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Name of the policy ?:	Forest Reproductive Material (Great Britain) Regulations 2002
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Policy area ?:	Agriculture and Rural Development Biodiversity and endangered species policies Food safety Forestry Fruit and vegetable regime Intellectual property rights Plant health and biosecurity Product labelling and packaging Research Programmes Green public procurement
Affected actors ?:	Consumer Landowner/land manager Picker/harvester/hunter Processor Producer/beekeeper Retailer SME Wholesaler
Affected activity ?:	Harvesting/Production Innovation/R&D Marketing/trade SME Use/consumption
Products ?:	All NWFP Bark/cork Berries Christmas trees Foliage Fruits Game Herbs/plants Honey and Bee products Minor fauna Moss Mushrooms/truffles Nuts Other NWFP Resin Vegetable NWFP
Subject ?:	Access Edible NWFP Forests NWFP Nature conservation
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Focus ?:	Direct Indirect
Document category ?:	Action plan Convention Directive Fiscal law Fund Instrument Law Policy Programme Regulation Report Resolution Strategy
Instrument type ?:	Regulatory Economic Information
Legal status ?:	Binding Non-binding
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Full reference ?:	Forest Reproductive Material (Great Britain) Regulations 2002
Geographical scope ?:	Local Regional National International
Initiator ?:	Private Public Public/private
Description ?:	These regulations provide a system for identifying and controlling seeds, cuttings and planting stock used for forestry purposes by ensuring that material is traceable to a registered source of basic material. There are 46 tree species and one genus (Populus, including aspen, black poplar and grey poplar) listed within the regulations and these are known as the controlled species. The Forestry Commission GB is the body officially responsible for the Forest Reproductive Material Regulations and have powers to ensure compliance. Parts of the Regulations of relevance to NWFP sector: Part II contains information on the demarcation of regions of provenance across the UK and the establishment of a National Register of approved basic material. Part III contains information on the correct methods for collecting and processing reproductive material for marketing. Part IV contains information on the registration of suppliers. Part V contains information on the marketing of reproductive material. Part VI contains information on the movement of reproductive material between the UK and elsewhere in the British Isles. Part VII contains information on compliance with regulations.
Class ?:	Policy Instrument

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Class	Policy +
Countries	United Kingdom +
Encodedname	Forest_Reproductive_Material_.28Great_Britain.29_Regulations_2002 +
Full reference	Forest Reproductive Material (Great Britain) Regulations 2002 +
Geographical scope	National +
Lcname	forest reproductive material (great britain) regulations 2002 +
Name	Forest Reproductive Material (Great Britain) Regulations 2002 +
Policy area	Forestry +
Products	Minor fauna +
Reference ID	225 +
Regions	Eastern Scotland +
Response set	Default +
Source link	http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2002/3026/contents/made +
Subject	NWFP +, Nature conservation + and Forests +