BWBV0005073
Geldig vanaf 15-09-1999
Artikel V
Overeenkomst tot oprichting van de Plantenbeschermingsorganisatie voor Europa en het gebied van de Middellandse Zee
The functions of the Organization shall be:
a) to develop 1) principles of good practice in the application of phytosanitary measures and in plant protection generally;
2) regional standards;
1) principles of good practice in the application of phytosanitary measures and in plant protection generally;
2) regional standards;
b) to promote 1) the harmonization of phytosanitary and other official plant protection measures;
2) the simplification and unification of phytosanitary regulations and certificates;
1) the harmonization of phytosanitary and other official plant protection measures;
2) the simplification and unification of phytosanitary regulations and certificates;
c) to advise Member Governments on 1) technical measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests, particularly measures for inspection and testing, certification, treatment, survey and eradication;
2) the administrative and legislative measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests, including in particular pest risk analysis and the establishment and updating of lists of regulated pests;
3) the measures necessary to register or authorize plant protection products, and to control their marketing and use on their territories, in compliance with the principles of good plant protection practice as well as, whenever possible, the principles of integrated control;
1) technical measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests, particularly measures for inspection and testing, certification, treatment, survey and eradication;
2) the administrative and legislative measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests, including in particular pest risk analysis and the establishment and updating of lists of regulated pests;
3) the measures necessary to register or authorize plant protection products, and to control their marketing and use on their territories, in compliance with the principles of good plant protection practice as well as, whenever possible, the principles of integrated control;
d) where practicable, to coordinate and stimulate international campaigns between Member Governments against pests;
e) to facilitate cooperation in research on pests and the methods of control and in the exchange of relevant scientific information;
f) to disseminate information by 1) obtaining information from Member Governments on the existence, outbreak or spread of pests, and conveying such information to Member Governments;
2) providing for the exchange of information on national phytosanitary legislation, lists of regulated pests, or other measures affecting the free movement of plants and plant products;
3) establishing a documentation and information service and publishing in an appropriate form material for technical or scientific advancement;
1) obtaining information from Member Governments on the existence, outbreak or spread of pests, and conveying such information to Member Governments;
2) providing for the exchange of information on national phytosanitary legislation, lists of regulated pests, or other measures affecting the free movement of plants and plant products;
3) establishing a documentation and information service and publishing in an appropriate form material for technical or scientific advancement;
g) generally to take all necessary and appropriate action to achieve the aims of the Organization.
a) to develop 1) principles of good practice in the application of phytosanitary measures and in plant protection generally;
2) regional standards;
1) principles of good practice in the application of phytosanitary measures and in plant protection generally;
2) regional standards;
b) to promote 1) the harmonization of phytosanitary and other official plant protection measures;
2) the simplification and unification of phytosanitary regulations and certificates;
1) the harmonization of phytosanitary and other official plant protection measures;
2) the simplification and unification of phytosanitary regulations and certificates;
c) to advise Member Governments on 1) technical measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests, particularly measures for inspection and testing, certification, treatment, survey and eradication;
2) the administrative and legislative measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests, including in particular pest risk analysis and the establishment and updating of lists of regulated pests;
3) the measures necessary to register or authorize plant protection products, and to control their marketing and use on their territories, in compliance with the principles of good plant protection practice as well as, whenever possible, the principles of integrated control;
1) technical measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests, particularly measures for inspection and testing, certification, treatment, survey and eradication;
2) the administrative and legislative measures necessary to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests, including in particular pest risk analysis and the establishment and updating of lists of regulated pests;
3) the measures necessary to register or authorize plant protection products, and to control their marketing and use on their territories, in compliance with the principles of good plant protection practice as well as, whenever possible, the principles of integrated control;
d) where practicable, to coordinate and stimulate international campaigns between Member Governments against pests;
e) to facilitate cooperation in research on pests and the methods of control and in the exchange of relevant scientific information;
f) to disseminate information by 1) obtaining information from Member Governments on the existence, outbreak or spread of pests, and conveying such information to Member Governments;
2) providing for the exchange of information on national phytosanitary legislation, lists of regulated pests, or other measures affecting the free movement of plants and plant products;
3) establishing a documentation and information service and publishing in an appropriate form material for technical or scientific advancement;
1) obtaining information from Member Governments on the existence, outbreak or spread of pests, and conveying such information to Member Governments;
2) providing for the exchange of information on national phytosanitary legislation, lists of regulated pests, or other measures affecting the free movement of plants and plant products;
3) establishing a documentation and information service and publishing in an appropriate form material for technical or scientific advancement;
g) generally to take all necessary and appropriate action to achieve the aims of the Organization.
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