Guam § 50107 - Licensing, Importation and Sale of Restricted Use

§ 50107. Licensing, Importation and Sale of Restricted Use

Pesticides, Certification and Record Keeping.

(a) Licensing. Every person who imports, sells or distributes

restricted use pesticides shall obtain an annual license from the

Agency. Requirements, procedures and fees for licenses shall

conform to the regulations promulgated under this Chapter.

(b) Importation and Sale of Restricted Use Pesticides.

Every person who imports, sells, or distributes restricted use

pesticides shall have a certified sales manager or a manager

employed by the company who has passed one (1) of the

certification trainings covering pesticide laws and regulations,

pesticide hazards, proper usage, safe storage, distribution and

disposal methods.

(c) Certification. Every person who applies restricted use

pesticides shall obtain certification from the Agency, which shall

be valid for three (3) years. Every person who applies any

restricted use pesticides and who is not a certified applicator must

be under the direct supervision of a certified applicator.

(d) Training. Any person who applies general use pesticides

as the primary part of his/her job or duties shall be required to

meet specific training requirements as set forth in the regulations

promulgated under this Chapter.

(e) Record Keeping. Any person issued a license,

certification, or permit for RUPs under the provisions of this

Chapter shall be required by the Administrator to keep accurate

records for at least two (2) years from the date of importation or

sale and containing the following information:

(1) The delivery, movement, holding, or storage of any

pesticide or device including quantity and name and

registration number;

(2) The date received, name of consignor and consignee;

(3) Any other information necessary for the enforcement

of this Chapter as prescribed by the Administrator;

(4) In the case of pesticide use, the name, registration

number, quantity of pesticide and solution used.

(5) The Administrator shall have access to such records

and at any reasonable time make copies of such records for

the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this Chapter.

Unless required for the enforcement of this Act, such

information shall be confidential and, if summarized, shall

not identify an individual person.