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Regulation Of The Minister Of Agriculture Number 45/ot Permentan/140/10/2009 Year 2009

Original Language Title: Peraturan Menteri Pertanian Nomor 45/Permentan/OT.140/10/2009 Tahun 2009

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No. 399, 2009 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Pesticide Registration. Procedure.

AGRICULTURE MINISTER REGULATION NUMBER: 45 /Permentan/SR.140/10/ 2009

ON THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE PESTICIDE REGISTRATION

WITH THE GRACE OF THE GOD ALMIGHTY

MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA,

TO DRAW: A. That pesticide can provide great benefits to society, but it can harm human health, the sustainability of natural resources and the environment;

b. that with the Agriculture Minister Regulation No. 07 /Permentan/SR.140/2/ 2007 on the Terms and Conditions of the Pesticide Registration;

c. that with the development of science and technology, the Regulation of the Minister of Agriculture Number 07 /Permentan/SR.140/2/ 2007 is no longer suitable;

d. that on the basis of these matters above, it is seen to revisit the Regulation of Agriculture Minister Number 07 /Permentan/SR.140/2/2007;

Given: 1. Law Number 12 of 1992 on Plant Cultivation System (1992 State Sheet Number 46, Extra State Sheet Number 3478);

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2. Law Number 23 of 1992 on Health (State Sheet of 1992 Number 100, Additional Gazette State Number 3495);

3. Law No. 23 of 1997 on the Environmental Management of the Living Environment (State Gazette 1997 Number 68, Additional Gazette Number 3699);

4. Law Number 8 Year 1999 on Consumer Protection (State Sheet 1999 Number 42, Additional Gazette Number 3821);

5. Government Regulation Number 7 of 1973 on Surveillance of Circular, Storage, and Use of Pesticides (State Sheet 1973 Number 12);

6. Government Regulation No. 6 of 1995 on Plant Protection (State Sheet 1995 Number 12, Extra State Sheet Number 3586);

7. Government Regulation No. 18 of 1999 on Hazardous Waste Management Of Hazardous And Toxic Materials (state Gazette 1999 Number 30, Extra State Sheet Number 3815);

8. Government Regulation No. 74 of 2001 on Hazardous Materials Management and Toxic Substances (State Gazette 2001 Number 138, Additional State Sheet Number 4153);

9. Government Regulation No. 49 Year 2002 on Tariffs On Types Of State Admissions Not Taxes Applicable To The Department Of Agriculture (2002 State Sheet Number 92, Additional State Sheet Number 4224) juncto Regulation Government Number 7 Year 2004 (State Gazette 2004 Number 14, Additional State Sheet Number 4362);

10. Presidential Decree No. 187 /M of the Year 2004 on the Establishment of the United Indonesia Cabinet;

11. Presidential Decree No. 9 of 2005 on Occupation, Duty, Functions, Organization, and the Working Tata of the Ministry of the Republic of Indonesia;

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12. Presidential Decree No. 10 of 2005 on Unit of Organization and Duty of Eselon I Ministry of State of the Republic of Indonesia juncto Regulation of the President of the Republic of Indonesia No. 62 Year 2005;

13. Health Minister Regulation No. 472 /Menkes/PER/ XI/1992 on Dangerous Materials;

14. Joint Decision of the Minister of Agriculture and Health Minister Number 881 /Menkes/SKB/VIII/1996,

771/Kpts/TP.270/8/ 1996 about Maximum Pesticide Residue Limit On Yield

Agriculture; 15. Health Minister Regulation Number 1350 /Menkes/SK/

XII/2001 on Pesticides; 16. Health Minister Regulation Number 1184 /Menkes/Per/

X/2004 on Health Tools Safety and Home Health Supplies;

17. Agriculture Minister Regulation No. 299 /Kpts/OT.140/7/ 2005 about the Organization and the Department of Agriculture Organization;

18. Regulations of Agriculture Minister Number 341/Kpts/OT.140/8/2005 on the Completeness of the Organization and the Working Services of the Department of Agriculture;

19. Trade Minister Regulation Number 51 /M-DAG/PER/12/2007 on The Terms Of Import Of Methyl Bromide For Quarantine And Pre-shipping purposes.

20. Decision of Agriculture Minister Number 276 /Kpts/OT.160/4/2008 about the Pesticide Commission;

Notice: The Opinions Of The Pesticide Commission in Surat Number 746 /Kompes/ 2009 dated September 30, 2009;

DECIDED: Establishing: REGULATION OF THE MINISTRY AGRICULTURE ABOUT

PESTICIDE REGISTRATION TERMS AND TATERS.

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CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1 In this Regulation referred to: 1. The pesticide is all chemical and other materials as well as trace bodies and viruses

that are used for: -eradicate or prevent damaging pests and damaging diseases

plants, plant parts or agricultural results;-eradicate grasses;-turn off leaves and prevent unintended growth;-regulate or stimulate growth of plants or parts

plants do not include fertilizers;-eradicate or prevent external pests on pets

and livestock;-eradicate or prevent water pests;-eradicate or prevent animals and renic bodies

in households, buildings and in tools transport; and/or

-eradicate or prevent animals that can cause disease in humans or animals that need to be protected with use on plants, soil or water.

2. Pesticide registration is the process for obtaining registration numbers and pesticide permits.

3. Pesticides for common use are pesticides that in their use do not require specific security requirements and tools outside of which they are labeled.

4. A limited pesticide is a pesticide which in its use requires specific security requirements and tools outside of which it is labeled.

5. Pesticide is prohibited is a type of pesticide that is prohibited for all areas of use.

6. An active ingredient is synthetic chemicals or natural materials contained in technical materials or pesticides formulations that have toxic or other biological influences on target organisms.

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7. The standard active ingredient is a pure active ingredient that is used as a comparison in the pesticide-level analysis process of the pesticide.

8. A technical material is the raw material for the manufacture of formulations that are produced from an active ingredient, which contains active ingredients and a followup (impurities) ingredient or may also contain the other materials needed.

9. The origin of the technical material is the material produced directly from the synthetic process, extraction or other processes to produce an active ingredient.

10. Processed technical materials are materials produced by the process of processing technical materials of origin with specific objectives such as security, stability or specific purpose in the process of creating formulations, pewadahan, transport and storage.

11. Formulations are a mixture of active ingredients with certain levels and forms that have a working power as a pesticide according to the planned goal.

12. Additional pesticide materials are the materials added in the technical materials or the formulation of pesticides other than the active ingredients of the pesticide include: solvent, smelting, emulation, dye, carrier, perata, adhesive, paste, and tap.

13. The owner of the formulation is a person or legal entity that has a recipe for a pesticide formulation.

14. Formulation of the formulation is a description of the type and abundance of active materials and additional materials contained in a pesticide formulation and/or how to formulate a pesticide by using technical materials or materials and materials. Other constituent.

15. The circulation is an import-export and or sale in the country including the transport of pesticides.

16. Storage is to have pesticides in the supply in the yard or in spaces used by importers, merchants or in agricultural businesses.

17. Use is to use pesticides with or without tools for such intent in numbers 1.

18. Containers are places that are directly exposed to the pesticide to store for as long as in handling.

19. Labels are written and can be accompanied by images or symbols, which provide a description of pesticides, and are attached to a container or pesticide wrapper.

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20. Annihilation is the elimination of the nature and function of pesticides 21. The certificate of use is a caption letter stating it has

passed limited pesticide use training. 22. Users are persons or legal entities that use pesticides

with or without tools. 23. The formulation of the formulation is the trade name of a pesticide formulation that

is registered by the applicant. 24. The technical material designation is the name of a technical material registered

by the applicant. 25. The pesticide is the remnant of the pesticide, including the result of a change that

exists on or in the human tissue, animal, plant, water, air or soil.

26. Acute toxicity is an adverse influence that arises immediately after exposure to a single dose of a chemical or other material, or a double dose of the dose in a period of less than 24 hours.

27. Subchronicle toxicity is an adverse effect on experimental animals arising as a result of repeated daily allowance of chemicals or other materials, with periods of exposure over 3 months.

28. The toxicity of the chronicle is an adverse effect on experimental animals arising as a result of repeated daily allowance of chemicals or other materials, with periods of exposure for 2 years.

29. The subsequent lethal dose-50 is abbreviated LD50 is a single dose of chemicals or other materials derived statistically that may lead to the death of 50% of the organism's population in a series of predetermined experimental conditions.

30. The later lethal concentration-50 abbreviated as LC50 is a statistically derived concentration that can lead to the death of 50% of the organism's population in a series of predetermined experimental conditions.

31. The Acceptable Daily Intake is a number of daily intake of chemicals that can be received in food throughout the human life without causing a meaningful health risk.

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32. The maximum limit of residues (BMR) is the maximum possible limit for the pesticide residues that are allowed in various agricultural products.

33. Lethal time-50/50/time the next time the LT50 is the time of the day that is required to turn 50% of the animal's ordeal in a given condition.

34. The toxicity unit is a result of the ratio of the nominal concentration of pesticides in rice paddies at a height of 10 cm with a value of LC50 96 hours.

35. The decomposition time-50 (DT50) is the time required for 50% of the decomposition of the dissipation and the degradation of a chemical in a medium.

36. Efficacy is the effectiveness of pesticides against target organisms listed based on the results of field or laboratory experiments according to the prevailing method.

37. Resurface is the increase in population of target organisms after being treated with pesticides.

38. Resistance is a decrease in the rate of the sensitivity of the target organism to pesticides that can cause pesticides that were once effective in controlling the target organism to be ineffective again.

39. Irritation is a symptom of inflammation that occurs in the skin or mucous membranes immediately after prolonged or repeated treatment by using chemicals or other materials.

40. Carcinogenic properties are the properties of a material that can drive or cause cancer.

41. Teratogenic is the nature of the chemical that can cause/produce a child ' s disability/disability body in birth.

42. Mutagenic properties are the properties of chemicals that cause a gene mutation.

43. Grass is a pest or a weed. 44. The Head of the Centre is the Head of the Licensing and Investment Center.

Article 2 (1) This Regulation is intended as the basis of the law in the holding of

registration including testing and licensing as well as the supervision of pesticides.

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(2) This Regulation aims to: a. protecting the people and the environment from the influence that

endangers as a result of storage, circulation, and pesticide use;

b. enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of pesticide use; c. support the application of the Integrated Hama Control system (PHT);

and/or d. Provide an assurance activity in the event of procurement activities,

storage, and pesticide circulation. Section 3

The scope of this regulatory arrangement includes classification, licensing types, registration requirements, registration requirements, pesticide and pesticide labels, and administration sanctions.

Article 4 of the pesticide use includes: a. plant management; b. farm and animal health; c. fisheries; d. Forester; e. storage of agricultural produce; f. A household; g. settlement; h. Vector control disease in humans; i. quarantine and pre-order; and j. transport mode.

CHAPTER II CLASSIFICATION

Article 5 (1) Based on the dangers, the pesticide can be classified into:

a. Banned pesticides. B. A pesticide that can be registered;

(2) Prohibited Pesticides as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a, with the following criteria:

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a. Pesticide formulations include class Ia, which means it's very dangerous and class Ib means it's dangerous according to WHO classification;

b. active materials and/or additional materials that have carcinogenic effects (categories I and IIa based on the International Agency for Research on Cancer), teratogenic or mutagenic.

(3) Pesticides that can be registered as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b of the pesticide that does not enter the prohibited pesticide category as referred to in paragraph (2).

Article 6 (1) Based on the way of use, the pesticide can be classified into:

a. limited pesticides; and b. The pesticide for general use

(2) Pesticides are limited as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, with the following criteria: a. Corrosive pesticide formulations in the eyes (cause impairment

return on ocular tissue), resulting in corneal drying or irritation up to 7 (seven) days or more;

b. the corrosive pesticide formulation of the skin (causing tissue damage in the dermis and or scar tissue) or resulting in heavy irritation up to 72 (seventy-two) hours or more;

c. when used as shown on the label, or according to Typical practice, such pesticides still cause real subchronicles, chronicles or delayed poisonings for humans as a result of single-exposure and compound exposure to those pesticides or residue; and/or

d. has a LC50 inhalation smaller than 0.05 mg/I for 4 hours of exposure period; or

e. It belongs to the ozone layer. (3) The pesticide for general use as referred to in paragraph (1)

the letter b of the pesticide that does not enter the pesticide category is limited as referred to in paragraph (2).

