-4 shall not apply to a company which only buys the mark and seals the seeds of a Member State of the European Union and resell it without breaking the seal.

Providers

§ 3. This is to be done on the basis of a written contract between the grower and a registered company.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to areas owned or used by a registered company.

§ 4. For seed production approved for certification, a set-aside to meet the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 shall be used. Two and three.

Paragraph 2. The fibula shall be of a black, which

1) is included on the Danish blacklist, cf. notice of a list of approved varieties of agricultural plant and vegetable species (varieties of variety),

2) are included in the common catalogue of varieties of the European Community,

3) have been declared for admission to the Danish blacklist, and the variety shall be recorded before the breeding is declared for final certification, or

4) are authorised in a Member State not a member of the European Union, provided that the breeding of the breeding is carried out to this State.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 2 shall apply only to varieties (inbred lines and hybrids) which must be used solely as components in hybrid varieties if the seed of the varieties is to be sold, with a variety of varieties.

Paragraph 4. The publisher must be certified as pre-basic seed, basic seed, or too marlova, horse bean, lupins, fibre flax, oil flax and hemp as certified seed 1. generation, cf. § 15.

Paragraph 5. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 4 may be a batch of breeder material, cf. Section 15 (3). 1, no. 1, after notification to the Natural Acquisitions Board, the batch is used for breeding if the batch is produced on the responsibility of the variety owner or its representative, and its variety characteristics are equivalent to the variety denomiscing. Section 9-12 shall apply mutatis muth.

§ 5. A set-aside non-produced in this country shall comply with the conditions laid down in sections 4 and 12, paragraph 1. 1 and 3, and shall be notified to the Natural Acquire Management Board before planting.

Paragraph 2. Notification of a batch produced in a state whose production of seed by decision of the Council of the European Union has been approved as equivalent to the production of seeds in a Member State, and lots of varieties (inbred lines and hybrids), which only have to : be used as components in hybrid varieties, accompanied by the particulets ' original label or a copy thereof.

Paragraph 3. The provisions of section 33 shall apply mutatis mutis.

Avlcontrol

§ 6. A seed area that is intended to be certified must be inspected in the growth season for checking that the breeding standards set out in Annex 3 have been complied with.

Paragraph 2. Notification of breeding or checking shall be sent to the Natural Business Authority and may only be submitted by a registered company.

Paragraph 3. The notification may cover only one breeder, one species, one variety and one category and may cover only more than one area only if it is within a 3-mile radius.

Paragraph 4. An area of arable seed must be reported to be checked at the latest by 1. 1 May, however, for winter raps no later than 1. Feb. Enrollments received after 1. July, dismissed.

§ 7. The breeding check must be carried out by the Natural Confused Marker Controllers.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding the stk.1, the breeding-control of areas with seed shall be carried out by persons authorized by the Management Board for this purpose in accordance with the provisions of Annex 4, Part I ; sampling shall be carried out by random breeding checks on the areas under which they are controlled.

Paragraph 3. The Management Board shall inform the notifier of the result of the avlcheck. In the case of discards, the reason for this is reported.

Partition checks

§ 8. The National Services Committee shall, at the request of a registered undertaking, sample from a batch originating from accredited areas, which are intended for certification, to examine whether the consignment complies with the quality standards set out in Annex 5.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 may be sampla-approved by a sample taken pursuant to the provisions of Annex 4, Part II, when sampling is carried out in a company or department approved in accordance with the provisions of Annex 4, Part III.

Paragraph 3. The undertaking shall ensure that official analyses of the samples taken by the samples are carried out, cf. § 51. The company must send a copy of the analysis results at no later than 3 months. after the date of sampling. All costs for sampling and analysis shall be borne by the company.

§ 9. Sampling shall be carried out in accordance with applicable international rules and in accordance with ' Instructions in the sampling of seeds `.

Paragraph 2. The sampling must be carried out in a suitable room, and the lot must be readily accessible and clearly separated from other parties. The test taser shall have a suitable room for its available registrations, breakdown, labelling, seal and storage. This room must be located in connection with the premises where the other part of the sampling work is carried out, and there has to be a lockable closet that only the tachers have access.

Paragraph 3. The installation of an automatic sample must be approved by the Natural Business Authority (FDA). The automatic sample must be able to extract samples at the appropriate test. The undertaking shall carry out an annual check of the automatic sample and may provide evidence of the checks.

§ 10. A lot, including mixtures, cf. section 20, shall be notified to certify in sealed units marked by an official label note in accordance with the provisions of Annex 6.

Paragraph 2. The partition must be sufficiently uniform and the weight of the party must not exceed the following weight limits by more than 5% :

1) Lupin, marqued, horse bean, and a 30-ton fan.

2) Frog of bederoe 20 tonnes.

3) Other species 10 tonnes.

