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127 Definitions.U.K.
(1)In this Part—
“acquire”, in relation to genetically modified organisms, includes any method by which such organisms may come to be in a person’s possession, other than by their being imported;
“consent” means a consent granted under section 111 above, and a reference to the limitations or conditions to which a consent is subject is a reference to the limitations or conditions subject to which the consent for the time being has effect;
“descendant”, in relation to a genetically modified organism, means any other organism whose genes or other genetic material is derived, through any number of generations, from that organism by any process of reproduction;
“import” means import into the United Kingdom;
“premises” includes any land;
“prohibition notice” means a notice under section 110 above.
(2)This Part, except in so far as it relates to importations of genetically modified organisms, [applies to the territorial sea adjacent to England as it applies in England [and applies to the territorial sea adjacent to Wales as it applies in Wales]] and [ applies to any area for the time being designated under section 1(7) of the Continental Shelf Act 1964 as it applies in England] .
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