Section 7 (1) The prohibited pesticide materials for all areas of use

as set forth in Appendix I item 1 as part inseparable with this Regulation

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(2) Prohibited Pesticide materials for household pesticides

as set forth in Appendix I item 2 as part inseparable with this Regulation.

(3) The active ingredient The banned pesticide for the fishery field as listed in Appendix I item 3 as part inseparable with this Regulation.

(4) Limited pesticide active ingredients as set forth in Annex II as part inseparable with this Regulation.

(5) Pesticide Adders are prohibited for all areas of pesticide use as listed in Annex III as part inseparable with Regulation in.

(6) The additional pesticide materials that are limited in use for the field of plant management are listed in the Appendix IV as an integral part of this Regulation

Article 8 (1) Change of the classification of pesticides from prohibited to

general use, or from restricted pesticides to common use, or vice versa. conducted after any suggestion and consideration of the pesticide Commission.

(2) Changes as referred to in paragraph (1) further shall be poured in its own Decision.

Section 9 (1) Any person who will use the pesticide is limited as

referred to in Section 6 of the paragraph (1) letter a, must have Unlimited pesticide use certificates.

(2) Limited pesticide use certificates as referred to in paragraph (1) are provided to people who have passed limited pesticide use training.

(3) Licensee's registration number required to carry out limited pesticide training according to guidelines.

(4) Limited pesticide use training as referred to in paragraph (2) may be held by the Chairman of the Provincial Pesticide Supervision Commission/City/City or designated officials.

(5) Limited pesticide use certificates as of referred to the paragraph (1), applicable throughout the Indonesian region for a period of 5 years, and may be extended.

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(6) The provisions of limited pesticide user training and certificate awarding are further regulated in its own regulations.

Article 10 of the Legal Agency may use limited pesticides if be applied by people who have a limited pesticide use certificate as referred to in Section 9.

CHAPTER III OF THE LICENSING TYPES

Article 11 The type of pesticide permit is made up: a. Experimental permission; b. temporary permission; and c. permissions remain.

Section 12 (1) The trial permit referred to in Section 11 of the letter a, granted

by the Head of the Centre applicable for a period of 1 year, and may be extended 1 (one) times for a term of 1 (one) year.

(2) The trial permit referred to in paragraph (1) is given to the applicant to be able to prove the correctness of its claims regarding the quality, efficacy, and security of the pesticide listed.

(3) Pesticides that have obtained a trial permit is prohibited to be circulated and/or used commercially.

Article 13 (1) The temporary permit as referred to in Article 11 of the letter b is granted

by the Minister for the advice and/or consideration of the Pesticide Commission. (2) The temporary permit as referred to in paragraph (1) is provided against

a pesticide that has met some technical and/or administrative requirements.

(3) The temporary permit as referred to in paragraph (1) is given to the applicant to supplement the technical and administrative requirements as referred to in paragraph (2) with data and information in accordance with the specified.

(4) The temporary Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) applies to a term of 1 (one) year, and can be extended 1 (one) times for a term of 1 (1) year.

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(5) If the applicant in the term as referred to in the paragraph (4) has not completed the technical and/or administrative requirements as referred to in paragraph (3), the request is considered retracted.

Section 14 Pesticides which have obtained temporary permits as referred to in Section 13 may be produced, circulated, and used in limited quantities according to the quantity of commodities, doses or concentrations and applications specified by Decision Minister.

Article 15 (1) Pesticides of activated methyl bromide are granted permission while

under applicable law rules, with amounts circulated in accordance with the applicable provisions (national quotas) in the year in question.

(2) temporary Permit as Article 11 of the letter b for The active pesticide of methyl bromide is granted by the Minister for the advice and/or consideration of the Pesticide Commission.

(3) Temporal pesticide methyl bromide ' s active permit as referred to paragraph (1) applies to a term of 1 (one) year, and can be reregistered by following the applicable provisions.

(4) The temporary reregistration of the temporary permit as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed at least 90 (ninety) business days prior to the end of the term.

Article 16 (1) The permit remains as referred to in Article 11 of the letter c is provided by

Minister for the advice and/or consideration of the Pesticide Commission. (2) The permission remains as referred to the paragraph (1) applies to the term

5 (five) years and may be extended. (3) The pesticide that has obtained a fixed permit as referred to in

paragraph (1) can be produced, circulated and used. Section 17

(1) The Pesticide that got the Fixed License as referred to in Section 16 of the paragraph (1) may be extended its use on other unregistered targets upon receiving use of the use of use.

(2) Licensee's use of the use of the usage as it is referred to in paragraph (1) given by the Minister for the advice and consideration of the Pestsida Commission.

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(3) To obtain the usage extension permit as referred to in paragraph (1) the applicant submits a request by attaching the specified test results.

Article 18 If the pesticide use as referred to in Articles 14, 15, 16 and 17 proved to be negative impacts on human health and or environmental sustainability, temporary permission, fixed clearance or use of the expansion of use may be re-reviewed or revoked.

BAB IV REQUIREMENT REGISTRATION

section 19 (1) Request for pesticide registration may performed by an enterprise entity or

the Indonesian legal entity by meeting the registration requirements as follows: a. The deed of foundation and its changes, for the business entity (Trade Effort,

Firm, CV, NV), and the legal entity (PT, cooperative); b. Trade Business License (SIUP) /Sign of Trade Effort

(TDUP) pesticide; c. Tax (NPWP); d. Domicile/Population card (KTP); e. Company profile; f. The entitled statement signs the letter in order

registration; g. An active ingredient supply supply letter from the active ingredient supplier and h. The pesticide coaching program to be registered.

(2) The pesticide Registration as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by the owner of the pertinted formulation or its power.

Article 20 For the Owner of the Formulation that is derived from outside country, pesticide registration is conducted by its ruler/representative of Indonesian law and based in Indonesia.

Article 21 (1) Pesticides that can be registered in Indonesia, pesticides that do not enter

The classification is prohibited. as referred to in Section 5 of the paragraph (1) letter a, does not contain the active ingredient Banned pesticides like

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referred to in Section 7 of the paragraph (1) and/or does not contain the additional material that is prohibited as referred to in Article 7 of the paragraph (4).

(2) The pesticide as referred to in paragraph (1) must meet the purity of the active ingredient content that meets the SNI specification, FAO, WHO or other international bodies.

Section 22 For application applications in addition to meeting the requirements as referred to in Article 19, must meet the following requirements: (1) Any formulation generated by any owner, used

for any use field, must be registered in the name of one applicant;

(2) The formulation of a pesticide-based pesticide for the field of plant management use, except for ZPT, biological pesticides, rodenticides and pheromones/atractants do not give rise to the antagonistic effect.

Article 23 (1) The registered pesticide should be given its own naming, which

is the identity of each formulation The pesticide to be circulated (2) The equivalent of paragraph (1) may not be the same or

is almost the same as the form that has been listed on behalf of another company.

(3) The similarity as referred to in paragraph (1) must meet the requirements as a Here's a. any formulation is given only one name consisting of 3 (three) elements,

i.e. the trade name that does not correspond to the common name and/or the active ingredient name, the number that indicates the active ingredient level, and the letter code that indicates the form formulations;

b. any naming of pesticide formulations listed in the lampiri evidence has been registered to the registration of the authority in accordance with the provisions of Intellectual Property Rights (HKI);

c. naming The formulation as referred to in the letters a and b is not agitative such as the words "devastating", "great", "super" or "potent".

(4) The technical ingredients must meet the terms as referred to in paragraph (3) and followed by the number and the code that is in a row-which shows the level of the active ingredient and the technical material.

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CHAPTER V Signage Enrollment

section 24 (1) The pesticide registration application is submitted in writing to the Head

The Centre with a buzzed seal is based on the laws of which the pesticide is not available. apply;

(2) The invocation as referred to in paragraph (1) uses the format as set forth in Annex VII or VIII or IX as an inseparable part with this Regulation, with accompanied by the requirement that complete in accordance with the provisions referred to in BAB IV.

Section 25 (1) Head of the Centre upon receiving the request as intended in

The slowest Article 24 in the term of 20 (twenty) business days must have checked the application of the application, and provide a pending answer, rejected or received.

(2) If in the term of 20 (two) days of work referred to in paragraph (1) the Head of the Centre has not given any pending answers, rejected or accepted, the request is considered complete and correct.

Article 26 (1) Plea delayed as intended in Section 24 of the paragraph (1),

if the requirements are not yet complete or there is no shortage to be equipped.

(2) The delay as referred to in paragraph (1) by the Head of the Centre is notified to the applicant in writing which is accompanied by an explanation of the delay with the model 1 form as listed in Annex XVII as an integral part to this Regulation

(3) the applicant in the most prolonged period of 90 (ninety) working days since receiving the notice as referred to in paragraph (2) must complete the requirements.

(4) If in the term of 90 (ninety) business days as Referred to in paragraph (3) the applicant may not complete the requirement, the request is deemed to be retracted.

Article 27 (1) Plea is rejected as referred to in Section 24 of the paragraph (1)

if it does not meet the requirements as contemplated in BAB IV, not true or due to technical reasons.

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(2) Rejections as referred to in paragraph (1) by the Head of the Centre are notified to the applicant in writing with an explanation of the rejection with the model form-1 as set forth in Annex XVII as part inseparable with this Regulation

Article 28 (1) If from the results of the examination of the application of the application as

referred to in Article 24 of the paragraph (1) is declared complete and correct or considered complete and correct as in question Article 24 of the paragraph (2), the Head of the Center provides an experimental permit.

(2) The applicant Granted a trial license as intended on a paragraph (1) must submit a pesticide sample to the Perizinan and Investment Center for quality testing.

(3) the quality test as referred to in paragraph (2) is performed by an accredited Laboratory or which is designated as listed in Annex XIII as part of this Regulation.

(4) The results of the quality test as referred to in verse (3) by the tester laboratory are delivered to the Head of the Center for assessment. in accordance with the limit of such tolerance as set forth in Appendix VI as part of (5) the slowest headmaster in time 7 (7) the day of work has completed the assessment as referred to in paragraph (4).

(6) If the results of a quality assurance assessment and pesticide sample as referred to in paragraph (5) do not meet the requirements, the Chief notified the applicant in writing to be able to apply for a quality test with the form model-1 as listed in Appendix XVII as part inseparable with this Regulation.

Article 29 (1) If the results of the assessment as referred to in Article 28 of the paragraph (4)

meet the requirements, subsequent pesticide samples sealed by the Head of the Center.

(2) the Head of the Center handed down a sample of the have been sealed as set forth in verse (1) to the institution of the toxicity and efficacy that has been accredited or designated as set forth in Annex XIV and Annex XV to be inseparable with this Regulation.

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(3) The institute of testers in conducting efficacy and toxicity testing

as referred to in paragraph (2) is required to follow the applicable standard method and deliver the results of the efficacy of the test and toxicity test results. to the Head of the Center.

(4) The head of the Centre after having obtained the results of the quality assurance results, efficacy and/or toxicity as referred to in paragraph (3) together with the Pesticide Enrollment Evaluation Technical Team performing the assessment, according to the criteria technical as listed on Appendix V as part inseparable with Regulation This.

(5) The results of the assessment as referred to in paragraph (4) are further delivered at the plenary meeting of the Pesticide Commission as the evaluation material of the pesticide Commission.

Article 30 (1) The results of the Pesticide Commission ' s assessment as referred to in Section 29

paragraph (5) may be a delay, refuse or accept the application application.

(2) If the result of the registration application is rejected as set forth in paragraph (1) the slowest Central Chief in the term of 14 (fourteen) the day of work has notified the applicant with a cause of rejection In writing with the form model-2 as set forth in Appendix XVIII as part of this Regulation

Section 31 (1) of the request is postponed as set forth in Section 30 of the paragraph (1),

if the requirement is not complete or no shortage must be completed.

