Western Australian Consolidated Regulations (1) A grower who
detects western flower thrips on his property must, as soon as
practicable —
(a)
apply a control spray treatment to the infested crops; and
(b)
maintain a monitoring programme,
approved by the
Director General.
[(2) deleted]
(3) A person must not
remove cut flowers from an area within a 50 km radius of an outbreak of
western flower thrips unless the flowers —
(a) have
been treated as approved by the Director General; or
(b) have
been inspected by an authorised inspector and found to be free from western
flower thrips; or
(c) are
from a property which has been declared to be free from western flower thrips
by the Director General; or
(d) are
from a property on which a spraying and monitoring programme approved by the
Director General has been applied.
[(4) deleted]
(5) For the purposes
of regulation 16(1) western flower thrips is a specified disease.
[Regulation 17D inserted in Gazette
1 Oct 1993 p. 5343; amended in Gazette 20 Aug 1996
p. 4053.]