What is a plant health management plan
30 What is a plant health management plan
(1) A plant health management plan is a plan that provides for a long-term strategy for the control of 1 or more specified pests.
Without limiting subsection (1), the plan must specify:
the plant and plant product to which the plan relates; and
(b) whether the plan applies to the whole of the Territory or a specified part of the Territory; and
(c) the period (not exceeding 10 years) for which the plan is to be in force; and
any other related matters, including, for example:
the obligations of persons under the plan; and
(ii) the powers and functions of the Chief Inspector and inspectors under the plan.
The plan must be consistent with this Act.
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