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3.4.9 Country IPP Report: India FUNCTIONS: • Advise and assist the Union Govt. on all matters including International obligations relating to the Plant Protection. • Supplement State efforts in Plant Protection. • Popularize adoption of Integrated Pest Management. • Keep watch and control Locust in Scheduled Desert Area. • Implement DIP Act, 1914 through Plant Quarantine Service. • Ensure Availability of Safe and quality pesticides through regulatory measures under Insecticides Act, 1968. Plant Quarantine Legislation and Regulation in India • The Destructive Insects and Pests Act, 1914 • New Seed Policy, 1988 • PFS Order, 1989 • The Plant Quarantine (Regulation of Import into India) Order, 2003 • Website:http//:www.plantquarantineindia.org PLANT QUARANTINE STATIONS • NATIONAL PLANT QUARANTINE STATION - 1 • REGIONAL PLANT QUARANTINE STATIONS - 4 PLANT QUARANTINE STATIONS - 29 52
Activities of Plant Quarantine • To issue import permits to facilitate import of agricultural commodities • To undertake import inspection of plants and plant material to ensure free from exotic pests • To supervise fumigation/disinfestation/ disinfection treatment of commodities. • To undertake post-entry quarantine inspection of plants & plant material • To undertake export inspection & phytosanitary certification of agricultural commodities • To undertake plant pest surveillance • To compile information on endemic pests of crops for undertaking pest risk analysis Notification of PQ Order • Ministry of Agriculture (Department of agriculture & Cooperation) of Government of India issued a Gazette Notification No: S.O. 1322(E) dated 18 th November 2003 titled ‘The Plant Quarantine (Regulation of Import into India) Order, 2003’ under Subsection (1), Section 3 of ‘The Destructive Insects & Pests Act, 1914’ • This Order has come into force on the 1 st day of January 2004 except the sub-clause (22) of clause 3 has come into force on the 1 st day of November 2004. The Objectives of PQ Order Based on scientific pest risk analysis: • To prohibit/regulate/restrict the import of plants/plant material both for consumption & propagation; • To prohibit/regulate the import of germplasm/GMOs/transgenic plant material for research purpose; • To prohibit the import of deleterious weed species; • To regulate the import of live insects/fungi & other microbial cultures/bio-control agents. • To regulate import of timber & bulk shipment of food grains; • To regulate packaging material of plant origin in imports. • To regulate import of soil/peat or sphagnum-moss etc. • To regulate the import of transit consignments. Salient Features of PQ Order • Additional definitions incorporated to widen the scope of the order and notified points of entry. • Provision for Pest Risk Analysis for import of agriculture commodities. • Provisions for regulating the import of grain contaminated with weed seeds. • Provisions for regulating the import of soil, peat & sphagnum moss etc. • Provisions for restricting the import of packaging material of plant origin unless treated. • Provisions for regulating the import of germplasm/GMOs/transgenics plant material for research purpose. • Provisions for regulating the import of live insects/microbial cultures including biocontrol agents. • Provisions for regulating bulk import of food grains including ship inspection. • Provisions for regulating the import of timber & wooden logs. • Provisions of cotton import regulations are incorporated. • All Fumigation of agriculture commodities including cotton bales to be undertaken by approved private pest control operators under the supervision of an officer duly authorized by PPA. 53
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