#TECL2612263AFrance Removes Three Plant Species from a Special Protected-Species Advisory List
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This order removes three plant species from the list of animal and plant species for which any protection exemption requires advice from the National Council for Nature Protection. The practical effect is narrow. Authorities, developers, researchers, land managers, and environmental consultants dealing with these specific Corsican plant species may no longer need that council opinion for exemptions tied to them, though other environmental protection rules may still apply.
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Key Changes
- Removes Leucanthemum corsicum subsp. fenzlii from the special advisory list.
- Removes Senecio rosinae from the special advisory list.
- Removes Dianthus gyspergerae from the special advisory list.
Obligations
What this law requires
Competent authorities assessing protection derogation requests must no longer treat Leucanthemum corsicum subsp. fenzlii, Senecio rosinae, or Dianthus gyspergerae as species for which derogation is conditional on prior advice from the National Council for Nature Protection under the amended 6 January 2020 order.