(2) The delay as referred to in paragraph (1) by the Head of the Centre is notified to the applicant in writing which is accompanied by an explanation of the delay with the model-type form such as listed in Appendix XVIII as being inseparable with this Regulation

(3) The applicant in the longest term of 7 (7) days of work since receiving the notice as contemplated in paragraph (2) must complete the requirements.

(4) If in the term of 7 (7) business days after the notice as referred to in paragraph (3), the applicant has not been able to complete

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requirements, application following assessment by the Pesticide Commission in the next period.

Article 32 (1) If the assessment of the Pesticide Commission as referred to in Section 30

paragraph (1) register accepted, further by the Pesticide Commission proposed to the Minister of Agriculture to mohoned registration numbers and pesticide permits.

(2) the slowest Agriculture Minister in the term of 90 (ninety) working days since accepting the proposal of the pesticide Commission as referred to in paragraph (1) should already be given the answer accepts or refuses.

(3) If the proposed Pesticide Commission is acceptable as referred to in paragraph (2) by the Minister of Agriculture granted the registration number and the pesticide permit.

(4) The registration number and the pesticide permit as referred to in paragraph (3) given in the form of the Minister of Agriculture's Decree.

Article 33 (1) The granting of the registration and pesticide license as referred to

in Article 32 of the paragraph (1) may be: a. a registration number and a temporary permit; or b. Pesticide number and fixed permits.

(2) The number of pesticide numbering includes the field of use, pesticide type, permit type, Year of Birth, Number of Digit in the year in question, the numbering event as set forth in Appendix XIX as part inseparable with this Regulation.

Article 34 (1) If in the slowest 90 (ninety) working days

since accepting the proposed Pesticide Commission as referred to in Article 30 of the paragraph (2) of the Minister of Agriculture It has not been given the answer to accept or refuse, the application is considered complete and

(2) Requests are considered complete and correct as referred to in paragraph (1) given the registration number and the pesticide permit in the form of a Ministerial Decree by the Secretary General on behalf of the Minister of Agriculture.

Article 35 (1) Tatevent pesticide registration as referred to in Article 19

up to Article 34 mutatis mutandis applies to registration

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The technical materials of pesticides and pesticides for export except for testing of efficacy, environmental toxicology, resurface, and residue are not required.

(2) The registration of technical materials as referred to by paragraph (1) use the format as set forth on Appendix X as being inseparable with this Regulation.

Article 36 (1) The registration number which has been provided in a temporary permit or permit

remains, may switch or be diverted, because: a. the owner of the formulation designating the other party as the number holder

registration; b. The owner of the formulations transferred ownership of its formulas to the other

parties; c. other party appointments as holders of the registration number due

the presence of a company; d. the rename of the formulation owner's name or holder of the registration number.

(2) The designated party as the new number of registrations referred to in paragraph (1) is required to resolve the issue between the old formulation holders with the New formulations, subsequently reported to the Head of the Center, are required to be logged in the registration number book and propose a designation regarding the assignment.

Article 37 (1) Changes concerning the pesticide are listed, includes

changes: a. the name of the formulation and or the active ingredient name; b. container and or wrapper; c. form the formulation/technical material d. the origin of the active ingredient; e. solvent material; f. The emulsion material; g. Bearer material; h. active ingredient levels (in the limit of active ingredient levels tolerance); i. active ingredient levels in technical materials

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j. Registered and permitted use; k. the amount allowed to be circulated; and/or; l. dose and means of the pesticide application (in accordance with the results of the efficacy test)

(2) Changes as referred to in paragraph (1) letter d, e, f, g and h may be approved if after the test of the quality appeal, toxicity, and efficacy for false one target organism meets the technical requirements.

(3) Changes as referred to in paragraph (1) are required by the holder of the registration number to the Head of the Center to be recorded in the registration number book and processed more Further its review.

Article 38 (1) Pesticide Permissions may be re-registered with following the provisions

The pesticide registration event as referred to in Article 19 to Article 34 is supplemented:-the results of re-quality formulations for odd reregistration pesticides

(first, third .... dst). -results of a pesticide technical requality test for any performing

re-registration. -the results of a re-quality test and re-efficacy of one of the organisms

target for even-even reregistering pesticides (second, fourth ..... dst.),-the results of an even-even (second, fourth ..... dst.) re-quality test for the organism Plant disrupters (OPT) major for pesticides used in rice plants.

(2) The target organism as referred to in verse (1) is one of the target organisms listed since the first pesticide was granted permission.

(3) Registration of fixed permissions as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed most slow 90 (ninety) business days prior to the end of the permit expire.

Article 39 of the granting of the reregistration in addition to meeting the provisions as referred to in Article 38 is also concerned with the results of the evaluation of the pesticide supervision performed by the authorized Instance.

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Section 40 (1) If the request for re-registration as intended in

Section 38 is received, at least 90 (ninety) business days have been issued by the Minister of Agriculture's Decision on Registration and Pesticide Permit.

(2) If within 90 (ninety) days of the Decree of the Minister of Agriculture on the Registration and Pesticide Permit as referred to in paragraph (1) has not been issued, the Secretary General on behalf of the Minister Agriculture publishes the Decree of the Minister of Agriculture.

(3) If registration Repeat as specified in paragraph (1) is not performed or rejected, registration and registration permission expires for the sake of law.

(4) The number and registration permit terminations, if the pesticide reregistration is rejected then must be withdrawn from the circulation. At least six (six) months.

CHAPTER VI OF THE CONTAINER AND PESTICIDE LABEL

section 41 (1) The pesticide that has been registered with a temporary permit or a fixed permit must

be placed in a container. (2) The pesticide vessel should not be easily broken or torn, or protected

another vessel to be undamaged, does not react with its pesticide or corrosive, so the danger to humans and the environment can be avoided.

(3) Each container must be closed or folded properly so that the lid or flap or the container cannot be opened without damaging it unless the container is made so that without damaging the lid of the pesticide can only be out in the form of smoke or fog.

(4) The container specification must be fully described which includes volume, material name, form, size, thickness of the material, color, surface layer material of the inner container and container lid materials, as set forth in Annex XI.

(5) Return of a pesticide formulation may only be performed by the holder of the corresponding pesticide registration or any other party that is shown in accordance with the applicable provisions.

Article 42 (1) Each pesticide container must be is labeled, pasted and not

easy to remove or print on a container.

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(2) The pesticide label is proposed by the registration holder, and it is one of the requirements in the application application.

(3) All the captions on the label and the usage hint attachment must be included in Indonesian with non-agitative words such as "powerful", "great", "super", "powerful" or "potent", and prohibited from unregistered image of target organisms, which is prohibited from comparing with Other pesticides that have been registered. The use of foreign languages is allowed only if translating matters of importance that are mentioned also in the Indonesian language.

(4) The warning and warning signs on the label must be printed clearly, easily read or viewed, easy to understand and not easily erased.

(5) Complete description of the label ' s contents, warning sentences and security directions, captions about the symptoms of the intoxication, the caption about the help guide, the caption about the storage directions, Description of usage instructions, image caption, label, Restricted pesticides, and labeling labels, as set forth in Annex XII.

BAB VII DUTY OFFICER AND OWNER

REGISTRATION NUMBER Article 43

(1) Officers who serve the registration and officer of the quality assurance agency, the efficacy and toxicity of keeping the truth and privacy of the data and information about A pesticide which, according to its nature, needs to be kept secret.

(2) Perizinan and Investment Centers are required to host the management of the registration number books and record any mutations in both the subject and the object of the pesticide registration.

Article 44 (1) Holder of the registration number is required to list all the details

that Require on the pesticide label listed as set forth in this Attachment XII Regulation.

(2) The applicant/holder of the registration number is required to pay the registration fee which is the Reception of the State Not Tax (PNBP), and must be assigned to a State Kas specified under applicable law.

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(3) The registration number bears all of the testing costs and the event is set by the tester institute.

Article 45 (1) Licensee's registration number is required to submit the standard active ingredient

as much as 1 (one) gram and analysis of the analysis each 2 (two) years to the next Head of the Center is stored in the laboratory as referred to in Section 28 of the paragraph (3).

(2) The registration number is required to deliver an annual report on the production and circulation of the pesticide as well as its active materials that include imports, exports and selling in the country at least 2 months after the calendar year. expires, and a monthly 6 (six) monthly report on pesticide production and circulation is limited to the Minister of Agriculture through the Head of the Centre by using the format as set forth in this Regulation XVI Attachment.

(3) Licensee's registration number The pesticide is required to do the coaching and supervision of all things With respect to its responsibilities and taking measures to countermeasure, such activities are conducted alone or with the Government apparatus.

BAB VIII SANCTION THE ADMINISTRATION

Article 46 Against the institution and/or the laboratory of the testers proved to be no guarantee of secrecy and truth of the results of the tests he had done given a written reprimand by the Head of the Centre and reported to officials who were authorized to be sanctioned. in accordance with the terms of the applicable laws.

Article 47 of the Officers serving the registration which is shown to not guarantee the confidentiality of the pesticide data as referred to in Article 42 of the paragraph (1) is subject to employee disciplinary sanction under applicable law.

Article 48 Applicants who were shown to distribute pesticides that were in the application process, sanctioned the cancellation of the application for registration and pesticide permission until the investigation was made by officials who were authorized to obtain legal force.

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Article 49 (1) Licensee's proven registration number does not list all of

the description required on the label as referred to in Section 42 of the paragraph (5) and or does not guarantee the quality of The production or non-reporting of registration holder changes is subject to the revocation of the registration number and the permit.

(2) Licensee's registration number does not produce and or do not import the pesticide formulations that On the list, you will not be able to report on the list. 2 (two) consecutive years imposed revocation number and registration permits.

(3) Licensee's registration number who does not report the change in origin of the active material as referred to in Section 37 of the paragraph (1) the letter d is subject to revocation sanction Registration number and permission.

(4) Licensee's registration number as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) must withdraw the pesticide from circulation no later than 3 (three) months since the Ministry of Agriculture's Decision on Revocation of the Registration and Permission Number.

CHAPTER XI OF THE TRANSITION PROVISIONS

Article 50 (1) Pesticides that have obtained registration numbers and fixed or permit permissions

while before this regulation is published, it is stated that it still remains in effect.

(2) Requests for pendafataran and fixed permits or temporary permits is or is already being conducted testing before this regulation is published in force of the Regulation of Agriculture Minister Number 07 /Permentan/SR.140/2/2007.

(3) the application of registration numbers and fixed permits or temporary permits that have not been conducted testing before this regulation is published, as per the terms in this regulation.

PROVISIONS OF SECTION 51

WITH THE DEFINITION OF This regulation, then the Regulation of the Minister of Agriculture No. 07 /Permentan/SR.140/2/ 2007 on the Terms and Conditions of the Pesticide Registration and Pesticide Registration Order is declared revoked and does not apply.

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Article 52 of this Regulation begins to apply at the specified date. In order for everyone to know, the Minister of Agriculture's Regulation was promulred by its placement in the News of the Republic of Indonesia

Specified in Jakarta on 10 October 2009 MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE, ANTON APRIYANTONO

PROMULREPUBLIC in Jakarta on 20 October 2009 MINISTER OF LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, ANDI MATTALATTA

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ANNEX I REGULATION AGRICULTURE MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: 10 October 2009

I. The active ingredient is prohibited for all areas of pesticide use:

No.

