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UK Plant Health Act 1967 Section 2 - Control of Introduction of Pests into Great Britain

A competent authority may make orders for preventing the introduction of pests into Great Britain. Where landing in Great Britain of plants, trees, bushes…

What UK Plant Health Act 1967 Section 2 - Control of Introduction of Pests into Great Britain requires

A competent authority may make orders for preventing the introduction of pests into Great Britain. Where landing in Great Britain of plants, trees, bushes or their parts or produce is likely to introduce or spread pests, orders may prohibit or regulate the landing of such articles and authorise their destruction if landed, without affecting customs penalty or forfeiture provisions. References to landing include importation through the Channel Tunnel system as defined in the Channel Tunnel Act 1987.

Pillar: Agriculture & Agritech · Authority: Parliament of the United Kingdom · Version: 1.0.0 · Last updated:

Primary source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1967/8/section/2

SHA-256 integrity: a1002b74d652d8b281f86d71aa804494569c64a7019c34a358a0039dbc370010

Primary Citations — 7 traced to source

  • Plant Health Act 1967 (c. 8) Section 2 (Control of introduction of pests into Great Britain) subsection (1): 'The competent authority may make orders for preventing the introduction of pests into Great Britain.' (legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1967/8/section/2)
  • Plant Health Act 1967 Section 2(2): where the landing in Great Britain of any articles (in particular, plants, trees, bushes or parts or produce thereof) appears to the competent authority likely to introduce or further spread any pest, orders may prohibit or regulate the landing of those articles and authorise their destruction if landed.

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