Nature Conservation (Plants) Regulation 2020
sec.29Propagated whole restricted plants
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sec.29 Propagated whole restricted plants
An exemption applies to a person who uses a whole restricted plant if— the person— is the holder of a protected plant licence, or a relevant person for the holder; or is acting under another exemption stated in this chapter; and the person propagates the plant under controlled conditions— by using only reproductive or propagative material that was obtained lawfully; and for a stock plant taken in the wild under a protected plant growing licence—by dividing the stock plant 12 months or more after it was taken from the wild.
- (a) the person— (i) is the holder of a protected plant licence, or a relevant person for the holder; or (ii) is acting under another exemption stated in this chapter; and
- (i) is the holder of a protected plant licence, or a relevant person for the holder; or
- (ii) is acting under another exemption stated in this chapter; and
- (b) the person propagates the plant under controlled conditions— (i) by using only reproductive or propagative material that was obtained lawfully; and (ii) for a stock plant taken in the wild under a protected plant growing licence—by dividing the stock plant 12 months or more after it was taken from the wild.
- (i) by using only reproductive or propagative material that was obtained lawfully; and
- (ii) for a stock plant taken in the wild under a protected plant growing licence—by dividing the stock plant 12 months or more after it was taken from the wild.
- (i) is the holder of a protected plant licence, or a relevant person for the holder; or
- (ii) is acting under another exemption stated in this chapter; and
- (i) by using only reproductive or propagative material that was obtained lawfully; and
- (ii) for a stock plant taken in the wild under a protected plant growing licence—by dividing the stock plant 12 months or more after it was taken from the wild.