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26.—(1) Following receipt of an application for renewal of consent to market genetically modified organisms the National Assembly for Wales shall—
(a)inform the applicant in writing of the date of receipt of the application;
(b)examine the application for its conformity with the requirements of the Act and of these Regulations and, if necessary, request the applicant to supply additional information;
(c)either—
(i)send to the applicant an assessment report prepared in accordance with Schedule 4 which indicates that the genetically modified organisms should continue to be marketed and under which conditions, or
(ii)refuse the application, stating reasons for its decision, supported by an assessment report which indicates that the genetically modified organisms should not continue to be marketed;
(d)ensure that a copy of the application and its assessment report is forwarded to the Commission.
(2) Where the National Assembly for Wales intends to submit to the Commission an assessment report which indicates that the genetically modified organisms to which an application relates should be permitted to be marketed, the National Assembly for Wales shall first consult the Health and Safety Executive and not forward a favourable opinion on the application as it relates to the protection of human health where the Health and Safety Executive has informed the National Assembly for Wales that it does not fulfil the requirements of the Act and of these Regulations.
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