Paragraph 3. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 2 parties of grasses produced in the production leftots approved by the Natural Enterprise shall have to produce major grasses to be produced in accordance with the conditions laid down in the production department. in Annex 8, not exceed 25 tonnes by more than 5%. Approval may be withdrawn, cf. Annex 8, Part III, nr. 3.

Paragraph 4. Labelling and sealing must have been carried out by the sampling or under its supervision and so that it is destroyed upon opening and may not be re-used. § 8 (3) The same applies to the two.

Paragraph 5. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 may be notified to a company approved by the Natural Acquisities, a batch of seed in connection with the release of the party directly to the final consumer in this country, cf. § 27, paragraph. 3.

Paragraph 6. If the seal is to be broken and the batch must be resealed, it must be carried out under the supervision of the tad.

Paragraph 7. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 may be contained in boxes without sealing provided that, provided that :

1) the crates are covered by a lid to avoid contamination ;

2) the boxes shall not be moved unsealed between production divisions,

3) the lot is placed on the market in sealed units, and

4) the establishment has a quality assurance system approved by the Natural Business Authority.

Paragraph 8. Notwithstanding the provisions of Annex 6, Part I, part A, no. Number nine, section B, number. 8, paragraph E, no. 7, may the weightanities for a batch in large boxes are given as the average weight of the boxes in the consignment, provided that :

1) the exact weight shall be recorded on a company ' s mass, in addition to the particulars of partinet, nature, variety and category,

2) the average weight tagged by an average weight is not moved from the producer ' s stock ;

3) the individual units shall be labelled correctly in the marketing of the batch ; and

4) the establishment has a quality assurance system approved by the Natural Business Authority.

§ 11. Procurement documentation for the purchase, print and use of official label notes shall be recorded. This also applies to bags of pre-branded note.

Paragraph 2. For the purchase of official sealing devices, including seals and sealing strips, all seals of seals shall be transferred to the test tube. The documentation for the procurement and consumption of sealing devices must be registered for each type.

§ 12. The undertaking shall have a test taken out of the lot after paragraph 8, control grown for the purpose of determining whether the party conforms to the standards set out in Annexes 3 and 5 for variety densities and the content of the other variety.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 shall only be carried out by sampling random parties of certified seed of other species than marlovages, horse bean, lupins, fibre flax, oil flax and hemp, and certified seed 2. the generation of marlovons, horse bean, lupins, flax, oil flax and hemp. The Benefit Board shall determine the sampling percentage for the individual species. The test procenters shall enter into force at the beginning of a season unless special circumstances apply. The undertaking shall have a written procedure for the sample selection of parties for inspection.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to a party which is not bred in this country if the notifier no later than the 15th. The Management Board shall send the official control certificate issued by the official control authority in the breeding country for the year of the harvesting year.

Paragraph 4. Inspecting cultivation may be carried out by the Office of Natural Acquisius or the Authority of another Member State of the European Union or by the Member State of the European Economic Cooperation.

Paragraph 5. Tests for inspection by the Natural Acquisiting Management Board shall be submitted by 1. May for spring-species species, by 1. June for grazing grazing and grazing grazing plants and at the latest 15. October for the species of descent.

Paragraph 6. The result of inspection by means of inspection in another Member State shall be submitted to the Services of Natural Acquisito, by 15. In this year's end of the year, All costs associated with the control will be borne by the company. Control must be carried out in accordance with the applicable international rules.

Certification

§ 13. A party from an approved area here in the country may be reported to the Natural Business Authority to Certification.

Paragraph 2. Notification must be submitted in writing to the Management Board and may only be submitted by a registered company. The notification must indicate in which category the batch is requested certified, cf. section 15, which avlers or certified parties are part of the notified party and with what quantities.

Paragraph 3. Paragk 1 and 2 and section 33 shall apply equally to a party which :

1) has been bred in a Member State of the European Union and is directly from :

a) Pre-based seeds or certified seed 1. generation certified in a Member State of the European Union or in a Member State not a member of the European Union, but whose production of seed has been approved as equivalent to the production of seeds in a Member State, or

b) a cross-classification of basic seed certified in a Member State, and basic seed certified in a peer state (hybrid varieties),

2) is marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 6, Part II, Part A, and

3) shall be accompanied by an official accompanying document containing the information listed in Annex 6, Part II, Section B.

Paragraph 4. Parages 1 and 2 and Article 33 shall apply mutatis muted to a party which has been sired in a non-member state of the European Union, if :

1) the seed has been bred or certified here in the country or in the State concerned, and the production of seeds approved as equivalent to the production of seeds in a Member State,

2) the breeding state has established officially that the batch complies with the breeding standards of the OECD rules, cf. § 18,

3) the batch is marked as not definitively certified seed according to the OECD rules, cf. § 18, and

4) the batch is accompanied by an official accompanying document, cf. Annex 6, Part VII.

