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Made | 27th March 2003 | ||
Coming into force | 1st April 2003 |
(c) in the definition of "horticultural produce", there shall be inserted before the words "Schedule 1" the words "Part III of".
4.
In article 4 (constitution of Council), in paragraph (1) there shall be substituted for the word "eleven" the word "twelve".
5.
In article 6 (register of growers), for paragraph (2) there shall be substituted the following paragraph -
but no other information.".
6.
There shall be substituted for article 7 (registration of growers) the following article -
7.
In article 9 (charges for expenses) -
(c) on each mushroom grower a charge for any levy period at a rate not exceeding 15 pence per litre of spawn purchased for use in compost during his relevant accounting year.";
(b) after paragraph (3) there shall be inserted the following paragraph -
8.
In article 12 (offences), in paragraph (1) there shall be inserted after the words "article 7(1)", the words "or (2)".
9.
For Schedule 1 to the principal Order there shall be substituted the Schedule set out in the Schedule to this Order.
10.
In Schedule 2 (functions of the Horticultural Development Council), after paragraph 3 there shall be added the following paragraphs -
Saving
11.
- (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of this Order, the provisions of the principal Order in force prior to the coming into force of this Order shall continue to apply in respect of levy periods ending prior to the coming into force of this Order.
(2) In paragraph (1), "levy period" has the same meaning as in the principal Order.
Whitty
Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
27th March 2003
D. Elis Thomas
Signed on behalf of the National Assembly for Wales, Presiding Officer
25th March 2003
We consent
Ross Finnie
A member of the Scottish Executive
26th March 2003
Abondance | Bulmer's Norman | EB 54 |
Allens Sweet | Burrowhill Early | Ecarlatine |
Amer de Berthecourt | Camelot | Eggleton Styne |
Amer de Torentice | Captain Broad | Ellis Bitter |
Argile Grise | Cherry Norman | Fair Maid of Devon |
Ashton Bitter | Cherry Pearmain | Fillbarrel |
Ashton Brown Jersey | Chisel Jersey | Four Square |
Backwell Red | Churchill | Foxwhelp |
Ball's Bitter Sweet | Cider Lady's Finger | Franqueville |
Barbarie Blanche | Cimetiere | Frederick |
Bedan | Coat Jersey | Frequin Audievre |
Belle de Douai | Collington Bitter Sweet | Frequin Tardif |
Belle Fille de la Manche | Compton Drum | Frequin Tardive de la Sarthe |
Belle Norman | Cool Jersey | Genet Moyle |
Bergere | Court Royal | Gilbert |
Binet Rouge | Cow Apple | Goddard |
Black Dabinett | Cowarne Red | Green Norman |
Black Foxwhelp | Crimson King | Gros Doux Blanc |
Black Norman | Crimson Victoria | Grosse Launette |
Black Valls | Croix de Bouelles | Hagloe Crab |
Blanc Mollet | Crummy Norman | Hangdown |
Bloody Turk | Dabinett | Harnette |
Bouteille de Caen | De Boutteville | Harry Masters Jersey |
Bramtot | Des Domaines | Hereford Broadleaf |
Bran Rose | Doux Amer | Hereford White |
Breakwell's Seedling | Doux Lazon | Honeystring |
Brimley Bittersweet | Doux Normandie | Improved Dove |
Brown Thorn | Dove | Improved Hangdown |
Brown's Apple | Dufflin | Improved Kingston Black |
Broadleaf Norman | Dunkerton Late | Improved Lambrook Pippin |
Broadley Jersey | Dunkerton's Sweet | Improved Pound |
Brown Jersey | Dymock Red | Improved Redstreak |
Brown Snout | Early David | Jackson |
Broxwood Foxwhelp | EB 52 | Jambe de Lievre |
John Broad | Pomme Mettais | Stoke Red |
Jolly Rouge | Port Wine | Stawberry Norman |
Killerton Sweet | Porter's Perfection | Sweet Alford |
Kingston Black | Red Foxwhelp | Sweet Blenheim |
Knotted Kernel | Red Jersey | Sweet Copping |
Langworthy | Red Norman | Tale Sweet |
Lavignee | Red Streak | Tan Harvey |
Le Bret | Redstrake | Tanners Red |
Lorna Doone | Reine de Hatives | Tardive Forestier |
Loyal Drain | Reine des Pommes | Taunton Fair Maid |
Major | Reinette D'Orby | Taylor's |
Marechal | Rouge Bruyere | Ten Commandments |
Maundy | Rougette Douce | Thomas Hunt |
Medaille d'Or 1 | Royal Jersey | Tom Putt |
Medaille d'Or 2 | Royal Somerset | Tremlett's Bitter |
Michelin | Royal Wilding | Upright French |
Morgan Sweet | Sandford Jersey | Upright Styre |
