Resolution No 89 of 2006 of Georgian Government on Rules for Issuance of Licenses for Production of Biological Pesticides

The Resolution provides rules for licensing of production of biological pesticides. It consists of 12 articles: General provisions (1); Definition of terms (2); Administrative agency issuing the license (3); Rules for issuing the license (4); Documents that need to be filed for being issued the license (5); Denial of the license and appellation (6); Duties and rights of the license issuer (7); Form of the license certificate (8); Loss or damaging the license certificate (9); Validity of the license (10); Compliance control and revocation of the license (11); and Amendments and additions to the Resolution (12). The Resolution defines biological pesticides as plant extract, active strain, or a product of microbial synthesis in a form of micro-biological drug which is specific for pests, and which does not negatively affect the beneficial fauna and flora, is harmless for humans and the other warm-blooded.