§ 14. The Benefit Management Board shall certify a batch which complies with the quality standards in Annex 5.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 15, paragraph 1. 1, no. 1 and 2, the Management Board may certify a batch as a pre-basic or basic seed, although it does not comply with the norm in Annex 5 for spices, cf. However, Section 32.

§ 15. The Department of Natural Services certifies a party which

1) pre-basic seed, if so,

a) under the responsibility of the plant owner or his representative, the breeding of the breeder material means that the seed of a groom-up variety used for the maintenance of the variety or the breeding of pre-basic seed shall mean :

b) are intended for the production of pre-seed seed, basic seed or certified seed, and

c) meets the conditions for certification as basic seed,

2) basic seed, if so,

a) on the responsibility of the variety owner or his representative, are bred on pre-basic seed or on processing material which satisfies the conditions for certification as basic seed, and

b) is intended for the production of certified seed, or,

c) in the case of hybrid varieties, seeds of breeding of either female or male obsolesclants,

3) Certified seeds of other species other than marlovons, horse bean, lupins, fibre flax, oil flax and hemp if it

a) has been bred on basic seed, or on the responsibility of the variety owner or its representative on the basic seed, which meets the conditions for certification as basic seed, and

b) must be used for the other breeding other than that of seed for sowing,

4) Certified seed 1. the generation of marlovons, horse bean, lupins, fibre flax, oil flax and hemp if it

a) has been bred on basic seed, or on the responsibility of the variety owner or its representative on the basic seed, which meets the conditions for certification as basic seed, and

b) shall be used for the breeding of certified seed 2. generation or other breeding other than seed for sowing,

5) Certified seed 2. the generation of marlovons, horse bean, lupins, fibre flax, oil flax and hemp if it

a) has been bred on certified seed 1. generation, of basic seed, or of the representative of the variety owner or his representative on the basic seed, which meets the requirements for certification as basic seed, and

b) must be used for breeding other than the breeding of seeds for sowing.

§ 16. If a batch is not certified, all label notes shall be removed from the lot and be handed to the taser. The printed mark bags must be emptied, or the label shall be unreadable under the control of the test taker.

Validity

§ 17. A lot of basic seed or basic seed must be sold up to the end of the season (1 July-30. In June, following the season in which the batch is tested for the first time in order to examine whether the norm for the spireability of Annex 5 has been complied with.

Paragraph 2. A batch of certified seed must be sold for one year after the date on which the batch is samplied for the first time in order to examine whether the norm for the spices of Annex 5 has been complied with.

Paragraph 3. After the expiry of the period of validity, the validity may be renewed for a new period, cf. paragraph 1 and 2 if a review of a new sample of the batch indicates that the norm for the spireability of Annex 5 is still observed. Section 8 shall apply accordingly. The partitioning is felt, cf. Annex 6, Part I, Section C, section 16 shall apply mutatis muc;

Paragraph 4. Upon expiry of the period of validity, the residues, including mixtures, may be established, cf. section 20, mix, and the mixed batch may be notified to certification in accordance with the rules in § § 8-16.

Paragraph 5. Expansion of the period of validity, cf. paragraph 3, and certification of residues, cf. paragraph 4, can only take place at the request of a registered company.

Paragraph 6. A re-examination of a batch of pre-basic semen or basic semen is shown that the batch is no longer compliant with the peak performance of Annex 5, section 14 (4). Two, equivalent.

OECD Certification

§ 18. By way of derogation from section 8 to 16, the Benefit Management Board may, in writing, certify a batch in accordance with the rules for the certification of arable seeds sold internationally laid down by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), if the party, must be carried out to a non-member state of the European Union.

Commercial seeds

§ 19. Notwithstanding the provisions of section 15 to 18, lots of the seeds of a year-year-old rapegrass, rams, shall be used, shall be alm as a fodder. buffles, Hungarian vices and black sennep are approved by the Natural Business Authority without prior breeding-control, cf. sections 6 and 7 and sold as ' commercial seed ", where it is sufficient cartels, and on the basis of an examination of the party in accordance with section 8-13 the batch complies with the quality standards in Annex 5, Part I, Section C, and Part III, B.

Frømixtures

20. Parties and species covered by this notice, notification of seed grain and proclamations on vegetable seed must be mixed and sold to the breeding of feed plants. Mixtures containing seeds of other species other than those covered by the abovementioned notices may not be sold to the breeding of forage plants. The parties must, before mixing up, comply with the conditions for sale by such notices. sections 22 and 23 shall apply mutatis mutis.

Paragraph 2. Parts of grasses unapproved for animal feed must not be included in the mixture, cf. paragraph 1.

Paragraph 3. Parades of different species and varieties covered by this notice may be ordered by the final consumer of the seed and without special labelling for sale in small packs, cf. § 22, like "Special Mixture." The Pakis shall not be resold. Special mixtures must have a different composition other than the seed mixtures indicated on the company's order list.

