1996 ED] PLAN[ PROTECTION ACT [CAP l7lA (6) An inspector may require a person who has been permitted to import a plant material, heneficial organ ism soil or associated . rackaging, notwithstanding that there is a permit or phytosanitary certificate in its respect, to make available for inspection at all reas onable time$ within a reasonable period after allowing the entry of the plant material, beneficial organism, soil or associated packaging. (7) The Director may grant a permit subject to such reasonable conditions which are consistent with the purpose of this Act. 6.(I) The Director may issue a phytosanitary certificate in respect Control of expon of a plant material or beneficial organism, soil or an associated packaging for export. (2) A phytosanitary certificate shall be in the form specified in Schedule 2. (3) The Director lIIay establish the procedure for the purpose of subsection (1). PART m. CONTAINMENT AND ERADICATION OF PESTS 7.(1) The Minister may by notice in the Gazette declare any form of plant or animal life or a pathogenic agent which is not otherwise specified in Schctlule I to be 11 pest for the purposes of th i s Part. (2) For the purposes of this Part· "pest" means a pest specified in Schedule I or any other form of plant or animal life or pathogenic agent which the Minister has declared to be pest by a notice under subsection (I); "quarantine pest" means a pest declared as a quarantine pest under subsection (3). (3) The Minister may, by notice published in the Gazette, declare a pest whioh represents a threat to the agricultural or forestry resources or the ecological enviroment of Seychelles to be a quarantine pest. (4) The owner or occupier of any land who knows or suspects the presence of a quarantine pest on the land shall as soon as pra<::ticable after so knowing or suspecting adv;"" the Dir"c./or of the presence or suspected presence of the quarantine pest on the land. 5 Notification of quanmtl ne pest