Lilies Diseases Order in Council (Cap. 93)

10 CAP. 93 Plants Protection This e-version of the text is not authoritative for use in court. LAWS OF ST. HELENA LILIES DISEASES ORDER – SECTION 11 (Legal Notice 1 of 1951) Short title 1. This order may be cited as the Lilies Diseases Order in Council. Notifiable and infectious diseases 2. The diseases of lilies listed hereunder are declared to be notifiable plant diseases and infectious plant diseases— Mosaic Disease—Virus Disease Rosette Disease—Virus Disease Lily Leaf Spot—Botrytis elliptica Eel Worm Disease. Destruction of diseased plants 3. In the case of any lily or other plant infected with a notifiable plant disease or an infectious plant disease, the Chief Agricultural and Natural Resources Officer 5 may order that it be destroyed by uprooting and burning, or that it be sprayed or dusted or otherwise treated with a suitable insecticide. Duty of owner of diseased plant 4. The owner of the plant shall carry out the order within a period of three days from the giving of the order which may be given either verbally or in writing and in case of non compliance the Chief Agricultural and Natural Resources Officer 6 shall have power to act in accordance with section 14 of the Ordinance. 5 Gazette Notice No. 63 of 1 July 2011: Title changed to Director of Agriculture and Natural Resources 6 Gazette Notice No. 63 of 1 July 2011: Title changed to Director of Agriculture and Natural Resources SCHEDULE Seeds Country of origin Sunflower South America