Paragraph 4. mixtures must be marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 6 and are made under the supervision of the sampling.

Paragraph 5. Businesses shall keep accounts of the consumption and sale of seeds sold under paragraph 1. One, and 3.

§ 21. The parades of oil and fibre plants can be traded as collude sorter. A compound variety means a mixture of certified seed of a dependent hybrid (s), which is malsterial and certified seed of one or more polliner varieties (male component).

Paragraph 2. The mixture shall be made in a relationship determined by those responsible for the maintenance of the components listed under the paragraph .1 of the substances.

Paragraph 3. The mixture under paragraph 1. 2 shall be notified to the Office of Natural Acquirees.

Paragraph 4. The seeds of the female and male components shall be courtside by using varied suitor.

Paragraph 5. Packings of seed shall be labelled in accordance with the provisions of Annex 6.

Pre-packs

§ 22. A registered establishment must divide lots of seeds of forage plants and of beeoe of the basic seed and certified seed in small packs and sell these, provided that the seed complies with the quality standards in Annex 5 and is marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 6.

Paragraph 2. The maximum net weight of the seals must have the following maximum net weight, deducting a possible content of granulated pesticides, pillers and other solid additives :

1) Bederoeseed ("EU petting") :

a) the monogermt seeds and precision seeds : 2,5 kg or until 100 000 fowls, and

b) other seed : 10 kg.

2) Frog of fodder :

a) mixtures of seed for purposes other than the breeding of feed plants (" EU A-popping "), : 2 kg ; and

b) basic seed, certified seed or commercial seed, as well as mixtures of seeds (" EU B-popping ") : 10 kg.

-23. The Enterprise shall notify the Benefit Board of Natural Acquidities when the division, cf. Section 22 completed with information about the reference numbers and quantities of the parties that are divided.

Paragraph 2. If lots are not bred in this country, the message must be accompanied by the official analytical evidence and a label from the parties or a copy of the label notes.

Paragraph 3. The seals must be sold until the 30. September after the end of the season (1 July-30. June) following the season where the batch is sealed. The period of validity may be extended, cf. § 17, paragraph 1. 3.

Beydsning

§ 24. For chemical treatment (woodsing) of seed seed, information on the coursing and courtland shall be indicated on the official label, cf. Annex 6, or on a supplier label.

Paragraph 2. In a batch of certified marshall, a new examination of whether the party still complies with the norm for the spices of Annex 5, Part I, part A, Table 2, Part III, Part III, Part III, Part A, no. 3. ~ § 8-10 and section 14 (4)) The same applies to the two.

Paragraph 3. In the case of a batch of certified raps, a new examination of whether the party still complies with the norm for the spices of Annex 5, Part I, part A, Table 2, Part III, Part III, Part III, Part A, number of Part I, is the case. 3. Exemption from here are lots where the pointweight before courtship is at least 5%. higher than the norm for spireable power. For these lots, a test shall be taken to examine whether the batch still complies with the norm for the spireability of Annex 5. ~ § 8-10 and section 14 (4)) The same applies to the two.

Paragraph 4. A lot of margarted or raps, which is a sugar-courtside, cf. paragraph 2 and 3 may not be sold until the analysis results are available, unless :

1) the spice before coursing was at least 5%. higher than the norm in Annex 5, Part I, Section A, Table 2, Part III, Part A, point A, number of Part I, 3, and

2) courtings have been carried out in the same season as the certification of the party.

Plantepass

§ 25. Plantepassports shall be issued by the Natural Business Authority or by a company approved for it by the Management Board. The plant passport may be used solely for the seed party it has been issued to. Species relating to plant passports are set out in paragraph 1. Two and three.

Paragraph 2. Where a batch of bedroe is to be sold in a country approved as protected zone, the batch must be provided with or accompanied by a plant passport containing the information provided for in Appendix 6, Part VI. Before the issue of plant passports, official inspection must be established that the party complies with the provisions of the European Community Council Directive 2000 /29/EC, Annex 1, Part B, and Annex IV, Part B, item B, 27.1. For seeds from other EU countries, the plant passport must be issued by the official control authority of the breeding country or by a company approved for it by the inspection authority.

Paragraph 3. Seeds of lucerne and Helianthus annuus L. (sunflower) must be labelled with plant passports, if the seed is to be sold or moved within the European Union. However, seals which are not for commercial use shall not, however, be foretold by plant passports. The requirements to be satisfied that seeds may be labelled with plant passports are shown in Appendix 5, Part I, part A, no. Two and three. The labelling of plant passports may be carried out by :

1) The EU label for certification shall be added to the text of Part I of Section A of Annex 6, Part I of Part III of Annex 6, Part III, Part A C, or

2) each gasket shall be provided with plant passports satisfying the requirements of Annex 6, Part VI.

