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Changes over time for: Paragraph 13
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13.—(1) If any person buys more than 1,000 tonnes of cereal grown in the United Kingdom in any year ending 30th June, he must in the following year make a written weekly return to the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board in accordance with this paragraph, and failure to do so is an offence.
(2) Each return must show—
(a)the amount in tonnes of cereal grown in the United Kingdom and bought by him in the previous week (ending on Friday), broken down by type of cereal; and
(b)the prices paid.
(3) The return must be submitted by the end of Thursday in the following week.
(4) The Board must publish the mean average price of each type of cereal on a weekly, monthly and annual basis.
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