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    HP-GD-003 Hemp Permit Conditions For Breeding Research 002

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    This document outlines 16 conditions for those with permits to breed or conduct research on hemp (low THC cannabis) in South Africa. Key conditions include: the permit holder is responsible for oversight and record keeping of breeding/research activities; hemp seeds and plants may only be grown in approved locations; no distribution of plants or materials to unauthorized parties; detailed records must be kept of all activities, treatments, and THC testing; and an annual report must be submitted summarizing research outcomes. Non-compliance can result in actions against the permit holder.

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    HP-GD-003 Hemp Permit Conditions For Breeding Research 002

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    This document outlines 16 conditions for those with permits to breed or conduct research on hemp (low THC cannabis) in South Africa. Key conditions include: the permit holder is responsible for oversight and record keeping of breeding/research activities; hemp seeds and plants may only be grown in approved locations; no distribution of plants or materials to unauthorized parties; detailed records must be kept of all activities, treatments, and THC testing; and an annual report must be submitted summarizing research outcomes. Non-compliance can result in actions against the permit holder.

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    HP-GD-003 Hemp Permit Conditions for Breeding Research 002

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    This document outlines 16 conditions for those with permits to breed or conduct research on hemp (low THC cannabis) in South Africa. Key conditions include: the permit holder is responsible for oversight and record keeping of breeding/research activities; hemp seeds and plants may only be grown in approved locations; no distribution of plants or materials to unauthorized parties; detailed records must be kept of all activities, treatments, and THC testing; and an annual report must be submitted summarizing research outcomes. Non-compliance can result in actions against the permit holder.

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    HP-GD-003 Hemp Permit Conditions For Breeding Research 002

    Uploaded by

    Shawane Kekana
    This document outlines 16 conditions for those with permits to breed or conduct research on hemp (low THC cannabis) in South Africa. Key conditions include: the permit holder is responsible for oversight and record keeping of breeding/research activities; hemp seeds and plants may only be grown in approved locations; no distribution of plants or materials to unauthorized parties; detailed records must be kept of all activities, treatments, and THC testing; and an annual report must be submitted summarizing research outcomes. Non-compliance can result in actions against the permit holder.

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    HP- GD - 003

    HEMP PERMIT: CONDITIONS FOR BREEDING/ RESEARCH OF


    HEMP (LOW THC CANNABIS)

    1. The permit holder is responsible for supervision and monitoring of the


    breeding/research activities conducted under this permit.

    2. The permit holder must furnish the responsible person of each premises for
    breeding or research with a copy of the permit and the conditions, ensure that
    he/she fully understands all the conditions and inform him/her that he/she must be
    in possession of this copy at all time.

    3. Hemp seed and plants may only be planted on the locations indicated on the
    permit.

    4. The permit holder is not allowed to give or sell any plants or propagating material
    to any other person, or be used for planting on any premises other than the
    approved premises for any reason whatsoever.

    5. Detailed field plans of the premises indicating position of the hemp trials must be
    kept.

    6. The labels, invoices and analytical reports of the material planted must be kept.

    7. The permit holder must ensure that the notice of planting is submitted for each
    premises to the Registrar’s office at [email protected] as well as a copy
    of the notice to the nearest Police station within 28 days of planting

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    8. Detail records must be kept (logbook) of all activities relating to breeding/research
    of hemp on the premises, including all inspections conducted. The
    records/logbook must be available for inspection by the authorized inspector

    9. Authorized inspectors must be allowed access to conduct inspection of the


    premises and facilities or any activity relating to hemp.

    10. Complete records must be kept of treatments, planting dates, spraying programs,
    inspection reports and submit a summary of these records with the annual report.

    11. The site must have controlled access and only for authorised persons and must
    be clearly marked in English and the official language of the surrounding area
    stating the planting consists of Hemp - low THC Cannabis.

    12. The Permit holder is responsible to ensure that the relevant samples for testing
    THC are taken, keeping in mind that sampling for testing of THC levels for fiber
    varieties must be done within one week before harvesting and in case of varieties
    for other purposes, within 15 days from the onset of flowering.

    13. In case where trial plantings have failed, e.g. due to environmental conditions,
    natural disaster or unauthorised removal during the growing season, the permit
    holder must immediately notify the Registrar’s office and report it to the nearest
    Police Station

    14. In the event where hemp material must be transported, the following must
    accompany the consignment (in final evaluation stages before submitting varieties
    for registration):
    a. Transport declaration
    b. Copy of hemp permit of the holder of the permit for breeding/research
    c. Variety details (variety reference/code, amount of seed or plants)
    d. Copy of analytical report relating to the consignment

    15. The permit holder must submit an annual report to the Registrar on the
    breeding/research conducted and the outcomes by 30 June every year.
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    16. Non-compliance with any of the permit conditions may lead to actions taken
    against the holder of the permit in terms of section 35 of the PIA.

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