Sales

SECTION 26. A batch may only be sold once it is certified, cf. However, section 19.

Paragraph 2. A batch may be sold before the result of the control production is available, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. The consignment shall not be sold as seed for sowing, if the consignment is not approved by the inspection, if any residues are not sold.

§ 27. Seeds, including mixtures, shall be sold in marked and sealed packs.

Paragraph 2. Labelling must be in accordance with Annex 6. section 10 shall apply accordingly.

Paragraph 3. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 may sell the seeds of marlova and horse growers in bulk directly to the final consumer of the country. The information on the official label, cf. Annex 6, Part I, Section A, must also be communicated to the consumer in a specific accompanying document. The party shall be delivered directly to the final consumer under the supervision of the test collector and must not be transferred back to the sales company.

§ 28. Notwithstanding section 26, paragraph. 1, may the Office of Natural Acquisility allow a party declared for certification to be sold before the final result of the study of the spireability is available, provided that :

1) sales only happen at the first stage of the commercial chain ;

2) an interim analysis certificate is available and

3) the company ;

a) notify the Board of the Board of the Buyer ; and

b) in the case of an additional labelling, the information referred to in Part I of Section D. is given.

§ 29. Notwithstanding section 26, paragraph. 1, a batch intended for use as marker seed is sold uncertified ;

1) to a non-member state, or

2) as a commodity to a registered establishment in this country, provided that the identity of the seed is safe.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding section 26, paragraph. 1, a batch from an area approved for breeding control, cf. sections 6 and 7 shall be sold as not definitively certified seed to a Member State of the European Union for final certification in this State. The Party shall be marked with the information in Annex 6, Part II, Section A, and shall be accompanied by an official document containing the information in Part II of Annex 6, Part II,

-$30. Notwithstanding section 26, paragraph. 1, may the Benefit of Natural Acquisitions permit a batch to be sold uncertified for use in this country in small quantities for experimental purposes, scientific purposes and processing.

Paragraph 2. Authorisation for sale pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 of the seed of a genetically modified variety shall be granted only if, on the basis of an official environmental risk assessment, all appropriate measures have been taken in order to avoid harmful effects on human health and the environment.

Paragraph 3. Seeds which are sold under paragraph 1. 2. shall be marked with the information listed in Annex 6, Part IV, Section B.

§ 31. Notwithstanding paragraph 25, paragraph 1. 1, may reduce the quantities of varieties which are under test for a blacklist of varieties, shall be authorised for sale only if they are used exclusively for tests and testing of new varieties and satisfying the other conditions in Annex 7.

Paragraph 2. Parades, cf. paragraph 1 shall be marked as set out in Annex 6, Part I, section F,

§ 32. In the case of the sale of a batch of pre-basic semen or basic semen not complying with the norm in Annex 5, for spireability, cf. Section 14, paragraph 14. 2, shall inform the establishment of the spireability established by a supplementary labelling, cf. Annex 6, Part I, Section D, and shall inform the Benefit Board of the Natural Acquisitions Board that additional markings have been made.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the sale of a batch of a genetically modified variety, information on this subject must be clearly shown by sales catalogues, etc.

Importation

§ 33. A party that has been produced abroad may be sold if :

1) the variety has been included in the Danish varieties list or the common variety of varieties of the Community ; and

2) the batch is certified

a) in a Member State of the European Union, or

b) in a state whose production of seed by decision of the Council of the European Union is approved as equivalent to the production of seed in a Member State, and

3) the batch, if it is produced in an equal state,

a) have been tagged according to the OECD rules, cf. section 18, and is accompanied by an official OECD certificate,

b) is accompanied by an original ISTA analytic certificate or, in the case of seed from the United States and Canada, an official AOSA analysis certificate or a copy of the certificate of analysis,

c) on each package, with an official statement that the consignment complies with the EU rules and standards,

d) if the batch is chemically treated, it must be reported on the official label or other marking, as well as on the inside or on the packaging, and

(e) if the batch is genetically modified, it must be reported on all labels and documents relating to the batch.

4) where the batch is imported for further breeding, section 12 (2) shall apply. 1 and 3, equivalent.

Paragraph 2. A consignment with a total weight of more than two kilograms entering the country from an equal state with a view to sales shall be notified to the Benefit Board of Natural Acquisius. Not definitively certified seed shall, in addition to an OECD certificate, be accompanied by an official accompanying document containing information in Appendix 6, Part VII.

Manufacturing and trade in conservation varieties

§ 34. The production and trade in varieties which are included on the black list as 'conservation black' must be carried out only in the region of origin.

Paragraph 2. The provisions of sections 1 to 2, section 24. Paragraph 1 and 2, and section 25 shall apply mutatis muted to conservation varieties.

Paragraph 3. If the production of a container black as a result of a specific growing problem cannot be carried out here in the country, the VFC may approve additional regions for the production of seeds. However, landings produced in such additional regions may be used exclusively in the region of origin.

