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DIR 105 - Limited and controlled release of canola genetically modified for herbicide tolerance


DIR 105 - Notification of decision to issue a licence on application - posted 22 December 2010 (RTF 167 KB)
DIR 105 - Notification of decision to issue a licence on application - posted 22 December 2010 (PDF 111 KB)

DIR 105 - Questions & Answers (RTF 34 KB)
DIR 105 - Questions & Answers (PDF 85 KB)

DIR 105 - Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan (RARMP) Executive Summary (RTF 329 KB)
DIR 105 - Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan (RARMP) Executive Summary (PDF 178 KB)

DIR 105 - Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan (RARMP) Technical Summary (RTF 353 KB)
DIR 105 - Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan (RARMP) Technical Summary (PDF 219 KB)

DIR 105 - Full Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan (RARMP) for the limited and controlled release of canola genetically modified for herbicide tolerance (DOC 1.1 MB)
DIR 105 - Full Risk Assessment and Risk Management Plan (RARMP) for the limited and controlled release of canola genetically modified for herbicide tolerance (PDF 660 KB)

DIR 105 - Licence Application Summary (RTF 629 KB)
DIR 105 - Licence Application Summary (PDF 66 KB)

DIR 105 - GM canola licence conditions (RTF 642 KB)
DIR 105 - GM canola licence conditions (PDF 356 KB)


Reference material

Risk Analysis Framework for Licence Applications to the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator (3rd Edition) 2009

The Biology of Brassica napus L. (canola)

Site details for DIR 105

Site no. Area (ha) Date planted LGA/State GPS Coordinates Crop status Crop status updated
10.352May 2011Bland/NSWS33 50.935 E147 31.118
S33 50.949 E147 31.234
S33 51.072 E147 31.210
S33 51.059 E147 31.095
PHMDecember 2011

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