Rules on Training in the Field of Plant Protection Products.

These Rules establish the operational standards for the education and certification of individuals handling agricultural chemicals. They define the administrative procedures for three distinct types of training: basic and further training for professional users, consultants, and sellers; additional training for candidates lacking specific educational backgrounds; and safety courses for non-professional users. They as the primary technical guide for managing professional qualifications within the domestic agricultural sector.
Logistical and professional requirements necessary to conduct these training programs are also specified. The Rules mandate that providers maintain specific technical equipment, digital infrastructure for record-keeping, and facilities that meet safety and educational standards. Furthermore, they set strict criteria for instructors, requiring them to hold advanced degrees in specialized fields such as agronomy, medicine, or environmental science.
They also outline the protocols for examination, the issuance of identification cards, and the associated financial costs. Candidates must pass a written examination to obtain a phytomedicine ID card, which is subject to renewal through periodic further training. The Rules include a structured fee schedule with maximum price caps for various courses and administrative services, such as the replacement of lost credentials.