$35. Companies producing conservation must before the beginning of each production season report information on the size and location of the production area and the amount of seed expected to be placed in trade, for The National Wildlife Agency. The report shall be submitted no later than 1. of January for wetcrops, and no later than 1. July for winter crops.

Paragraph 2. The Danish National Agency shall communicate on the basis of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 1 shall report the amount of the seed of the conservation that the undertaking may put into trade in the following season. The total quantity placed in the trade shall not exceed that in Annex 9, I, listed.

§ 36. A batch of a container must be sold as 'conservation black' without any prior official control.

Paragraph 2. The Party shall comply with Community quality standards for the certification of ' certified seed ` referred to in Annex 5, with the exception of Title I (A) (1) (1). (b) (b) (1), subparagraph (B) and (C) of point (A) of subparagraph Paragraph B and minimum variety purity of the minimums. The Party shall also comply with the standards relating to air-sea and sea oards. The Party shall be sufficiently uniform and the weight of the party must not exceed the weight limit in section 10 (1). 2, with more than 5%.

Paragraph 3. The party must be sufficiently black-and-white.

§ 37. Containers may only be placed in the trade in closed packs or containers and must be sealed in such a way that the seal is destroyed when it is opened and cannot be re-used. The pings shall be marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 9, II.

§ 38. The company shall have the establishment of a test of the batch to examine whether the batch complies with the quality standards, cf. Annex 5. The sample can be taken and examined by the company. The undertaking may request the Office of the Natural Business Authority to take the sample. The cost of sampling and analysis shall be borne by the company.

Paragraph 2. The test shall be taken into account in accordance with the provisions of the steering control in the sampling of seeds and shall be examined in accordance with the applicable international methods and the instructions of the steering.

Paragraph 3. The undertaking shall, at the request of the Natural Acquirese Management Board, submit a copy of the certificate of analysis. The test must be kept for at least two years for any control.

Paragraph 4. The establishments shall, within 14 days of closing a batch of a container of a conservation variety, report it to the Natural Acquisitions Management Board, with information on the type, variety, quantity, reference number and the date of closure of the consignment not later than the date of the party ; the latest survey of the spire ' s Party.

§ 39. The Wildlife Board shall check whether the party complies with the quality standards set out in Annex 5, and whether the batch is sufficiently black-seed and varieable.

Paragraph 2. The company that has notified the party, cf. § 38, paragraph. 4, shall hold all costs associated with the control.

§ 40. The establishments shall be by 30. June notification of the quantity of seeds of each conservation variety brought into the trade in the finished production season.

Specific on the production and trade in ecoseed mixtures

§ 41. For the purposes of this publication, the mixture of seeds intended to be used with a view to preserving the natural environment and plant genetic resources shall be defined in this notice. Ecological mixtures are basing themselves on seeds from natural or semi natural habitats in conservation-worthy sources. The affinity of the environment is comprised of the seed of herds, species and, where appropriate, any subspecies that are typical of these natural habitats. Such eco-seed mixtures may include fodder plants covered by this notice and other seeds of plants which are not fodder plants after this notice ;

Paragraph 2. Production and the trade in ecoseed mixtures may take place only after the prior authorisation of the Natural Acquire Management Board. Manufacturing and trading must only be carried out in the region of origin. Denmark shall be considered as a single region.

Paragraph 3. The provisions of sections 1 to 2, section 24, paragraph 1. Paragraph 1 and 2, and section 25 shall apply mutatis mumitis to eco-mixtures.

§ 42. Authorisation may be obtained for the trade in ecoseed mixtures, which :

1) collected directly from a source area, or

2) manufactured (be produced) by separately grown crops, on the basis of seeds collected in a source area.

Paragraph 2. For the purposes of this publication, in the case of environmental seed mixtures manufactured (formulation), a mixture has been made for the purposes of this publication in accordance with the following procedure :

1) seeds of individual species collected at the collection point,

2) seeds are obtained outside the collection point as a specious species, and

3) the seed of these species is then mixed with a mixture composed of these houses, species and, where appropriate, of species typical of the type of natural habitat at the collection point.

Paragraph 3. For the purposes of the source area, this notice shall mean a natural delimited area :

1) are covered by Chapter 2 of the Natural Protection Act (Natura 2000 area),

2) protected by the protection of natural protection, section 3 (protected natural habitats),

3) protected by the section 8 of the provisions of the protection of natural protection (in the case of a climate),

4) protected by the Chapter 6 of the Protection Act (protected areas), or

5) situated in an area subject to the law on national parks.

