Regulation 4

the name and address of the applicant;

the trade name or the brand name under which the pesticide is to be sold or supplied;

the name by which the pesticide is commonly known or referred to;

the composition of the pesticide and the chemical name of every constituent of the pesticide, whether active or inert;

the uses of the pesticide for which registration is being sought and its efficacy for each of such uses;

the physical and chemical properties of the pesticide and its active ingredient;

the method for the determination of the content of the active ingredient in the pesticide;

the toxicological effect of the pesticide, its active ingredient and the residues thereof on mammals, wildlife, aquatic organisms and non-target organisms;

the environmental fate data of the pesticide, including data relating to the degree of persistence, retention, movement and metabolic breakdown of its active ingredient in the environment;

the chemistry of the residue of the pesticide and its active ingredient in crops and the methods for the detection and analysis of such residue in crops;

the methods for the application of the pesticide, including the safety measures to be taken when applying the pesticide;

the antidote to the pesticide, if any, and first aid instructions in case of poisoning by the pesticide;

the methods for the detoxification or neutralisation of the pesticide or its active ingredient in the environment and for the disposal of the pesticide;

whether the pesticide has been registered or approved (however described) for use in the cultivation of plants in any foreign country and if so —

the name of the foreign country;

the limitations, if any, imposed in the foreign country on the use of the pesticide; and

any information relating to the residue tolerances of the pesticide as may have been derived from its use in the foreign country;

whether approval has been obtained from the relevant authorities in Singapore for the manufacture or import of the pesticide; and

such other information as the Director-General may require.