Active Materials

CAS Number

1. 2.4.5-T 95-95-4 2. 2.4.6-T 88-06-2 3. Sodium 4-brom-2.5-dichlorofenol 4824-78-6 4. Aldicarb 116-06-3 5. Aldrin 309-00-2 6. 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropan (DBCP) 96-12-8 7. Cyhexatin 13121-70-5 8. Dichloro diphenyl trichloroetan (DDT) 50-29-3 9. Dieldrin 60-57-1 10. 2.3-Diklorofenol 576-24-9. 2.4-Diklorofenol 120-83-2 12. 2.5-Diklorofenol 583-78-8 13. Dinoseb 88-85-7 14. Ethyl p-nitrophenyl benzenethiophosponate (EPN) 2104-64-5 15. Endrin 106-93-4 16. Endosufan 115 -29-7 17. Ethylene dibromide (EDB) 72-20-8 18. Formaldehyde 50-00-0 19. Yellow phosphorus (Yellow Phosphorus) 7723-14-0 20. Heptaklor 76-44-8 21. Kaptafol 2425-06-1

22. Chlordan 57-74-9 23. Chlordimefon 19750-95-9

24. Leptofos 21609-90-5

25. Heksakloro Siklo Heksan (HCH) (including lindan) 608-73-1

26. Methodical 72-43-5 27. Mevinfos 26718-65-0 28. Monosodium metam arsonat (MSMA) 2163-80-6 29. Sodium chlorate 7775-09-9 30. Sodium tribromofenol 31. Methyl paration 298-00-0

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32. Halogen phenol (including Penta Kloro Fenol (PCP) and its salts)

87-86-5

33. Pesticide is based on salmonella 34. Compounds arsen 1327-53-3

35. The mercury compounds 10112-91-1, 7546-30-7, 7487-94-7, 21908-53-2 36. Strikhnin 57-24-9 37. Telodrin 297-78-9 38. Toxaphene 8001-35-2 39 Mireks 2385-85-5

II. The active ingredient banned for household pesticides used for household insect control is dichlorvos and chlorpirifos.

III. The active ingredient banned for fishing fields is trichlorphone.

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ANNEX II REGULATIONS MINISTER AGRICULTURE NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

ACTIVE INGREDIENT SET AS LIMITED PESTICIDE No.

Name Of Active Materials

CAS Number

Field Use

1.

Parakuat dilorida

1910-42-5

Plant management

2.

Aluminium phospfida

20859-73-8

Agricultural yield storage

3.

Magnesium phospfida

12057-74-8

Agricultural yield storage

4.

Sulfuril fluoride

2699-79-8

Agricultural yield storage

5.

Metil bromide

74-83-9

Quarantine and pre-detractors

6.

Seng phospfida

1314-84-7

Plant management

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ANNEX III REGULATIONS MINISTER AGRICULTURE NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

ADDITIONAL MATERIALS BANNED IN PESTICIDES

No.

Material Name

Chemistry

CAS

Number

Attraction

1.

Benzene

71-43-2

for all pesticide use fields

2.

Formaldehyde

50-00-0

for all pesticide use fields

3.

Metanol

67-56-1

for the field of household pesticides

4.

Toluen

108-88-3

for the field of household pesticides

5.

N-Metil Pirolidon

872-50-4

for the field of household pesticides

6.

Silika

14808-60-7

for all pesticide use fields

7.

Metilen chloride

75-09-2

for all pesticide use fields

8.

Etilen oxide

75-21-8

for all pesticide use fields

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ATTACHMENT IV ORDINANCE MINISTER AGRICULTURE NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

ADDITIONAL PESTICIDE MATERIALS RESTRICTED USE FOR PLANT MANAGEMENT FIELDS

No.

Name Of Chemical Materials

CAS Number

Limit Maximum Threshold

1.

N-Metil Pirolidon 872-50-4

600 ppm

2.

Metanol 67-56-1

250 ppm

3.

Piridin Base 68391-11-7

5 ppm

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ATTACHMENT V REGULATIONS MINISTER AGRICULTURE NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

TECHNICAL CRITERIA FOR THE PESTICIDE AND PESTICIDE LICENSING

TYPE OF TECHNICAL CRITERIA

A. QUALITY

Data test results quality of the pesticide-active ingredient in accordance with the levels of the active ingredient in the pesticide and meet the requirements of the specified active ingredient level tolerance limit.

B. EFFICACY

Data rate of target organisms, pesticide efficacy rates, biomass dry weights, pesticide efficacy, etc. suggests that pesticides are effective against target organisms.

C. MAMMALIAN TOXICITY

1. Acute Toxicity Formulation

LD50 Oral: Solid > 50 mg/kg (Mouse) Cair > 200 mg/kg, and LD50 Dermal: Padat > 100 mg/kg (Mouse) Cair > 400 mg/kg

or LD50 Dermal: Padat > 200 mg/kg (Rabbit) Do not cause heavy irritation to the eyes and skin, as well as not causing heavy sensitisation of the skin

LC50 inhalation ≥ 0.05 mg/l for 4 hours of exposure period

2 Toksisity of the Chronicle of Active Materials Based on research results does not pose carcinogenic, teratogenic influences and or mutagenic

D. ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICITY *)

1. The decomposition time of DT50 is active on the ground

less than 120 days when registered for use in agricultural ecosystems (food crops, horticulture and plantations)

2. Toxicity test for rice paddy pesticides and

aquatic environment

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2.1. Fish toxicity of the Laboratory Test Results

a. If the toxicity unit > 3.0 (mudarat) is not permitted

b. If the toxicity unit 0.3-3.0 (slightly muashore) is granted temporary permission, it is requested to complete the field test

c. If the toxicity unit < 0.3 (non-muashore) is granted a fixed permit

2.2. Field Test Bass Toxicity

a. If the half-life of a biological half of the year is > 7 days, the value of the productivity and the degree of survival is different from the control (mudarat), hence it is not permitted for friendship and water environment

b. If the biological half-life < 7 days, the productivity and degree of survival values are not different from the control (not mused), then it can be granted a fixed permit

E. RESIDUES a)

If the ADI value for a human ≤ 0.015 mg/kg/day (equal to the estimated residue rate ≤ 1 ppm) for the registration of the use of insecticides and synthetic fungicides in: 1. plant/rice commodities, corn and/or,

Soya 2. Vegetable crops 3. plants/commodities of fruits that

consumed without being peeled by its skin 4. A plant/commodity 5. Farm yield on farm six. the cultivation of fisheries and product 7. The drinking water that the pesticide application should be accompanied by the residue testing data in accordance with the international tattoo

F. RESURFACE PEST WERENG

CHOCOLATE

Not encouraging and elicits resurface of the brown wereng pests Nilaparvata lugens

G. EFFECTS ON PARASITOID PEST BRASSICA

Not negatively impacting the parasitoid Diadegma semiclausum (location height > 750 m dpl) or Cotesia plutellae (location height < 750 m dpl)

H. EFFECTS OF PARASITOID LARVAE SPODOPTERA LITURA

Not negatively impacting one of the parasitoid larvae Spodoptera litura at the trial site

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I. HOUSEHOLD PESTICIDES

ALL FORM FORMULATIONS

Must prove effective to control 2 (two) mosquito genera Aedes aegypti and Culex sp.

CAPTION: a. Oral acute toxicity and dermal formulation are not required for atractants/pheromones, fumigates,

tablet-shaped household pesticides, circular solids, chip solids, tissue paper, lampion, mosquito nets.

b. The toxicity of subchronicles or chronicles is not required for biological pesticides, regulatory substances

growing crops, rodenticides, atractan/pheromones. C. Environmental toxicity is not required for pesticides for the use of the scope:

1. Home 2. Vector control disease in humans; 3. farm and animal health; 4. Forestation; 5. settlement; 6. transportation mode

7. quarantine and pre-order; 8. Regulatory agents grow crops, biological pesticides, atractants/pheromones and rodenticides. D. Field test result toxicity is required for grains-shaped pesticide formulations

(for carbofuran-active pesticides). e. A chocolate bug resurface (Nilaparvata lugens) is required for the application

the application of insecticide for use against all types of rice pests. f. The impact on the parasitoid of rice paddled eggs is required for the application

the application of insecticide for use against all types of paddy-trashy pests.

g. The impact on the parasitoid pest Brassica is required for application applications

insecticides for use against vegetable plant pests Brassica (quach-ordination).

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ANNEX VI REGULATIONS MINISTER AGRICULTURE NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

LIMIT OF PESTICIDE TESTING RESULTS

Kadar the stated active ingredient (%)

Kadar the material Expressed active (g/l) Limit of tolerance

> 50 > 500 + 2.5 units (%) + 25 units (g/l)

25-< 50

250-< 500

+ 5%

10-< 25

100-< 250

+ 6%

2.5-< 10

25-< 100

+ 10%

0-, 2.5

0-< 25

+ 15%

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ANNEX VI REGULATIONS MINISTER AGRICULTURE NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009 THE CHEMICAL PESTICIDE REGISTRATION FORM

TO Yth. MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE

u.p. LICENSING AND INVESTMENT CENTERS

Jl. HARSONO R.M. No. 3 JAKARTA

APPLICATION FOR CHEMICAL PESTICIDE REGISTRATION ______________________________________________________________________________ 1. PESTICIDE STATE AND NATURE

1. FORMULATE TRADE NAME: ______________________________________________________________________________

2. PESTICIDE TYPE: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. FORM FORMULATIONS

(Give a cross sign (x) on the corresponding description)

(1) Disable edge (Wettable powder/WP)

(2) oluble powder (SP)

(3) Tepung (powder/P) others *

(4) Grains (granule/GR)

(5) Solubility in water (SL)

(6) Emulable (Emulsifiable Concentration/EC)

(7) Larutan in oil (Oil miscible concentrate/OL)

(8) suspension (Suspension concentrate/SC) (9) Block (Block stanza/BB) (10) dissected Capsulated suspension (Capsulated suspension/CS) (11) Pekatan for seed multiplier (Flowable concentrate for seed treatment/FS) (12) evaporable pellets (Smoke pellet/FW) (13) Pasta (Paste/PA) (14) Soluble Granule (SG) (15) Tablet (Tablet/TB) (16) Crocodile that can be Dispersed in water (Water dispersible granule/WG) (17) Liquid Gas (Gas/GA) (18) Other *

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Explanation: 1. This entry list must be filled with 2 (two) 2. All captions requested in the entry list must be given the full. 3. If a place in this entry list is not enough, then the requested description may be given to the attachment signed by the applicant. 4. Other additional features are requested if deemed necessary.

CIRCUMSTANCES AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE FORMULATION

(1) The Color:

(2) Weight: at ° C or-° F

(3) Kekentalan: at ° C or-° F

(4) Saving resistance (time): year-month

(5) particle size/dimension:

(6) Water Kadar:%

(7) pH:

(8) flame point: ° C or-° F

(9) Burning point: ° C or-° F

(10) refractive index:

(11) Flour density: kg/l

(tap/bulk density)

(12) of the granulate structure:

(Give a cross sign (x) in the corresponding description) (a) The active ingredient is present on the outer surface of the grains (not encased)

(b) The active ingredient is in the interior of the grains (encased)

(13) Easy to explode or not:

(14) Korosifity:

(If corrosive, name the material to be tampered with) (15) Smell:

____________________________________________________________________________

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5. COMPOSITION FORMULATIONS

A constituent material

The compiler of the constituent *

generic name/chemical name

compiler

1. Active materials, as: 1.1 pure active materials (not materials

technical) 1.2 technical materials (mix of materials

active with other materials/

impurities). 2. Solvent 3. Four-bearer material. Filler 5. The sixth emulsion material. The 7th ingredient. Exterminating material 8. Adhesive nine. Rebar material (dispersing agent) 10. (Stabilizing agent) 11. Dye 12. Smelly 13. Other materials (indicate function)

* Expressed in grams/liter for liquid formulations and in percent weighting for solid formulations,

half-solid, viscous or mixed liquid and solid

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6. FORMULATION COMPATIBILITY

(Give a cross sign (x) on the corresponding description) This pesticide can be mixed with other pesticides that react:

(a) Acid (b) Alkalis (c) Neutral Captions *: Compatible with other insecticides

______________________________________________________________________________

7. NAMES AND CHEMICAL FORMULAS OF ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

(1) The chemical name (seget-dagets according to:

International Union for Pure and

Applied Chemistry).

