Plant Protection (Banana Black Sigatoka) Quarantine Regulation 1997
PLANT PROTECTION (BANANA BLACK SIGATOKA) QUARANTINE
REGULATION 1997
QueenslandPlant Protection
Act 1989PLANTPROTECTION(BANANABLACKSIGATOKA)QUARANTINEREGULATION1997Reprinted as in force on 10 August
1999(includes amendments up to SL No. 96 of
1999)Reprint No. 1BThis reprint is
prepared bythe Office of the Queensland Parliamentary
CounselWarning—This reprint is not an authorised
copy
Information about this reprintThisregulationisreprintedasat10August1999.Thereprintshowsthelawasamendedbyallamendmentsthatcommencedonorbeforethatday(ReprintsAct1992 s
5(c)).Thereprintincludesareferencetothelawbywhicheachamendmentwasmade—see list of legislation and list of
annotations in endnotes.Thispageisspecifictothisreprint.SeepreviousreprintsforinformationaboutearlierchangesmadeundertheReprintsAct1992.Atableofearlierreprintsisincluded in the endnotes.Also
see endnotes for information about—•when
provisions commenced•editorial changes made in earlier
reprints.
s13s3Plant
Protection (Banana Black Sigatoka)Quarantine
Regulation 1997PLANT PROTECTION (BANANA BLACKSIGATOKA) QUARANTINEREGULATION
1997[as amended by all amendments that commenced
on or before 10 August 1999]†PART
1—PRELIMINARY˙Short title1.This
regulation may be cited as thePlant Protection
(Banana BlackSigatoka) Quarantine Regulation 1997.†PART 2—TORRES
STRAIT ISLANDS˙Definitions for pt 22.In this part—“bananaplant”meansaplantofthegenusMusa,
other than a bananablack Sigatoka resistant cultivar mentioned
in the schedule, but doesnot include the fruit of the
plant.“pestquarantinearea”meansthepestquarantineareadeclaredundersection 3.˙Pest
quarantine area3.Theareawithinthefollowingboundaryisdeclaredtobeapestquarantine area—•from
latitude 10°28' south, longitude 142° east•to
latitude 10°28' south, longitude 143° east
s44s5Plant
Protection (Banana Black Sigatoka)Quarantine
Regulation 1997•to latitude 10°47' south, longitude
143°east•to latitude 10°47' south, longitude
142°46' east•to latitude 10°36' south, longitude
142°27' east•to latitude 10°52' south, longitude
142°10' east•to latitude 10°52' south, longitude
142° east•to latitude 10°28' south, longitude
142° east.1˙Objects of
quarantine4.The objects of the quarantine for the
pest quarantine area are—(a)topreventthebananablackSigatokapestbeingspreadinQueensland; and(b)to
eradicate the banana black Sigatoka pest in the pest
quarantinearea.˙Restriction on moving, planting and
cultivating banana plants5.A person must
not, without an inspector’s approval—(a)move
a banana plant out of the pest quarantine area; or(b)move a banana plant from a parcel of
land in the pest quarantinearea to another
parcel of land in the area; or(c)plant a banana plant in the pest quarantine
area; or(d)cultivate a banana plant in the pest
quarantine area.1Copies of a map showing the boundary
of the pest quarantine area are availablefor inspection
during office hours at—(a)the department’s
head office at 80 Ann Street, Brisbane; and(b)theofficeoftheAustralianQuarantineandInspectionServiceattheground floor of
the Pearl’s Building, Victoria Parade, Thursday
Island.
s65s7Plant
Protection (Banana Black Sigatoka)Quarantine
Regulation 1997˙Restriction on moving appliances and
other things6.Apersonmustnot,withoutaninspector’sapproval,moveanappliance or other thing that has been in
contact with a banana plant—(a)out
of the pest quarantine area; or(b)from
a parcel of land in the pest quarantine area to another
parcelof land in the area.˙Treatment of banana plants7.(1)This section
applies to an owner of land in the pest quarantine areawho
grows a banana plant on the land.(2)The
owner must treat, or allow an inspector to treat, each banana
plantgrowing on the land as follows—(a)treat the leaf tissue that is dead or
not green in colour by—(i)burning it;
or(ii)burying it under
at least 600 mm of soil;(b)treat the
pseudostem and leaf tissue, other than leaf tissue that isdead
or not green in colour, by—(i)cutting them into pieces of no more than 600
mm in length;and(ii)leaving the
pieces to rot on the surface of the soil or buryingthem
under at least 1 m of soil;(c)treat the corm, suckers and butt of each
pseudostem by—(i)removing them from the soil, cutting
them into pieces of nomore than 50 mm in diameter and
either—(A)leaving the pieces to rot on the
surface of the soil; or(B)burying them
under at least 1 m of soil; or(ii)injecting each pseudostem at a height of 30
cm above theground with a 3.6% solution of glyphosate
solution at a rateof15mlforeachpseudostemandsprayinganyregrowthwith a 0.2%
solution of 2,4-D.
