Prohibition of Importation Order

LAWS OF GUYANA Plant Protection SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION Cap. 68:03 I I PROHIBITION 0.' IMPORTATION ORDER made under section 3 of the Plan! Diseases and Pests (Preventioni Ordinance 1935 continued inforce by section 19 ofthe Act O. in C. 8/6/1937 9/11/1937 2/6/1938 17/8J193R 1. This Order may be cited as the Prohibition of Importation Citation. Order. 2. Subject to such qualifications as may be specified, the importa- Prohibition. tion into Guyana of the plants and materials described in the Schedule is hereby prohibited. SCHEDULE I. Citrus material (including fruit) from the United States of America. o. in C. R/6{1937 2. (a) Raw coffee from all countries on the continent of South America. o. in C. (b) Raw coffee from all countries other than countries on the 9/11{1937 continent of South America: Provided that the Chief Agricultural Officer may authorise importation of any particular consignment, if he is satisfied that it is the produce of a country in which the Coffee Berry-Borer, Stephanoderes hampei (Ferr.) is unknown. 3. Grape Fruit from Trinidad, and ofall Citrus fruits from the remainder o. in C. of the Commonwealth West Indian Islands. 2/6/1938 4. Rice seed (pad i) unless the written authorisation of the Chief Agri- o. in C. cultural Officer is obtained. 17/8{1938 5. Broom Corn from all countries other than Canada and the United States of America. 6. Broom Corn from Canada and the United States of America unless a fumigation certificate issued by an authority approved by the Chief Agricultural Officer is produced. 12 lSubsidiary1 Cap. 68:03 1,AWS OF GlJYANA Plant Protection Plum Diseases and Pests (Notification) Regulations Plant Diseases and Pests (Notification) Order Plant Protection (Notifiable Pests) Order Reg. 2/4/1936 Citation. Declaration of notifiable disease or pests. O. in C. 2/5/1936 Citation. Ikdaration of notifiable diseases. Declaration of notifiable pests. O. 14/1945 48/1958 20/1969 Citation Declaration of notifiable pests. 1~I.lANT DISEASES ANn PESTS (NOTIFICATION) REGlJLATIONS made under section 16 (6) of the Plant Diseases and Pests (Preventions Ordinance 1935 and continued in force by section 19 of the Act l. These Regulations may be cited as the Plant Diseases and Pests (Notification) Regulations. 2. The Minister may, from time to time by order, declare any plant disease or pest to be a notifiable disease or pest. PLANT DISEASES AND PESTS (NOTU'ICA'flON) ORDER made under the Plant Diseases and Pests (Notification) Regulations (above) and continued in force by section 19 (~l the Act l. This Order may be cited as the Plant Diseases and Pests (Notification) Order. 2. The disease specified in the First Schedule is hereby declared to be a notifiable disease. 3. The pests specified in the Second Schedule are hereby declared to be a notifiable pest. FIRST SCHEDULE Marasmius Perniciosus Stahel.·--Witches' Broom Disease of Cacao. SECOND SCHEDULE Brassolis sophorea L-Coconut Caterpillar. PI.,ANT PROTECTION (NOTIFIABLE PESTS) ORDER made under section 4 1. This Order may be cited as the Plant Protection (Notifiable Pests) Order. 2. The pests specified in the Schedule are hereby declared to be notifiable pests. LAWS OF GUYANA Plant Protection Plant Diseases (Blast) Order Plant Protection (Conditions 0/ Exportation) Order SCHEDULE Cap. 68:03 13 [Subsidiary] A tta Cephalotes L and related species, commonly called Coushi Ants. Castnia Daedalus Cram., commonly called Coconut Moth Borer. Oebalus poecilus (Dall) commonly called Paddy Bug or Gandhi. PLANT DISEASES (BLAST) ORDER made under section 4 O. 14{1945 0.48/1958 0.20/1969 0.59/1958 1. This Order may be cited as the Plant Diseases (Blast) Order. Citation. 2. Owing to the presence of the disease known as Blast (Piricularia Prohibition. Oryzae) in the areas described in the Schedule the transport of padi, rice bran and rice straw from the areas aforesaid is hereby prohibited. SCHEDULE (I) All lands situated on the East Bank of the Demerara River between Garden of Eden and Timehri Field. (2) All lands situated 011 the East Bank of the Berbice River between the northern boundary of Ma Retraite and the southern boundary of Mara.