(2) empirical Rumus:

(3) Rumus wakes up: (4) The common name according to

(a) International Standards : Organisation (ISO)

(b) Authorities in the country: origin (name of body name, country of origin) and active ingredient names) (c) Active ingredient makers:

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8. THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

(1) Liquid point: ° C or ° F

(2) boiling point: ° C or ° F

(3) flame point: ° C or ° F

(4) vapor pressure: at ° C or ° F

(5) Weight type: at ° C or ° F

(6) The active power dissolves in

(a) water: or at ° C or ° F

(b) organic solvent: or ppm at ° C or ° F

(name solvent)

(7) Molecular Weight:

(8) Oxidation capabilities:

(9) Distribution coefficients in two solvents: Non-interference (Kow, Koc Kads agricultural land characterized by Constatan Henry)

(10) The prisoner of active material against a variety of factors

(Give the cross sign (x) to the column

according to) the decomposition rate/

Degradation

Rays

Sun

Air

Oxygen

Temperature

The container material (mentioned

name of the material)

1. Unaffected at all

2. Slightly parsed/experiencing

degradation

3. Somewhat easy-ngurai/suffer degradation

4. Easy to parse/experience

degradation

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9. COMPOSITION OF TECHNICAL MATERIALS

A constituent material

Name of the umum/chemical name

The constituent material

The ingredients

compiler

1. The active ingredient * 2. Mixed material * *

* In terms of the active ingredient consisting of several isomers, it needs to be named for each of the isomers in its cadre

** Any mixed material or group of mixed materials must be named a common name or

its chemical name.

10. METHOD ANALYSIS METHOD (Write a method summary for determining the type and level of the active ingredient and attach a detailed description of the method in Indonesian or English).

______________________________________________________________________________

11. METHOD OF RESIDUE ANALYSIS (Full method of complete method in Indonesian or English for determination of pesticide residue levels including metabolites formed on plant materials or other materials, which outline in detail the way of extraction, the way of purification and the way of the determination of the residue as well as the tools and materials used in each of these ways)

12. DATA PERSISTENCE IN ENVIRONMENT (DT 50 on soil, water)

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II. REGISTERED USE

plant type or

livestock/Comoditi treated

And target organism or

purpose of use

Dosis or concentration

The recommended Formulation

application time

The way the application

application time

last before the plant was harvested

or the livestock was cut or

the farm result was consumed

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III. EFFICACY AND FITOTOXITY

1. WAY OF WORK AGAINST TARGET ORGANISMS

_______________________________________________________________________

2. EFIKASI* TRIAL

A type of plant or livestock/efficacy experiments that have been performed

Comthoditi treated and target organism or purpose of use

Location and number of experiments

Time

experiment/

data source

* Lamps also an experimental report performed in Indonesia

3. PESTICIDE RESIDUE DISTRIBUTION DATA IN THE ENVIRONMENT IN A GIVEN TIME AFTER APPLICATION

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4. FITOTOXICITY (1) The type of plant sensitive: (2) The duration of waiting for: avoiding the features of the fitotoxic (3) Other Attraction:

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IV. TOXICOLOGY 1. AKUT*

cara

grant

Type of Experiment

LD50 value (mg/kg body weight) or LD50 (name concentration unit

and timeframe

Formulation of the purely active Materials Technical Materials

Oral Dermal Intravena Subcutaneous Intrambishop

Intraperitoneal Inhalation

* Lamps also the experimental report mentions acute toxicity data

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2. EYE IRRITATION AND SKIN __________________________________________________________ 3. SENSITISASI

__________________________________________________________________________ 4. SHORT TERM TOXICITY (Uraikan briefly results in research held and dose levels that do not apply to the toxicological effect (no observable effect level). Attach a full report of the study in question.

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5. LONG-TERM TOXICITY (Uraikan briefly results in research held and dose levels that do not apply to the toxicological effects (no observable effect level), including carcinogenic, neurotoxic, teratogenic, mutagenic, and mutagenic effects. Attach a full report of the study in question.

6. MEDIS DATA (1) Clinical signs of clinical signs:

and symptoms of intoxication (2) Diagnosed Diagnoses:

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(3) First aid:

(4) Medical treatment: (Urafish clues in-need of doctors and antidote for such intoxication if any). (5) Health report in: industry, agriculture, dsb.

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V. DATA RESIDUES

Materials

plants/Ternak

/commodities examined

residue

Dosis,

many applications

and application intervals

Last application

(mention how many days

before the plant is harvested/cattle

truncated

When

sampling

(how many days

after the last application)

When a residue analysis is done

(name how many days after

last application)

Residu which

found (ppm)

Source

data

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VI. ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY

1. LABORATORY EXPERIMENT DATA ACUTE TOXICITY IN FISH

Name of species LC 50 (ppm formulation) Test fish source 24 hours 48 hours 96 hours Data

goldfish (Cyprinus carpio) Nila fish (Oreochromis niloticus) Fish tawes (Puntius gonionotus) Another fish (Name the species name of the test fish)

2. FIELD TRIAL DATA ON THE DANGERS OF FISH

Name species

test fish LT 50 (day)

Shortcuts%

Productivity (gr/tail)

data source

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3. INFORMATION ABOUT THE DANGERS FOR WILD ANIMALS AND THE ENVIRONMENT (1) The toxicity in birds:

(2) The toxicity in other vertebrates:

(acute toxicity, etc.)

(3) The toxicity of bees: (4) Toksisity in natural foes:

(5) Toxicity in insects:

other useful

(6) Metabolism in plants:

or animals, displacement and

persistence in soil and water

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VII. ANOTHER DESCRIPTION OF PESTICIDE 1. CARA ANNIHILATION (Uraikan means the destruction of pesticide and its unspent container that is safe for workers, third parties and the environment).

___________________________________________________________________________ 2. CONTAINER AND WRAPPING UP (1) Wadah

Volume/Weight

Description of the container

1. Item 2. Form 3. Size (diameter) (height) 4. thickness of materials 5. Color 6 of the surface layer of container 7. Container cap item

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(2) Wrapping (Urafish by mentioning wrapping material, shape, size, thickness of the material, large number of containers wrapped, way of wrapping including container attachment, etc.)

___________________________________________________________________________ 3. THE PROPOSED LABEL (Lamps the proposed example in the Indonesian language in accordance with applicable regulatory provisions).

___________________________________________________________________________ 4. INFORMATION ABOUT REGISTRATION AND PERMISSION IN OTHER COUNTRIES (Lampattached copies of the permits and labels applicable in the home country and in some other countries).

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VIII. INFORMATION ABOUT THE APPLICANT ' S OWNER OF THE FORMULATION AND THE ORIGIN OF THE MATERIAL

TEKNIS/ACTIVE

1. THE APPLICANT 'S NAME AND ADDRESS

NOTE: IT NEEDS TO BE ATTACHED TO A COPY OF THE LEGAL BODY' S FOUNDING CERTIFICATE. _______________________________________________________________________________________ 2. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE OWNER OF THE FORMULATIONS Note: The owner of the formulation is the person or legal entity that

becomes the owner of a prescription formulation of the pesticide formulation and of a pesticide made by his will based on a prescription. That.

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3. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE TECHNIS/INGREDIENT MAKER

Note: The active technical/materials maker is the person or legal entity that makes technical/active materials available. Together this list of stuffing needs to be attached to a letter from the government authorities in the field of pesticide industry in the country concerned which explains that the technical materials/active materials are an industry. create the technical/active material that is on the label composition of the formulation and the composition of the technical materials (Chapter I grains 5 and 9)

__________________________________________________________________________ Diisi according to truth

. () (PLACE) (PLACE) (DATE) (DATE AND CLEAR NAME)

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ANNEX VIII REGULATION AGRICULTURE MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009 THE BIOLOGICAL PESTICIDE REGISTRATION FORM

TO Yth. MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE

u.p. LICENSING AND INVESTMENT CENTERS

Jl. HARSONO R.M. No. 3 JAKARTA APPLICATION FOR PESTICIDE REGISTRATION BIOLOGY _____________________________________________________________________________

1. BIOLOGICAL PESTICIDE STATE AND NATURE

1. FORMULATE TRADE NAME: ____________________________________________________________________________

2. PESTICIDE TYPE:

_____________________________________________________________________________

3. FORM FORMULATIONS

(Give the cross sign (x) in the corresponding description)

(1) the dissutable edge (wettable powder/WP)

(2) the water-soluble edge (sod powder/SP)

(3) Tepung (powder/P) other *

(4) BuTyrants (granule/GR)

(5) Solubility in water (Soluble concentrate/SL)

(6) emulable emulsifiable (emulsifiable concentrate/EC )

(7) Larutan in oil (oil concentrate/OC)

(8) suspension (keep suspension/SC)

(9) Block (Block bait/BB)

(10) Others *

______________________________________________________________________________________________ Description: 1. This entry list must be filled with 2 (two) 2. All captions requested in the entry list must be given the full. 3. If a place in this entry list is not enough, then the requested description may be given to the attachment signed by the applicant. 4. Other additional maturity is requested if deemed necessary.

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2. STATES AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF CHEMICAL FORMULATIONS

(1) Color:

(2) Weight: at ° C or-° F

(3) Kekentalan: at ° C or-° F

(4) The prisoner is stored (time): year-month

(5) The size of the particle/dimension:

(6) Water Kadar:%

(7) pH:

(8) Refractive index:

(9) flour: kg/l

(tap/bulk density)

(10) The structure of the grains:

(Give a cross (x) sign in the corresponding description)

(a) The active ingredient is present on the outer surface of the grains (not encased)

(b) The active ingredient is in the interior of the grains (encased)

(12) Smell:

____________________________________________________________________________

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3. COMPOSITION FORMULATIONS

A constituent material

The compiler of the constituent *

generic name/chemical name

compiler

1. Active ingredient 2. solvent 3. Four-bearer material. Filler 5. The sixth emulsion material. The 7th ingredient. Exterminating material 8. Adhesive nine. Rebar material (dispersing agent) 10. (Stabilizing agent) 11. Dye 12. Smelly 13. Other materials (indicate function)

* Expressed in grams/liter for liquid formulations and in percent weighting for solid formulations,

half-solid, viscous or mixed liquid and solid

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4. FORMULATION COMPATIBILITY

(Give the cross sign (x) on the corresponding caption) This pesticide can be mixed with other pesticides that react: (a) Acid b) Alkalis (c) Neutral Caption *: Compatible with other insecticides

(7) The active ingredient against a variety of factors

(Give a cross (x) on the column that

accordingly). Decomposition rate/

Degradation

rays

Sun

Water

oxygen

Temperature

The container material (mentioned

name of the material)

1. Unaffected at all

2. Slightly parsed/experiencing

degradation

3. Somewhat easy-ngurai/suffer degradation

4. Easy to parse/experience

degradation

5. METHOD ANALYSIS METHOD (Write a summary of the method for determining the type and level of the active ingredient and attach a detailed description of the method in English or English).

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II. REGISTERED USE

plant type or

livestock /Komoditi treated

And target organisms or purposes of use

Dosis or Formulation concentration

recommended

The time of the application

Cara

application

Last application time

before the plant was harvested or cattle were cut or results

agriculture was consumed

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III. EFFICACY 1. WAY OF WORK AGAINST TARGET ORGANISMS

_________________________________________________________________________ 2. EFIKASI* TRIAL

A type of plant or livestock/efficacy experiments that have been performed

Comthoditi treated and target organism or purpose of use

Location and number of experiments

Time

experiment/

data source

* Lamps also an experimental report performed in Indonesia

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IV. TOXICOLOGY 1. TOXICITY OF AKUT*

How to grant

Type of experimental beast

LD50 formulation of the formulation (mg/kg weight)

Oral Dermal

* The trial report has also been reported.

* which mentions the acute toxicity data

2. IRRITATION OF EYES AND SKIN 3. DATA TOXICITY DATA 2 YEARS (FOR RODENTICIDE BIOLOGY THAT IS MATERIAL

NEW ACTIVATION) _________________________________________________________

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V. ANOTHER DESCRIPTION OF PESTICIDE 1. CONTAINER AND WRAPPING UP (1) Wadah

Volume/Weight

Description of the container

1. Item 2. Form 3. Size (diameter) (height) 4. thickness of materials 5. Color 6 of the surface layer of container 7. Container cap

(2) Wrapping (Urafish by mentioning wrapper, shape, size, thickness of the material, many wrapped containers, way of wrapping including container attachment, dsb)

___________________________________________________________________________

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3. THE PROPOSED LABEL (Lamps for example proposed in Indonesian in accordance with the provisions

applicable regulations).