§ 43. Applications for the authorisation of trade in environmental seed mixtures shall be submitted to the Natural Acquire Management Board no later than 1. March of the marketing year. The application must be made in an application form by the Management Board. The schema can be obtained by contacting the Natural Business Authority or can be found on the board's home page. The application must be accompanied by :

1) information on the source area and the source area protection status, cf. § 42, paragraph. 3,

2) information on the location of the source area where the intended collection is to take place,

3) a sketch of the GPS coordinates for the proposed collection point ;

4) information on the vegetation of the collection site (genomies, species, subspecies and trantrent-procensorfaction),

5) the quantity of seed of the eco-seed mixtures, which are sought for the authorisation to act, and

6) Year for the intended trade.

Paragraph 2. In addition, applications relating to the authorisation of trade in ecoseed mixtures of separate grown crops shall also be accompanied by information on the size and location of the proposed plans for the use of the proposed areas of production.

§ 44. Collection of seed to be included in an environmental seed mixture shall be made in a source area of a collection point that has not been sown in the last 40 years prior to the date of application for authorisation.

Paragraph 2. The collection of seed must be carried out in a manner that ensures that the environmental seed mixture will consist of the species, species and, where appropriate, any subspecies that are typical of the type of collection of the collection point.

Paragraph 3. The collection must be carried out in accordance with the restrictions and conditions resulting from the status of the source area.

Paragraph 4. The application shall show that the conditions set out in paragraph 1 shall be satisfied. One-three is complete.

§ 45. The nature composition of ecoseed mixtures collected directly in a source area, cf. Section 42, and the spireability of the seed must be such that the environmental seed mixture is capable of recreating the natural habitat found at the collection point.

Paragraph 2. The maximum content of species and, where appropriate, subspecies that do not comply with paragraph 1. 1 may not exceed 1% by weight. The maximum content of the carpeppe (Rumex spp.) other than beet knees ( Rumex acetosella () and beach tailor ( Rumex maritimus () may not exceed 0,05% by weight.

Paragraph 3. Mixture must not contain seeds of airsea oats ( Avena fatua ), barren havoar ( Avena sterilis ), or silk (Cuscuta spp.).

§ 46. The stopping parts of an ecoseed mixture made from a separate grown crop shall comply with the requirements of Annex 5 (I) (c) in accordance with point C of this Annex. in Annex 5, Section I, point A, Table 1, Column 3 to 8, and Annex 5, Section I (A), note 17 and 18.

Paragraph 2. The production of separate cultivated crops may take place in the maximum of 5 generations.

§ 47. The undertaking shall, in connection with the application for authorization for the use of separate cultivated crops for sale as eco-seed mixture, shall be subject to an examination of whether the mixture complies with the requirements of section 46. The sample can be taken and examined by the company. The undertaking may request the Office of the Natural Business Authority to take the sample. The cost of sampling and analysis shall be borne by the company.

Paragraph 2. The test shall be taken into account in accordance with the provisions of the steering control in the sampling of seeds, and shall be examined in accordance with the applicable international methods and the instructions of the type.

Paragraph 3. The undertaking shall, at the request of the Natural Acquirese Management Board, submit a copy of the certificate of analysis. The test must be kept for at least two years for any control.

§ 48. The Benefit Management Board shall inform the Commission on the basis of the application, cf. section 43, the quantity of the seed mixture, the undertaking must bring in the trade in subsequent seasons. The total quantity of the environmental seed mixtures that are brought into the trade in each marketing year shall not exceed 30 tonnes.

§ 49. The establishments shall be by 30. June, the quantity of eco-seed mixtures which have been brought into the trade in the period completed during the production season.

$50. The environmental seed mixtures may only be placed in the trade in closed packs or containers. The closing system must at least include a label or fillings. The tank or container must be sealed in such a way that it will be destroyed by opening and cannot be re-used. The pings or container must be marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 10.

Official analyses

§ 51. Studies of samples covered by the notice may be carried out :

1) by a seed analysel laboratory approved by the Management Board, in accordance with the provisions of Annex 4, Part IV ;

2) as an official examination in another Member State of the European Union, or

3) as a study carried out under official control in another Member State of the European Union.

Administrative provisions

§ 52. in writing.-The Management Board may, upon written request, permit the sale of a party which does not meet the conditions for certification if necessary to overcome any transitional difficulties in the supply of seed.

§ 53. The Management Board shall monitor compliance with the rules laid down in the notice.

Paragraph 2. The inspection and analysis results of the Natural Business Management Board shall be published.

§ 54. The withdrawal of section 1 (2). Paragraph 2, section 2. 1-3, section 5, section 8-12, section 16, section 17, paragraph 17. One and two, section 20, section 21, paragraph. 3-5, § § 22-30, § § 33-38, and section 40-50 is punished by fine.

