The Seeds (National Lists of Varieties) (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1999

Regulation 2

SCHEDULE SCHEDULES TO BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THE SCHEDULES TO THE SEEDS (NATIONAL LISTS OF VARIETIES) (FEES) REGULATIONS 1994

Regulation 3(1)(a)

“SCHEDULE 1 FEES PAYABLE ON AN APPLICATION FOR ENTRY OF A PLANT VARIETY IN A NATIONAL LIST

	Amount
Plant Variety	New Fee	Old Fee
	£	£(*)
(*) The figures in italics are the fees which were charged under these Regulations before the coming into force of the Seeds (National Lists of Varieties) (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1999 (S.I. 1999/1090) on 30th April 1999.
1.   Any variety	275	(260)

Regulation 3(1)(b)

SCHEDULE 2 FEES PAYABLE IN RESPECT OF TESTS FOR DISTINCTNESS, UNIFORMITY AND STABILITY OF A PLANT VARIETY WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF AN APPLICATION FOR ENTRY IN A NATIONAL LIST

	Amount
Plant Variety	New Fee	Old Fee
	£	£(*)
(*) The figures in italics are the fees which were charged under these Regulations before the coming into force of the Seeds (National Lists of Varieties) (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1999 (S.I. 1999/1090) on 30th April 1999.
1.   A cereal (excluding maize) variety	745	(710)
2.   A maize variety	455	(435)
3.   A potato variety	695	(660)
4.   A beetroot, Brussels sprout, cabbage, carrot, celery, curly kale, leek, onion, radish, turnip or fodder variety	645	(615)
5.   A field pea, vegetable pea, field bean or broad bean variety	555	(530)
6.   A herbage variety	455	(435)
7.   An oil and fibre (including oilseed rape) variety	455	(435)
8.   A sugar beet or fodder beet variety	180	(170)
9.   Any other variety	230	(220)

Regulation 3(1)(c)

SCHEDULE 3 FEES PAYABLE IN RESPECT OF TRIALS FOR VALUE FOR CULTIVATION AND USE OF A PLANT VARIETY WHICH IS THE SUBJECT OF AN APPLICATION FOR ENTRY IN A NATIONAL LIST

	Amount
Plant Variety	New Fee	Old Fee
	£	£(*)
(*) The figures in italics are the fees which were charged under these Regulations before the coming into force of the Seeds (National Lists of Varieties) (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1999 (S.I. 1999/1090) on 30th April 1999.
1.   A maize variety	535	(510)
2.   A potato variety	945	(900)
3.   A ryegrass, timothy or white clover variety	380	(360)
4.   A field pea variety	770	(735)
5.   A flax or linseed variety	360	(345)
6.   A sugar beet variety	415	(395)
7.   A festulolium variety	380	(360)
8.   A wheat (excluding durum wheat and spelt wheat), barley or oat variety	1,220	(1,160)
9.   A field bean variety	355	(340)
10.   A spring oilseed rape variety	760	(725)
11.   A winter oilseed rape variety	800	(760)

Regulation 3(1)(d)

SCHEDULE 4 RENEWAL FEES

	Amount
Plant Variety	New Fee	Old Fee
	£	£(*)
(*) The figures in italics are the fees which were charged under these Regulations before the coming into force of the Seeds (National Lists of Varieties) (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1999 (S.I. 1999/1090) on 30th April 1999.
1.   A vegetable variety (excluding a vegetable pea or broad bean variety)	170	(160)
2.   Any other variety (including a vegetable pea or broad bean variety)	275	(260)

Regulation 3(1)(e)

SCHEDULE 5 FEES PAYABLE IN RESPECT OF OTHER MATTERS

		Amount
Matter	When payable	New Fee	Old Fee
		£	£(*)
(*) The figures in italics are the fees which were charged under these Regulations before the coming into force of the Seeds (National Lists of Varieties) (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 1999 (S.I. 1999/1090) on 30th April 1999.”
1.   Application for the substitution of a name in a National List	On making the application	30	(30)
2.   Making written representations to the Ministers	On delivering the representations	30	(30)
3.   Attending to be heard by a person appointed by the Ministers	Before the hearing	60	(55)
4.   Purchase of a report from a testing authority in another country	Within 14 days of demand by the Minister	160	(150)
5.   Observation plot-trials for value for cultivation and use	Within 14 days of demand by the Minister	135	(130)
6.   Entry in a National List	Before entry in a National List	120	(115)