Singapore legislation

Clause 29

Phytosanitary certificate

(1)

Any agricultural officer may, on application and on such terms as the Director may require, issue a phytosanitary certificate stating that any plant or plant product is free from pests for the purpose of export.

(2)

Any person who wilfully —

(a)

gives false information for the purpose of obtaining a phytosanitary certificate;

(b)

falsifies any phytosanitary certificate;

(c)

uses a phytosanitary certificate with intention of causing it to be believed that a plant or plant product which is not a plant or plant product in respect of which the phytosanitary certificate was issued, is a plant or plant product in respect of which the certificate was issued,shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 years or to both.

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