Moulin a Vent | Sauvageon | Vagnon Archer |
Muscadet de Dieppe | Scudamore Crab | Vagon Archer |
Nehou | Severn Bank | Vilberie |
Neverblight | Sherrington Norman | Wellings Bitter Sweet |
Northwood | Silver Cup | White Alphington |
Oakham Green | Skyrmes Kernel | White Close Pippin |
Oisier | Slack My Girdle | White Frequin |
Old Pound | Somerset Brown Jersey | White Jersey |
Omont | Somerset Red Streak | White Norman |
Peau de Blaireau | Sops in Wine | Woodbine |
Peau de Vache | St Laurent | Yarlington Mill |
Pennard Bitter | Stable Jersey | Yellow Redstreak |
Pethyre | Stembridge Cluster | Yellow Styre |
Pig's Snout | Stembridge Jersey | " |
Arlingham Squash | Flakey Bark | Painted Lady |
Barland | Forrest Pear | Parsonage |
Barnet | Gin | Pig Pear |
Bartestree Squash | Golden Balls | Pine |
Bastard Longdon | Goldings | Pint |
Bastard Sack | Grandfather Tum(p) | Potato Pear |
Billy Williams | Green Horse | Red Huffcap |
Black Huffcap | Green Longdon | Red Longdon |
Blacksmith | Harley Gum | Red Pear |
Blakeney Red | Hartpury Green | Rock |
Bloody Bastard | Hastings | Rumblers |
Bosbury Scarlet | Hatherley Squash | Sack |
Boy Pear | Hellens Early | Sickle Pear |
Brandy | Hellens Green | Silver Pear |
Brockhill | Hendre Huffcap | Snake Pole |
Brown Bess | Heydon | Sow Pear |
Brown Russet | High Pear | Speart Pear |
Butt | Hillend Green | Staunton Squash |
Cannock | Holmer | Stinking Bishop |
Chaceley Green | Honey Knob | Swan Egg |
Claret | Iron Sides | Taynton Squash |
Clipper Dick | Jenkins' Red | Teddington Green |
Clusters | Judge Amphlett | Thorn |
Coppy | Knapper | Thurston's Red |
Cowslip | Lullam | Tumper |
Deadboy | Merrylegs | Turner's Barn |
Ducksbarn | Moorcroft | Teddington Green |
Early Blet | Murrell | White Bache |
Early Griffin | Nailer | White Longdon |
Early Hay Pear | New Meadow | Winnal's Longdon |
Early Longdon | Newbridge | Yellow Huffcap |
Early Treacle | Oldfield | Young Heydon |
Flowers and bulbs
All flowers whether cut or in pot, foliage, flower bulbs, corms, tubers and rhizomes.
Hardy and other nursery stock
All hardy nursery stock including -
All other nursery stock, seedlings and cuttings for propagation.
Protected crops
All crops grown in glasshouses and other forms of protection including pot plants, bedding plants and plants being propagated for growing elsewhere.
Mushrooms
All species of mushrooms.
Herbs
All species of herbs.
[2] In respect of the Secretary of State, by virtue of S.I. 1955/554, 1978/272, 1999/672, 1999/3141 and 2002/794; in respect of the National Assembly for Wales by virtue of the National Assembly for Wales (Transfer of Functions) Order 1999 (S.I. 1999/672) ("the 1999 Order"), in so far as they are exercisable in relation to Wales. The Horticultural Development Council is a cross-border body as defined in Schedule 3, paragraph 3(2), to the Government of Wales Act 1998 (c. 38). By virtue of article 2(c) of the 1999 Order, functions under the Industrial Organisation and Development Act 1947 which are exercisable in relation to a cross-border body, and which cannot be specifically exercised in relation to Wales, are exercisable by the National Assembly for Wales in relation to that body concurrently with the specified Minister of the Crown.back
[3] By the Scotland Act 1998 (Cross-Border Public Authorities) (Specification) Order 1999 (S.I. 1999/1319), made under section 88(5) of the Scotland Act 1998 (c. 46), the Horticultural Development Council was specified as a cross-border public authority for the purposes of that Act. By article 3 of, and paragraph 3 of Schedule 14, to the Scotland Act 1998 (Cross-Border Public Authorities) (Adaptation of Functions etc.) Order 1999 (S.I. 1999/1747) it was provided, in respect of any function exercisable by a Minister of the Crown under the Industrial Organisation and Development Act 1947 to modify the Horticultural Development Council Order 1986 (S.I. 1986/1110), that the Secretary of State for Scotland should cease to be such a Minister of the Crown, and that any such function should now be exercisable only with the consent of the Scottish Ministers.back
[4] S.I. 1986/1110, was amended by S.I. 1990/454, 1992/1836, 2000/1975 and 2002/1676.back
© Crown copyright 2003 | Prepared 7 April 2003 |