from 14 days prior to the Prevent from expected commencement Volunteers Flowering, such that of flowering of any GMOs Isolation Zone & Related no Population of Species Related Species or until all GMOs in the Site Volunteers Flower have finished flowering Site, ie all from 14 days to the growing areas expected commencement of the NGNE At once Volunteers Prevent from of flowering facility, other every 35 & Related Flowering than within days Species until all Places in the Site Locations or have been Signed-off Places Post-Cleaning from the day of Cleaning and continuing At least Volunteers Prevent from Place once every & Related the Place is replanted flowering 35 days Species with GMOs or the Regulator has issued a Signoff Site, ie all from above continuing growing areas inspection during growing of of the NGNE At least Volunteers Prevent from the GMOs facility, other once every & Related Flowering than within 35 days Species until all Places in the Site Locations or have been Signed-off Places Note: A range of information about inspection activities must be recorded and provided to the Regulator (see Section 9 Reporting and Documentation Requirements). – Reporting and Documentation Requirements Contingency Plan for unintended presence of Plant Material Within 30 days of the date of of this licence, a written Contingency Plan must be submitted to the Regulator detailing measures to be taken in the event of the unintended presence of the GMOs or Plant Material outside an area that must be inspected. The Contingency Plan must include details of procedures to: ensure the Regulator is notified immediately if the licence holder becomes aware of the event; and recover and Destroy any of the GMOs or Plant Material; and inspect for and Destroy any Volunteers that may exist as a result of the event. The Contingency Plan must be implemented in the event that the unintended presence of the GMOs or Plant Material is discovered outside an area that must be inspected. Extreme weather conditions The licence holder must immediately, by notice in writing, inform the Regulator of any extreme weather conditions that have affected or are expected to affect the Site whilst the GMOs are growing or whilst subject to inspection requirements.
Isolation Zone from 14 days prior to the expected commencement of flowering of any GMOs until all GMOs in the Site have finished flowering Volunteers & Related Species Prevent from Flowering, such that no Population of Related Species or Volunteers Flower Site, ie all growing areas of the NGNE facility, other than within Locations or Places from 14 days to the expected commencement of flowering until all Places in the Site have been Signed-off At once every 35 days Volunteers & Related Species Prevent from Flowering Post-Cleaning Place from the day of Cleaning and continuing the Place is replanted with GMOs or the Regulator has issued a Signoff At least once every 35 days Volunteers & Related Species Prevent from flowering Site, ie all growing areas of the NGNE facility, other than within Locations or Places continuing from above inspection during growing of the GMOs until all Places in the Site have been Signed-off At least once every 35 days Volunteers & Related Species Prevent from Flowering Note: A range of information about inspection activities must be recorded and provided to the Regulator (see Section 9 – Reporting and Documentation Requirements). Reporting and Documentation Requirements Contingency Plan for unintended presence of Plant Material Within 30 days of the date of of this licence, a written Contingency Plan must be submitted to the Regulator detailing measures to be taken in the event of the unintended presence of the GMOs or Plant Material outside an area that must be inspected. The Contingency Plan must include details of procedures to: ensure the Regulator is notified immediately if the licence holder becomes aware of the event; and recover and Destroy any of the GMOs or Plant Material; and inspect for and Destroy any Volunteers that may exist as a result of the event. The Contingency Plan must be implemented in the event that the unintended presence of the GMOs or Plant Material is discovered outside an area that must be inspected. Extreme weather conditions The licence holder must immediately, by notice in writing, inform the Regulator of any extreme weather conditions that have affected or are expected to affect the Site whilst the GMOs are growing or whilst subject to inspection requirements.