s
86s 11Plant Protection
(Banana Black Sigatoka)Quarantine Regulation 1997†PART 3—WATTLE HILLS˙Definitions for pt 38.In this part—“bananaplant”meansaplantofthegenusMusa,
other than a bananablackSigatokaresistantcultivarmentionedintheschedule,andincludes the fruit of the plant.“pestquarantinearea”meansthepestquarantineareadeclaredundersection 9.˙Pest
quarantine area9.The area within a 50 km radius of the
point at latitude 12°34' south andlongitude 143°04'
east is declared to be a pest quarantine area.˙Objects of quarantine10.The
objects of the quarantine are—(a)topreventthebananablackSigatokapestbeingspreadinQueensland; and(b)to
eradicate the banana black Sigatoka pest in the pest
quarantinearea.˙Restriction on moving, planting and
cultivating plants11.A person must not, without an
inspector’s approval—(a)move a banana
plant out of the pest quarantine area; or(b)moveabananaplant(otherthanthefruitoftheplant)fromaparcel of land in the pest quarantine
area to another parcel of landwithin the area;
or(c)plant a banana plant in the pest
quarantine area; or(d)cultivate a banana plant in the pest
quarantine area.
s
127s 12Plant Protection
(Banana Black Sigatoka)Quarantine Regulation 1997˙Owner of land to treat banana
plants12.(1)This section
applies to an owner of land who grows a banana plantwithin 5 km of a place where the banana black
Sigatoka pest has been foundin the pest
quarantine area.(2)The owner must treat each banana plant
growing within 5 km of theplace as follows—(a)treat the leaf tissue that is dead or not
green in colour by—(i)burning it; or(ii)burying it under at least 600 mm of
soil;(b)treat the corm, suckers and butt of
each pseudostem by—(i)removing them from the soil;
and(ii)cutting them
into pieces of not more than 50 mm diameter;and(iii)leaving the
pieces to rot on the surface of the soil;(c)treat the pseudostem and leaf tissue (other
than leaf tissue that isdead or not green in colour)
by—(i)cutting them into pieces not more than
600 mm long; and(ii)leaving the
pieces to rot on the surface of the soil.
8Plant Protection (Banana Black
Sigatoka)Quarantine Regulation 1997¡SCHEDULE†BANANA BLACK SIGATOKA RESISTANTCULTIVARSsections 2 and
8, definitions “banana plant”Blue JavaBluggoeDucasseFHIA
02Gold FingerGoly Goly Pot
PotKluai Namwa Khom (Dwarf Ducasse)Pisang CeylanSh 3436SimoiTU8Yangambi Km5
10Plant Protection (Banana Black
Sigatoka)Quarantine Regulation 1997´4Table of earlier
reprintsTABLE OF EARLIER REPRINTS[If a
reprint number includes a roman letter, the reprint was released in
unauthorised,electronic form only.]Reprint
No.Amendments includedReprint
date1to SL No. 227 of 19984
September 19981Ato SL No. 45 of 199931
March 1999´5List of
legislationPlantProtection(BananaBlackSigatoka)QuarantineSL No. 201made
by the Governor in Council on 3 July 1997notfd gaz 4 July
1997 pp 1143–4commenced on date of notificationexp 1
September 2007 (see SIA s 54)Regulation1997as amended by—PlantProtection(BananaBlackSigatoka)QuarantineAmendmentRegulation(No. 1) 1998 SL
No. 227notfd gaz 7 August 1998 pp 1717–20commenced on date of notificationPlantProtection(BananaBlackSigatoka)QuarantineAmendmentRegulation(No. 1) 1999 SL
No. 45notfd gaz 26 March 1999 pp 1450–3commenced on date of notificationPlantProtectionLegislationAmendmentRegulation(No.1)1999SLNo.96pts 1–2notfd
gaz 28 May 1999 pp 401–2commenced on date of
notification´6List of
annotationsPART 1—PRELIMINARYpt hdgins
1998 SL No. 227 s 40 s 3Short titles 1amd
1998 SL No. 227 s 4
11Plant Protection (Banana Black
Sigatoka)Quarantine Regulation 1997PART
2—TORRES STRAIT ISLANDSpt hdgprev pt 2 hdg ins
1998 SL No. 227 s 5om 1999 SL No. 45 s 3pres pt 2 hdg ins
1999 SL No. 96 s 2Definitions for pt 2s 2prev
s 2 om 1999 SL No. 45 s 3pres s 2 ins 1999 SL No. 96 s 3Pest
quarantine areas 3prev s 3 om 1999 SL No. 45 s 3pres
s 3 ins 1999 SL No. 96 s 3Objects of quarantines
4prev s 4 renum as s 8 1999 SL No. 96 s
5pres s 4 ins 1999 SL No. 96 s 3Restriction on moving, planting and
cultivating banana plantss 5prev s 5 renum as
s 9 1999 SL No. 96 s 5pres s 5 ins 1999 SL No. 96 s 3Restriction on moving appliances and other
thingss 6prev s 6 renum as s 10 1999 SL No. 96
s 5pres s 6 ins 1999 SL No. 96 s 3Treatment of banana plantss
7prev s 7 renum as s 11 1999 SL No. 96 s
5pres s 7 ins 1999 SL No. 96 s 3PART
3—WATTLE HILLSpt hdgins 1998 SL No.
227 s 6Definitions for pt 3s 8prev
s 8 renum as s 12 1999 SL No. 96 s 5pres s 8 (prev s
4) ins 1998 SL No. 227 s 6def“pest quarantine
area”amd 1999 SL No. 96 s 4renum 1999 SL No.
96 s 5Pest quarantine areas 9(prev
s 5) ins 1998 SL No. 227 s 6renum 1999 SL No.
96 s 5Objects of quarantines 10(prev
s 6) ins 1998 SL No. 227 s 6renum 1999 SL No.
96 s 5Restriction on moving, planting and
cultivating plantss 11(prev s 7) ins 1998 SL No. 227 s
6renum 1999 SL No. 96 s 5Owner of land to
treat banana plantss 12(prev s 8) ins 1998 SL No. 227 s
6renum 1999 SL No. 96 s 5