_________________________________________________________________________

4. INFORMATION ABOUT REGISTRATION AND PERMISSION IN OTHER COUNTRIES (Lampattached copies of the permits and labels applicable in the home country and in some other countries).

VI. THE DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLICANT ' S FORMULATION

1. THE NAME AND THE APPLICANT ' S ADDRESS

Note: It needs to be attached to the legal entity's founding certificate

__________________________________________________________

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2. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE OWNER OF THE FORMULATIONS Note: The owner of the formulation is the person or legal entity that

becomes the owner of a prescription formulation of the pesticide formulation and of a pesticide made by his will based on a prescription. That.

Concurrent in accordance with the truth

. as well as the applicant ' s legal body stamp)

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ANNEX IX REGULATIONS MINISTER AGRICULTURE NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

PESTICIDE REGISTRATION FORM OF HOUSEHOLD AND PESTICIDE FOR CONTROL OF DISEASE VECTOR IN HUMANS

To Yth.

AGRICULTURE MINISTER u.p. CENTRE FOR LICENSING AND INVESTMENT

Jl. HARSONO R.M. No. 3 JAKARTA

APPLICATION FOR HOUSEHOLD PESTICIDE REGISTRATION AND DISEASE VECTOR CONTROL PESTICIDE IN HUMANS

_____________________________________________________________________________

I. PESTICIDE STATE AND NATURE

1. FORMULATE TRADE NAME: ______________________________________________________________________________

2. PESTICIDE TYPE: ______________________________________________________________________________

3. FORM FORMULATIONS ______________________________________________________________________________

(Give the cross sign (x) in the corresponding description)

(1) Aerosol (Aerosol dispenser/AE)

(2) Larutan (Anyother Liquid/AL)

(3) Ring Padatan (Mousquito Coil/MC)

(4) Vaporizable ( Liquid Vaporizer/LV)

(5) The disc (Vaporizing mats/MV)

(6) The Feed Is Ready To Use (Block bait/BB)

(7) Emulable (Emulsifiable Concentrate/EC)

(8) In water (Soluble Highlight Ate/SL)

(9) Granule (Granule/GR)

(10) Suspensions (Suspension of Ate/SC)

(11) Foging (Hot Fogging concentrate/HN)

(12) Lampion (Liquid vaporation/LV)

(13) Lotion (Lotion/Lt)

(14) Gel (emulsifiable gel/GL)

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(15) Tablet (tablet/TB)

(16) Ultra low volume (ULV) liquid/UL

(17) Other *

____________________________________________________________________________ explanation: 1. This entry list must be filled with 2 (two) 2. All captions requested in the entry list must be given the full. 3. If a place in this entry list is not enough, then the requested description may be given to the attachment signed by the applicant. 4. Other additional maturity is requested if deemed necessary.

(1) Color:

(2) Weight of type: at ° C or-° F

(3) Kekentalan: at ° C or-° F

(4) The prisoner save (time): year-

(5) particle size/dimension:

(6) Water Kadar:%

(7) pH:

(8) flame point: ° C or-° F

(9) Burning point: ° C or-° F

(10) Refractive index:

(11) The flour is: kg/l (tap/bulk density)

(12) Set-up structure:

(Give a cross sign (x) in the corresponding description)

(a) The active ingredient is present on the outer surface of the grains (not encased)

(b) The active ingredient is in the interior of the grains (encased)

(13) Easy to explode or not:

(14) Korosifity: (If corrosive, name the material that can be tampered with)

(15) Smell: ___________________________________________________________________________

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5. COMPOSITION FORMULATIONS

A constituent material

The compiler of the constituent *

generic name/chemical name

compiler

1. The active ingredient, as: 1.1 pure active materials (not the materials

technical) 1.2 technical materials (mix of materials

active with other materials/impurities).

2. Solvent 3. Four-bearer material. Filler 5. The sixth emulsion material. The 7th ingredient. Exterminating material 8. Adhesive nine. Rebar material (dispersing agent) 10. (Stabilizing agent) 11. Dye 12. Smelly 13. Other materials (indicate function)

* Expressed in grams/liter for liquid formulations and in percent weighting for solid formulations, half-solid, viscous or liquid mixture and solid

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6. NAMES AND CHEMICAL FORMULAS OF ACTIVE INGREDIENTS (1) The chemical name (as it is by: International Union for Pure and Applied Chemistry). (2) empirical Rumus:

(3) Rumus wakes:

(4) General names according to (a) International Standards : Organisation (ISO)

(b) Authorities in the country: origin (name of body, country of origin and the common name of the active ingredient) (c) The active ingredient maker:

7. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ACTIVE MATERIALS (1) Liquid point: ° C or ° F (2) boiling point: ° C or ° F (3) flame point: ° C or ° F (4) vapor pressure: at ° C or ° F (5) Weight of type: at ° C or ° F (6) the dissolved power of the active ingredient in (a) water: or at ° C or at a temperature of ° C or ° F (b) organic solvent: or ppm at ° C or ° F (name solvent name) (7) Molecular weight: (8) Oxidation capabilities:

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The prisoner of the material is active against various factors

(Give a cross (x) to the column

according to the same). Decomposition rate/

Degradation

rays

Sun

Water

oxygen

Temperature

The container material (mentioned

name of the material)

1. Unaffected at all

2. Slightly parsed/experienced

degradation

3. It's a bit easy to get down to degradation

4. Easy to parse/experience

degradation

8. COMPOSITION OF TECHNICAL MATERIALS

A constituent material

Name of the umum/chemical name

The constituent material

The ingredients

compiler

1. The active ingredient * 2. Mixed material * *

* In terms of the active ingredient consisting of several isomers, it needs to be named for each of the isomers in its cadre

** Any mixed material or group of mixed materials must be specified a common name or chemical name.

9. METHOD ANALYSIS METHOD (Write a summary of the method for determining the type and level of the active ingredient and attach a detailed description of the method in English or English).

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II. REGISTERED USE

Organism targets

or purposes of use

Dosis or concentration

The recommended formulation

Time of the application

How application

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III. EFFICACY 1. WAY OF WORK AGAINST TARGET ORGANISMS

_________________________________________________________________________ 2. EFIKASI* TRIAL

The efficacy experiments that targeted the target organism or the purpose of use

The location and the number of experiments

Time

trial Acting/

data source

* Lamps also experimental reports executed in Indonesia

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IV. TOXICOLOGY 1. AKUT*

How to grant

Type of experimental beast

LD50 value (mg/kg body weight) or LD50 (name concentration unit

and the term of the technical Materials Formulation of the Materials

is active.

Oral Dermal

Inhalation

* The trial report also mentions such acute toxicity data

2. EYE AND SKIN IRRITATION

____________________________________________________________________________________ 3. SENSITISATION

______________________________________________________________________

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4. SHORT-TERM TOXICITY (Uraikan briefly results in research held and levels of dose not

elicits the toxicological effect (no observable effect level). Attach a full report of the study in question.

5. LONG-TERM TOXICITY (Uraikan briefly results in research held and dose levels that do not apply to the toxicological effects (no observable effect levels), including carcinogenic, teratogenic, mutagenic, etc.). Attach a full report of the study in question.

6. MEDIS DATA

(1) clinical signs: and symptoms of intoxication

(2) Diagnosed diagnosis:

(3) First aid: (4) Medical treatment: (Urafish hints that in-need of doctors and antidote for intoxication As such, it is.

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V. ANOTHER DESCRIPTION OF PESTICIDE 1. CARA ANNIHILATION (Uraikan means the destruction of pesticide and its unspent container that is safe for workers, third parties and the environment).

_________________________________________________________________________ 2. CONTAINER AND WRAPPING UP (1) Wadah

Volume/Weight

Description of the container

1. Item 2. Form 3. Size (diameter) (height) 4. thickness of materials 5. Color 6 of the surface layer of container 7. Container cap

(2) Wrapping (Urafish by mentioning wrapper, shape, size,

thickness of the material, large number of containers wrapped, way of wrapping including container attachment, dsb)

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3. THE PROPOSED LABEL (Lamps the proposed example in the Indonesian language in accordance with applicable regulatory provisions).

4. INFORMATION ABOUT REGISTRATION AND PERMISSION IN OTHER COUNTRIES (Lampattached copies of the permits and labels applicable in the home country and in some other countries).

VI. A DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLICANT ' S FORMULATION AND THE ORIGIN OF THE TECHNIS/ACTIVE

1. THE APPLICANT 'S NAME AND ADDRESS

NOTE: IT NEEDS TO BE ATTACHED TO A COPY OF THE LEGAL BODY' S FOUNDING CERTIFICATE. ______________________________________________________________________________________ 2. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE OWNER OF THE FORMULATIONS Note: The owner of the formulation is the person or legal entity that

becomes the owner of a prescription formulation of the pesticide formulation and of a pesticide made by his will based on a prescription. That.

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3. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE TECHNIS/INGREDIENT MAKER

Note: The active technical/materials maker is the person or legal entity that makes technical/active materials available. Together this list of stuffing needs to be attached to a letter from the government authorities in the field of pesticide industry in the country concerned which explains that the technical materials/active materials are an industry. creating such technical/active materials on the formulation composition label and the technical materials composition

__________________________________________________________________________ Diisi according to truth

. (place) ... (place) (date) (sign and clear name as well as the stamp of the petitioner law)

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ATTACHMENT X REGULATIONS MINISTER AGRICULTURE NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

PESTICIDE TECHNICAL REGISTRATION APPLICATION FORM

TO YTH. MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE

u.p. THE CENTER OF PERIZINAN AND THE NVESTITURES. HARSONO R.M. No. 3 JAKARTA

REQUEST REGISTRATION OF THE PESTICIDE TECHNICAL MATERIALS

___________________________________________________________________________

1. THE SITUATION AND NATURE OF THE TECHNICAL MATERIAL

1. TECHNICAL NAME: ____________________________________________________________________________

2. TECHNICAL MATERIALS

(Give a cross sign (x) in the corresponding description)

(1) Akarisida

(2) Baktericide

(3) Funcicides

(4) Herbisida

(5) Insecticide

(6) Molusisida

(7) Nematisida

(8) Rodenticide

(9) The Growing Governing Substances

(10) Other *

* The type of technical material referred to be called

____________________________________________________________________________ explanation: 1. This entry list must be filled with 4 (four 2. All captions requested in the filling list must be given the full set. 3. If a place in this entry list is not enough, then the requested description may be given to the attachment signed by the applicant. 4. Other additional maturity is requested if deemed necessary.

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3. TECHNICAL MATERIALS

(Give a cross (x) sign in the corresponding description)

(a) synthetic technical materials

(1) The technical materials of origin *

(2) processed technical materials (premix)

(b) Biotechnical materials

(1) Technical Materials origin *

(2) Processing technical materials (premix)

(c) Others

(technical materials to be mentioned)

*) The resulting material is directly generated from the process of synthesis, extraction or other processes for producing an active ingredient

**) Which is intended to be the material produced from the processing process technical materials by adding solvents, stabilization or other materials to make it easier or to meet certain needs in pewadahan, transport, storage and use of technical materials prior to the process of formulation of the formulation product.

