# The Forest Reproductive Material (Great Britain) Regulations 2002, Paragraph 2: Interpretation

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In this Schedule—
“OECD Certificate of Identity” means a certificate of identity issued in accordance with the rules of the OECD Scheme;
“OECD Certificate of Provenance” means a certificate of provenance issued in accordance with the rules of the OECD Scheme;
“OECD label” means a label issued in accordance with the rules of the OECD Scheme;
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“permitted material” means—
(a)in the case of forest reproductive material produced in an OECD country granted equivalence, forest reproductive material which—
(i)is in the form of seeds or planting stock;
(ii)is of a species or artificial hybrid listed in Schedule 1;
(iii)has been certified as “source-identified”, “selected” , “tested” or “qualified” by the relevant official body in accordance with the rules of the OECD Scheme;
(iv)where it is in the form of seeds, it has been certified as derived from approved basic material by the relevant official body; and
(v)where it is in the form of planting stock, it has been produced in a nursery registered with, or under the official supervision of, the relevant official body;
(b)in the case of forest reproductive material produced in a non-OECD country granted equivalence, forest reproductive material which—
(i)is of the species listed in the authorisation for that country published by the Welsh Ministers;
(ii)has been certified as “source identified” by the relevant official body; and
(iii)is derived from a seed source or a stand.
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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2002/3026/schedule/13/paragraph/2 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/forest-reproductive-material-great-britain-regulations-2002/schedule-13/paragraph-2
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