§ 55. A authorization granted pursuant to Annex 4, Part I, II, III and IV, cf. Section 7 (2). Article 8 (2) and Article 8 (2). 2 and 3, or pursuant to Appendix 8, cf. Section 9 (1). 3, may be dedushed if it is established that :

1) one or more of the conditions set out in Annex 4, Part I, II, III and IV or Annex 8 are not fulfilled ; or

2) the company has failed to pay due checks, despite claims on this subject,

§ 56. The announcement will enter into force on the 171. March, 2014.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 265 of 15. March 2013 on marker seeds is deleted.

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Appendix 1

List of Annexes

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Appendix 2

Arts covered by the notice

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Appendix 3

Avlsstandards

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Appendix 4

Authority of power outlets, test takers, establishments and departments that use authorized sample holders and seed analysts

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Appendix 5

Quality standards

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Appendix 6

Labelling

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Appendix 7

Sales of varieties that are under test for blacklist entry

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Appendix 8

Approval to produce major grasses of grasses

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Appendix 9

Especially on the conservation of conservation

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Appendix 10

Labelling of environmental seed mixtures

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Appendix 11

Third countries, as well as authorities and species in the third countries concerned, which are equal to Member States

1) The announcement shall be carried out by the Council Directive 66 /401/EEC of 14. June 1966 on the marketing of seed of fodder plants, 1966 of the Official Journal of the European Communities. L 125, s. 2298, as last amended by the Commission Implementing Directive 2012 /37/EU of 22. November 2012, EU Official Journal, nr. L 325, s. 13, Council Directive 2002/54/EC of 13. June 2002 on the trade in beeseed oil, EU Official Journal 2002, nr. In 193, s. Regulation 12, as amended by Council Directive 2004 /117/EC of 22. In December 2004, 2005, nr. L 14, s. 18, Council Directive 2002 /57/EC of 13. June 2002 on the marketing of seed of oil and fibre plants, 2002 (EC) No (EC) No (EC) No (2002/2002 In 193, s. Directive 74, as amended by Commission Directive 2009 /74/EC of 26. June 2009, EU-Official Journal 2009, nr. In 166, s. 49, parts of Council Directive 2000 /29/EC of 8. In May 2000 on measures against the introduction into the Community of organisms harmful to plants or plant products and against their spread within the Community, the Community Official Journal 2000, no. In 169, s. 1, as last amended by Commission Directive 2010 /1/EU of 8. In January 2010, the EU Official Journal, nr. L 7, s. 17, parts of Commission Directive 1992 /105/EEC of 3. In the case of a certain standardization of plant passports for use in the movement of a variety of plants, plant products and other articles within the Community and on detailed rules for the issuance of such plant passports, and the conditions and procedures for the use of such plant protection products ; in the case of the replacement of plant passports, the Official Journal of the European Communities. L 4, s. Directive 22, as amended by Commission Directive 2005 /17/EC of 2. In March 2005, the Official Journal of the European Communities. L 57, s. 23, Commission Directive 2005 /77/EC of 11. In November 2004 amending Annex V to Council Directive 2000 /29/EC relating to measures against the introduction into the Community of organisms harmful to plants or plant products and against their spread within the Community, the Community Official Journal, no. L 296, s. 17, parts of Commission Directive 2008 /62/EC of 20. June 2008, on certain derogations for the approval of land breeds and varieties of agricultural species that are naturally adapted to local and regional conditions and threatened by genetic erosion and on the trade in seed and seed potatoes of such rural areas ; and Sorter, EU-Official Journal 2008, nr. In 162, s. 13, Commission Directive 2010 /60/EU of 30. In August 2010, on certain derogations for the purpose of trade in mixtures of fodder seed, intended for the preservation of the natural environment, EU Official Journal (2010), nr. L 228, s. 10, Commission implementing decision 2012 /340/EU of 25. June 2012 on the implementation of a limited period of time in accordance with Council Directive 66 / 4 0 1 / EEC, 66 /402/EEC, 2002 /54/EC, 2002 /55/EC and 2002 /57/EC in respect of inspection under official supervision of the basic seed and processing seed of generations ; the basic seed, EU Official Journal, nr. In 166, s. 90, Council Decision 2003 /17/EC of 16. In December 2002 on the equivalence of arable inspections of crops for the propagation of seeds in third countries and on the equivalence of seed produced in third countries, Community Official Journal 2003, nr. L 8, s. Amendment No 10, as last amended by Decision No 2 of the European Parliament 1105 /2012/EU of 21. November 2012, EU Official Journal, nr. L 328, s. 4, Commission Decision 2004 /842/EC of 1. In December 2004 laying down detailed rules for the application of the placing on the market of seed related varieties for which an application for the construction of the national variety list of agricultural plant species or vegetable species has been lodged shall be made : Official Journal 2004, nr. L 362, s. 21-27, and Commission Decision 2007 /66/EC of 18. In December 2006, on a limited period of time, to increase the maximum weight of a batch of seeds of certain forage plants, in accordance with Council Directive 66 /401/EEC, Community Official Journal (2007). I'm 32, s. 161.