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. HOW TECHNICAL MATERIALS

(Uraikan outlines the principle of intended technical materials)

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5. THE KEADAN AND THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE TECHNICAL MATERIALS

a. Technical Form (x) on the corresponding description) (1) Larutan

(2) Emulsi

(3) Suspensi

(4) Pasta

(5) Tepung

(6) Crystals

(7) compressed gas

(8) Other *

* The form of the technical material referred to is mentioned

b. Color:

c. Weight: at ° C or-° F

d. Distincality: at ° C or-° F

e. Save endurance (time): year of the month

f. Particle/dimension size:

g. Water level:%

h. Acidity:%

i. Basicity:%

b. Flash point: ° C or-° F At mHg pressure

k. Burn point (ignition point): ° C or-° F At mHg pressure

l. Liquid point (melting point): ° C or-° F At mHg pressure

j. Refractive index:

k. Flour fragility: (tap/bulk density)

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l. Easy to explode or not:

m. Corosifity:

(If corrosive, name any material that can be tampered with)

__________________________________________________________________________

6. COMPOSITION OF TECHNICAL MATERIALS

Sort of constituent materials

generic name/chemical name

Kadar (%)

1. The original technical material (1) The active ingredient * (2) of the sorting materials * * 1. Processed technical materials (1) Technical Materials of the origin of the Ingredient Ingredient (2) Materials

added

In the case of an active ingredient consisting of several isomers, it needs to be named each of the isomers

and its cadre. ** Every single ingredient or a sorting group should be specified by a common name or chemical name.

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7. TECHNICAL MATERIALS COMPATIBILITY (Give a cross sign (x) on the corresponding caption) This pesticide can be mixed with other pesticides that react: (a) Acid (b) Alkalis (c) Neutral Explanation *: * Next to chemically compatibility, if because of the phyxiation or other reason formulation

it should not be mixed with other formulations, so it is so explained. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

8. NAMES AND CHEMICAL FORMULAS OF ACTIVE INGREDIENTS (1) The chemical name (as it is in place:

International Union for Pure and Applied Chemistry).

(2) empirical Rumus:

(3) Rumus wakes up:

(4) General names according to (a) International Standards :

Organisation (ISO)

(b) Authorities in the country:

origin (Name body name, country of origin and common name of active ingredient)

(c) Active material maker: _________________________________________________________________________

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9. THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

(1) Form:

(2) boiling point: at 220 ° C or-° F

(3) Liquid dots: ° C or ° F

(4) vapor pressure: at ° C or ° F

(5) The soluble power of the active ingredient in (a) water: at 20 ° C or-° F (b) organic solvent:% or ppm at the temperature ° C (name solvent name) or-° F

(6) The distribution coefficient in two solvents:

which cannot intervene (mention pela-rut referred)

(7) The prisoner of the active material against various factors (Give the crossword (x) to the corresponding column).

Decomposition/degradation Rate

rays

Sun

Water

Oxygen

Temperature

The container material (mentioned

names of such materials

1. Unaffected at all

2. Slightly decipher.

3. It's a bit easy to get down to degradation

4. Easy to parse/degrade

Note: If there is a quantitative data about such data it is attached

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10. TECHNICAL MATERIALS ANALYSIS METHOD (Write a summary of the method for determining the type and level of the active ingredient and attach a detailed description of the method in English or English). ____________________________________________________________________________

II. WORK WAY TO TARGET ORGANISMS

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III. MAMMALIAN TOXICOLOGY 1. TOXICITY OF AKUT*

How to grant

experimental animal type

LD50 values (mg/kg body weight) or LD50 (name concentration unit

and timeframe

Pure active Materials technical materials

(1) Oral (2) Dermal (3) Inhalation (4) Other-lain**

-Intravena-Subcutaneous-Intra

monthally-Intra

muscular

*) The results of an experimental report that mentions acute toxicity data. If the data is available

___________________________________________________________________________

2. EYE IRRITATION AND SKIN ___________________________________________________________________________ 3. SENSITISASI

__________________________________________________________________________

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4. SHORT TERM TOXICITY (Uraikan briefly results in research held and dose levels that do not apply to the toxicological effect (no observable effect level). Attach a full report of the study in question.

___________________________________________________________________________

5. LONG-TERM TOXICITY

(Urafish briefly results of held research and dose levels that do not apply to the toxicological effects (no observable effect level), including carcinogenic, neurotoxic, teratogenic, mutagenic effects And, etc. Attach a full report of the study in question.

___________________________________________________________________________ 6. MEDIS DATA

(1) clinical signs: and symptoms of intoxication

(2) Diagnosed diagnosis:

(3) First aid:

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(4) Medical treatment:

(Urafish hints that doctors and antidote need for such intoxication if any).

(5) Health reports in: industry, agriculture, etc.

IV. ANOTHER DESCRIPTION OF TECHNICAL MATERIALS 1. CARA ANNIHILATION (Uraikan means the destruction of pesticide and its unspent container that is safe for workers, third parties and the environment). _________________________________________________________________________

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2. CONTAINER AND WRAPPING

(1) Wadah

Volume/Weight

Description of the container

1. Item 2. Form 3. Size

4. Material thickness

5. Color 6 of the surface layer of container 7. Container cap material

3. THE PROPOSED LABEL

(Lamps for example proposed in Indonesian in accordance with applicable regulatory provisions).

____________________________________________________________________________

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V. THE DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLICANT AND THE TECHNICAL MATERIALS MAKER 1. THE APPLICANT ' S NAME AND ADDRESS

Note: It is necessary to attach a copy of the Population Sign Card to individual applicants or a copy of the legal entity's establishment for the applicant instead of the individual. ____________________________________________________________________________________

2. NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE TECHNICAL MATERIALS MAKER

Note: A technical materials maker is a person or legal entity that makes technical materials.

With this list of fillings it needs to be attached to a letter from the government authorities in the field of pesticide industry in the country of the country. concerned which explains that the technical material maker is an industry that makes such technical material

______________________________________________________________________ Diisi in accordance with truth

. (place) ... (place) (date) (date) (sign and clear name and stamp of the applicant law)

Specified in Jakarta On the date:

MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE,

ANTON APRIYANTONO

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ANNEX XI ORDINANCE FARM MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

SPECIFICATION CONTAINER a. Volume volume is expressed by clear units such as ml (milliliters), l (liter), g

(gram), kg (kilogram), Volume of the permitted container in accordance with the applicable provisions.

b. The ingredients are clearly expressed as glass, cans, iron, aluminum,

aluminiumfoil, paper, plastics (PE, PV, HDPE, LDPE), and others. C. The size of the container size is specified with a clear unit such as the height of the bottle,

body diameter, neck diameter (cylinder bottle-shaped container), length, width, height, neck diameter (rectangular shape container), long, wide (bag shaped container), and so on.

d. Thickness of the thickness of the container material is expressed by clear units such as mm (millimeter),

cm (centimeter). e. Color of the color of the container is clearly expressed, such as white, yellow, brown, red and

so on. f. The material layer material of the inner container surface layer directly related to

the pesticide is declared clearly, such as epoxy, and others. The container material is primarily used to coat the surface of the container in a container of a can bottle so that the container material is not easily rusty or reacts with its contents.

g. The lid material of the container cap cap is expressed clearly, such as cans, aluminum, plastics (PE,

HDPE, LDPE, HMPE) and others.

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APPENDIX XII REGULATION AGRICULTURE MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: 10 Oct 2009

ISI LABEL 1. Mandatory details are listed on the label

a. Name of the formula; b. Pesticide type; c. Name and level of active ingredient; d. Fill or clean weight in the packaging; e. Security alert; f. Classification and symbol of danger; g. Security instructions; h. Symptoms of intoxication; i. First aid in accident (P3K); j. Medical care; k. Guidance on storage; l. Usage instructions; m. Pictograms; n. Registration number; o. Name and address as well as the registration holder's phone number; p. Production numbers, months and years of production (batch number) as well as the month and year

expire; q. Extermination instructions. In addition to these descriptions on each of the required labels, the "READ LABEL BEFORE USING THIS PESTICIDE"

2. All statements on the label must conform to the data provided in

registration application and do not deviate from the provisions established by the Minister of Agriculture regarding registration and granting of permits for each pesticide. Each pesticide registration holder must address to the licensing and Investment Management of the proposed label for first inspection and the approval of the Licensing and Investment Centre before it is printed and used in each container as listed.

3. For a small container size does not allow all the captions and sentences

a warning as the item a up to q needs to be listed on the container. The full label must remain listed on a separate sheet accompanying the container. In the container it must be written clearly "Read the complete instructions on a separate sheet accompanying this vessel". However, it may be possible that all the captions can be listed on the label.

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4. Image tags and danger warning sentences on the pesticide label, which are based on oral LD50 values and dermal formulations are as follows:

CLASSIFICATION AND PESTICIDE HAZARD SYMBOLS

CAPTIONS TO BE INCLUDED ON TAGS

DANGER CLASS

STATEMENT OF DANGER

WARNA

SYMBOL OF DANGER

SYMBOL AND STATEMENT

DANGER It is very dangerous

HIGHLY TOXIC

OLD CHOCOLATE

HIGHLY TOXIC Ib once

TOXIC

OLD RED

TOXIC II Malicious

MALICIOUS

OLD YELLOW

MALICIOUS

III REASONABLY DANGEROUS

ATTENTION

YOUNG BLUE

ATTENTION IV HARMLESS on usage normal

GREEN

5. In addition to the above and in accordance with the nature of the danger, the sentence and the other danger warning symbols are also included: explosives, oxidised materials, corrosive materials, irritation materials, flammable materials.

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SYMBOL OF THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE PESTICIDE CORROSIVE MATERIAL EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL Black symbol on the yellow base or the black symbol on the orange base of orange upper and white or orange on the black base for mid-bottom FLAMMABLE MATERIALS FLAMMABLE MATERIALS (LIQUIDS) (SOLIDS) Black symbols on the red base of the Black Symbol on a white base with vertical red strips

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FLAMMABLE MATERIALS FLAMMABLE MATERIALS (REACTIVE TO WATER) Black symbols on a young blue base. Black symbol on the white base for

upper middle and red for the bottom of the bottom.

The irritation material of the oxidation material of the black symbol on the yellow base or the black symbol on the yellow base or orange-orange base

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WARNING SENTENCES AND SECURITY DIRECTIONS

1. Security warnings are adjusted to the nature of the pesticide hazards expressed in the following sentences:

DANGER WARNING SENTENCE

a. Keep it in lockdown and away from the kids ' reach. B. Do n' t eat, drink or smoke during work with this pesticide. C. These pesticides are harmful, toxic when ingested, about skin and or inhaled. D. This pesticide causes irritation to the eyes, skin and or respiratory systems.

2. In addition to the security alert phrase, it is required to include a sentence written with

capital and thick letters "SAVE IN A SAFE AND FAR AWAY FROM THE CHILDREN ' S REACH".

3. The classification and symbol of danger are adapted to the nature of the pesticide hazards that

concerned, expressed by symbols, words and colors as they were before.

4. In addition to the symbol of danger it needs to be listed as physical properties as explained

previously. 5. Security clues are primarily aimed at workers or users, for consumers

and for the environment to live as below. 6. Security instructions are expressed with the following sentences:

SENTENCE SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS FOR WORKERS AND USERS

a. At times using these pesticides do n' t eat, drink or smoke. B. As long as working with these pesticides is hinting dust, smoke, steam, fog spray,

gas, contact with the mouth, skin and eyes. C. Wear rubber gloves, aprons, work/overalls, long sleeves

and long pants, rubber boots, dust glasses, face protection, headgear, dust mask and respirator/sucker.

d. In the event of a contamination of the immediate response to the pesticide-contaminated clothing, then wash all the affected parts with the much water.

e. After working with the pesticide cucilah: 1) the hands and skin affected by the pesticide until it is clean before eating, drinking

or smoking; 2) work clothes, boots, hats and other protective clothing thoroughly

until clean especially the inside of the glove. f. A pesticide/tanah/surface device exposed to pesticides must be washed until

net or otherwise recommended. G. Provide a ventilation of sufficient areas/buildings that have been application of the pesticide

before it is filled/repopulated.

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PICTOGRAM IMAGES AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES SYMBOL OF PESTICIDES 1. Storage:

2. Usage:

3. Worker security or user:

4. Environmental security:

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SENTENCE OF SECURITY GUIDANCE FOR CONSUMERS A. Do not use this pesticide on all plants or other ingredients that can

be eaten. B. It can only be used on plants/foodstub ..... c. Don't get used to food/ingredients ..... with more than .........

