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← Control of Plants Act 1993

Control of Plants Act 1993 s 30

s 30 Phytosanitary certificate

30.—(1) Any authorised officer or accredited pest control agency may, on application and on such terms as the Director-General may require, issue a phytosanitary certificate stating that any plant or plant product is free from pests for the purpose of export. (2) Any person who wilfully —(a) gives false information for the purpose of obtaining a phytosanitary certificate; (b) falsifies any phytosanitary certificate; or (c) uses a phytosanitary certificate with intention of causing it to be believed that a plant or plant product which is not a plant or plant product in respect of which the phytosanitary certificate was issued, is a plant or plant product in respect of which the certificate was issued, shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 years or to both.

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