The new regulations set out the list of documentation required to prepare registration applications, as well as the stages of their assessment and authorisation. They also specify the conditions for including the aforementioned products in the annual testing programme, the procedure for organising studies into their biological efficacy, and the requirements for conducting field trials.
The registration of plant protection products will be carried out on the basis of favourable opinions from the competent authorities. The registration certificate is valid for seven years. The regulations also provide for the possibility of extending the scope of application of a product, including its use on a ‘small scale’ (for limited purposes), subject to transparent, objective and non-discriminatory conditions. Such requests may be initiated by applicants – including both public and private organisations, as well as associations of agricultural producers.
This document management system will be administered by the National Centre for Animal and Plant Health and Food Safety, with the National Public Health Agency and the Environmental Protection Inspectorate participating in the risk assessment process.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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