(broad-formulas /application). D. Do n' t use more than ........ times in one season on plant/ingredients

food. e. Do not be used after (name its growth). f. The timeframe between the last application and the harvesting poll.

SENTENCE THE SECURITY HINT FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

a. It ' s dangerous for pets, livestock, fish, bees and wildlife. B. Avoid livestock from areas that have been treated with pesticides. C. Keep the livestock out of the water that the pesticide has treated for the most

a little (mention its timeframe). D. Do not contaminate the pools, lakes, rivers, waterways and other waters with

the waste of pesticide or its former vessel. e. Water the dishwashing container and or the pesticide application away from the pond, lake, river,

the water channel and other waters. f. (Name of the pesticide) is persistent and its use many times it can

cause an adverse environment and other adverse effects.

INFORMATION ABOUT SYMPTOMS OF INTOXICATION 1. Symptoms of intoxication are easily detectest, expressed by sentences

in particular, adjusted to the dangers of the pesticide in question. 2. After a sentence about the early symptoms of the poisoning need to be added the "If

The poisoning immediately stops working and does the first aid act in the crash and immediately contact the medical officer"

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CAPTION FOR HELP INSTRUCTIONS 1. The first aid guide in an accident is a health care handling

that can be immediately done by yourself or someone else before it is handled by the authorized medical officer.

2. First aid instructions on accidents adjusted to the nature of danger

The pesticide is concerned, expressed with certain sentences as follows:

SENTENCE FIRST AID INSTRUCTIONS ON ACCIDENT (P3K)

a. Take off the pesticide-exposed clothing and wash the exposed skin with water and soap thoroughly until it is clean, and try to keep the patient powered.

b. If the pesticide hits the wet eye immediately with clean water for 15 minutes.

c. If the pesticide is swallowed and still conscious soon, try to be able to be able to be able to drink a glass of warm water that is given a tablespoon of the kitchen salt or by tickling the throat with a clean finger. Try to keep the resistance until the vomit fluid becomes lucid.

d. Do not be given something through the mouth of the unconscious. e. If you are to be sucked into a person with fresh air and if necessary

give the artificial breathing through or with the giving of oxygen. f. Contact the doctor or the authorized medical officer, if you may take it

and show you the pesticide label. 3. Medical treatment is an act of health care handling that can be carried out by

doctors or other medical personnel authorized. 4. If the corresponding pesticide has an antidot, then the name and

the requirement and the use of the antidot use should be listed. 5. Medical treatment is expressed with sentences tailored to the nature

pesticide is concerned.

CAPTION THE STORAGE CLUE

1. Storage instructions are as follows " Pesticide in a safe, cool, dry place, not directly exposed to sunlight. Keep away from the range of children, water sources, animals, and away from the fire ".

2. Another sentence about the storage directions can be added according to

the nature of the pesticide is concerned.

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DESCRIPTIONS OF USE INSTRUCTIONS

The usage instructions are expressed with the sentences tailored to the goals, requirements and events of its use, covering such items below: a. Human, animal, plant or other target object in accordance with the Minister's Decision

Agriculture; b. Organisms bully targets; c. A dose is specified in a unit of weight (gram, kilogram) or unit of volume (milliliters,

liters) of each unit of measure, unit of weight or specific unit of space that is in the application of; d. The concentration, expressed in grams or milliliters of formulation of each unit of liquid volume

spray; e. The volume of the spray fluid is expressed in a litre of each broad unit, a unit of bobor or

a specific unit of space that is in application; f. Way of application; g. How to avoid negative impacts on non-target organisms and other "

" environments; h. Application time; i. Timeframe wait to avoid residue and fitotoxicity problems.

PENCANTUMAN IMAGE CAPTION

1. Piktogram is mainly for conveying a message about storage, use and security.

2. Pictograms among others as described earlier.

LIMITED PESTICIDE LABELS

For limited pesticides besides following those conditions above, it is mandatory to follow the provisions of the limited pesticide label, namely: 1. Color basic label must be orange; 2. On the label must be listed the sentence "Only used by the user

certified", written with an easy-to-read letter. The terms of the orange label color were intended to facilitate the circulation, storage, and use of the pesticide and to facilitate the responsibility of the registration holder against the pesticide.

COMPILING THE LABEL

1. On the label for small packaging that does not allow to list all the necessary captions, it can be set up as follows: a. On the label attached to the container, listed on the description

include a, b, c, d, f, g, h, k, l, m, n, o;

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b. On an additional label that is not attached to the container lists all the captions.

2. On the label attached to the container is required to be specified the phrase "Read the sheet

separate that accompanies this container". 3. All references to the label are required to use the Indonesian language. 4. The description in foreign languages can be added and only is

a translation of the Indonesian-language description. 5. The caption on the mandatory label is printed clearly and easily read in the circumstances

normal, as well as not easily faded or damaged by weather, pesticide or other materials. 6. The color of writing should contrast with the label ' s base color. The description of the label can be compiled in one or more of the panel as follows: 1. If compiled in one panel, all the information is required to be listed in

the panel. 2. If compiled in more than one panel, then on the mandatory main panel

listed the caption, while the other panel contains the caption that is not yet listed in the main panel.

3. Pictograms, danger warning sentences and danger symbols are placed at the bottom. 4. The pesticide danger class is expressed in a ribbon along the label, with a specific color,

as it was explained before. 5. The width of the ribbon is 15 (fifteen) percent of the width of the label. 6. In the ribbons can be placed pictograms as well as symbols and hazards warnings.

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APPENDIX XIII REGULATION AGRICULTURE MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

LIST OF PESTICIDE QUALITY TEST LABORATORY NAMES

1. Laboratory of the Directorate General of Food Plants, Department of Agriculture. 2. Laboratory of the Isotop Application Center and Radiation, the National Atomic Energy Agency (BATAN). 3. Laboratory of the Great Hall of Chemical Industries, Department of Industry. 4. Laboratory of the Food Quality Testing Center, Department of Industry. 5. Laboratory of the Great Hall of Agricultural Results, Department of Industry. 6. Laboratory of the National Drug and Drug Examination Center, Drug Control Agency and

Food. 7. Laboratory of the Faculty of Agriculture, IPB. 8. Laboratory of Veterinary Medicine, IPB. 9. UPTD-BPTPH Pesticide Laboratory, Maros, South Sulawesi. 10. UPTD-BPTPH Pesticide Laboratory, Padang, West Sumatra. 11. UPTD-BPTPH Pesticide Laboratory, Surabaya, East Java. 12. UPTD-BPTPH Pesticide Laboratory, Medan, North Sumatra. 13. Agro UPTD-BPTPH Chemical Laboratory, Lembang, West Java.

14. Quality Assurance Hall and Certification of Agricultural Results and Forest Results, Jakarta DKI Province.

15. Spice and Aromatic plant research hall, Bogor.

16. Institute of Petroleum and Earth Gas (LEMIGAS), Jakarta.

17. Polymer Research Center, BPPT Serpong.

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ANNEX XIV RULES AGRICULTURE MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

LISTING NAMES OF ACUTE TOXICITY TEST FORMULATIONS OF PESTICIDES

1. Faculty of Medicine University of Indonesia.

2. Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA), Department of Pharmacy, University of Indonesia.

3. Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Settlement Control pest Control Unit, Institute

Bogor Agriculture.

4. School of Pharmacy, Bandung Institute of Technology.

5. School of Science and Technology Hayati, Bandung Institute of Technology.

6. "Bioscience Center-LPPM, Bandung Institute of Technology".

7. Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA), Brawijaya University.

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APPENDIX XVI REGULATION AGRICULTURE MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

ANNUAL REPORT OF PESTICIDE REPORT

I. IMPORT OF PESTICIDE FORMULATIONS

Technical source No Name formulations Pesticides

imported

Number (Kg

or l)

Name and address

import

Name and

owner address

formulations

Name and

address Supplier

Type and document date

income/-procurement

(BL/AWB/AND PPUD dsb)

Description

1 2 3 5 6 7 8

*) Lamps photocopi document in question

Place, date, month and year

Cap and the sign arm

Registration Holder

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II. IMPORT/PESTI/PROCUREMENT TECHNICAL MATERIALS

Technical source

No

Technical names

pesticides that

imported/provided

Number (Kg

or 1)

Name and address

executor import/which

provides

Name and

owner address

or maker

Name and

address Supplier

Type and document date

income/-procurement

(BL/AWB/AND PPUD dsb)

Description

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

*) The photocopi of the document intended

Place, date, month and year

Cap and signature

registration holder

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III. PRODUCTION OF PESTICIDE FORMULATIONS

Technical sources

No Pesticide Formulation names

Number (kg or

1)

Name and address

formulators

formulator time (month) and

code number

production (batch)

Name and address owner

formulations

Name and address

Supplier

Description

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Note: In the event that production is performed not by the Registration Holder itself, the report must be accompanied by a Production execution report of the formulation to the registration holder in question

Place, date, month and year

Cap and signature

registration holder

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IV. INVENTORY REPORT AND PESTICIDE FLOW

By: Year:

Pesticide Name

The rest of the previous year's stock

Procurement in years

report

The laver of the year

report *)

The rest of the stock end of the year

report

Attraction

A. Insecticide 1. 2. 3.

B. Fungicides

1. 2. 3.

C. Herbicide

1. 2. 3.

D. Rodenticide

1. 2. 3.

E. Pesticide

another 1. 2. 3.

The:

Description: The presentation *) By the principal (first level) venue, date, month and year stamp and signature of the registration holder

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APPENDIX XVII REGULATION AGRICULTURE MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: 10 October 2009

Number: Attachment: Subject: Rejection/Delay *) Pesticide Registration ......

In connection with the application for pesticide registration, the date ... the date ... is hereby notified that in accordance with Article ........ The Minister of Agriculture's rules are about the Terms and Conditions of the Pesticide Registration, the request for Brother is being postponed/postponed) for reasons: 1. []]. []]. []]. $($) ............................................................................................................................... Advice/Arapation: Thus it is delivered, in order to be advised. Head of the Ministry of Licensing and Investments, NIP. Description: 1) Unnecessarily 2) If in the 90 (ninety) business days since the notice

the applicant delay may not complete the requirement, the application is deemed to be retracted.

The Model 1 Form ......

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APPENDIX XVIII REGULATION AGRICULTURE MINISTER NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: 10 October 2009

Number: Attachment: Subject: Rejection/Delay *) Pesticide Registration ......

Based on the Pesticide Commission meeting of the date ........., we hereby inform you that the application for the pesticide registration has been denied/postponed) for reasons: 1. The IBM Cloud Service is not a single person or one of the following: $($) $($) $($) ........................................................................................................................... Advice/Arapation: Thus it is delivered, in order to be advised. Head of Licensing and Investing,

. Description: 1) Unnecessarily 2) If within 7 (7) business days since this delay notice,

the applicant has not been able to supplement the requirements, the application following the assessment by the Pesticide Commission in the following period.

Model 2 Form ......

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ATTACHMENT XIX AGRICULTURE MINISTER REGULATION NUMBER: 45 /Permenan/SR.140/10/ 2009 DATE: October 10, 2009

PESTICIDE NUMBERING Pesticides were given in the following order: The Field of Use. (Izin.type Izin.Tahun Lahir.digit Number in the corresponding year.

Example: 01.02.01.1987.200 Description:

01 = Plant management 02 = Funcisida 01 = fixed permit 1987 = Year of birth

200 = Number of Field Code registration Usage:

01. Plant Management 02. Farm and Animal Health 03. Fishing 04. Forestry 05. Agricultural Storage Results 06. Home. 07. Settlement 08. Vector control of disease in Man 09. Quarantine and Pra Pengapalan 10. Transport Mode Of Type Pesticide Code: 01. Insecticide 02. Fungicide 03. Herbicide 04. Plant-Grown Plant Agent 05. Moluskisida 06. Bactericide 07. Atractan 08. Household Pesticide 09. Human-disease vector-control pesticides in humans 10. Fumigating 11. Wood Preservative

License Type Code:

01. Fixed Permission 02. Temporary Clearance 03. Export Permanent Permission 04. Technical Fixed Permissions