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22. A person commits an offence if that person—
(a)makes a statement in an application for a permit knowing or suspecting it to be false;
(b)abandons, releases or allows to escape any aquatic organism, the movement of which took place under a permit or under a notice issued under regulation 7 (movement of an Annex IV species) unless that person can show that all reasonable steps were taken and due diligence exercised to avoid the abandonment, release or escape;
(c)fails to comply with a requirement imposed under regulation 15(5) (seizure of items);
(d)fails to comply with an enforcement notice served under regulation 17(1) or (2) (enforcement notices);
(e)fails to comply with any provision requiring the disposal of aquatic organisms under regulation 19(5)(d) (amendment, suspension or revocation of permit or notice);
(f)fails, without reasonable cause, to give an inspector any assistance or information which the inspector may reasonably require for the purposes of the inspector's functions under these Regulations;
(g)intentionally obstructs an inspector; or
(h)knowingly gives false or misleading information to an inspector.
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