QueenslandPlantProtectionAct1989PlantProtection(MyrtleRust)QuarantineNotice2010Reprinted as in force on 6 October
2010Warning—this document has been released in
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AMENDEDLAST REPRINT BEFORE REPEALExpired 1989 No. 14 s 11(9)(a)
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Plant
Protection (Myrtle Rust) Quarantine Notice 2010[s 1]Plant
Protection (Myrtle Rust) QuarantineNotice 2010[reprinted as in force on 6 October
2010]1Short titleThis notice may
be cited as thePlant Protection (Myrtle Rust)Quarantine Notice 2010.Note—Undersection11(9)oftheAct,thisnoticeremainsinforceuntilwhichever of the following first
happens—(a)the commencement into effect of a
regulation under section 11(1)of the Act in
relation to the same matter;(b)the
end of 3 months.2DefinitionsIn this
notice—myrtle rustmeans rust, as
described in thePlantProtectionRegulation2002,schedule1,part2,undertheheading‘C.Disorders’, caused byUredo
rangelii.pest quarantine areameans
the pest quarantine area declaredunder section
3.3Declaration of pest quarantine
areaThe whole of Queensland is declared to be a
pest quarantinearea for myrtle rust.4Objects of quarantineTheobjectsofthequarantineforthepestquarantineareaare—Reprint 0A
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Plant
Protection (Myrtle Rust) Quarantine Notice 2010[s 5](a)to prevent the introduction of myrtle
rust into the pestquarantine area; and(b)to
prevent or control the spread of myrtle rust in the pestquarantine area; and(c)to
prevent or control pest infestations of myrtle rust inthe
pest quarantine area.5Restriction on
introduction(1)A person must not, without an
inspector’s approval, introduceinto the pest
quarantine area—(a)myrtle rust; or(b)a
Myrtaceae plant grown in or despatched from anotherState
in which myrtle rust has been detected; or(c)an
appliance that has been in contact with a Myrtaceaeplant
mentioned in paragraph (b).(2)Aninspectormaygiveanapproval,withorwithoutconditions,fortheintroductionofathingmentionedinsubsection (1)(b) or (c) only if the
inspector is satisfied theintroductionofthethingwillnotposeasignificantriskofspreading myrtle rust in the pest
quarantine area.(3)In this section—Myrtaceae
plantmeans a plant of the family
Myrtaceae.Note—Under the Act,
schedule 2—plantmeans a member of
the plant kingdom and includes the seed orseedling of or a
part of a plant, whether living or dead and whetherattached to a plant but does not include
timber in service.Examples of a part of a plant—flower, foliage, fruit, germplasm,
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(Myrtle Rust) Quarantine Notice 2010Endnotes1Index to endnotesPage2Date to which amendments incorporated
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