24 Official testing stations and certificates of test
Plant Varieties and Seeds Act 1964 (1964 c 14) | Legislation

Official testing stations

24  Official testing stations and certificates of test

(1)     Subject to this section, the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and the Secretary of State shall respectively continue to maintain the official seed testing stations established for England and Wales and for Scotland under the Seeds Act 1920.

(2)     The Ministers may unite in establishing and maintaining, on such terms as may be agreed between them, a common official seed testing station for the whole of Great Britain.

(3)     Either or both of the Ministers may at any time alter the arrangements made by them for official seed testing stations for England and Wales and for Scotland respectively, and any official seed testing station established by either

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