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4.—(1) A person shall not land any potatoes which he knows or has reasonable cause to suspect have originated in the Netherlands unless, at least two days prior to the date of the landing, he has given written notification to an inspector of his intention to do so, and of—
(a)the proposed means of landing;
(b)the proposed point and time and date of landing;
(c)the use of the potatoes concerned;
(d)the quantity and variety of those potatoes;
(e)the proposed destination of those potatoes; and
(f)the producer’s identification number or the reference number of the lot to which the potatoes belong.
(2) Any person who, before the commencement of these Regulations, landed in Northern Ireland any potatoes which he knew or had reasonable cause to suspect to have originated in the Netherlands shall, no later than 28th January 1999, give written notification to an inspector of–
(a)the date the potatoes were landed;
(b)the point of landing;
(c)the use or intended use of the potatoes concerned;
(d)the destination of those potatoes;
(e)the quantity and variety of those potatoes; and
(f)the producer’s identification number or the reference number of the lot to which the potatoes belong.
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