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GM MAIZE AND CO-EXISTENCE

Early day motion 636, tabled 12 February 2004 by Simon Thomas (Plaid Cymru). Signed by 22 members.

That this House notes the reluctance of the National Assembly for Wales Executive to accede to the cultivation in the United Kingdom of the GM maize variety Chardon LL due to the potential impact on the burgeoning organic sector in Wales; believes that the question of co-existence, contamination and liability between GM crops, conventional crops and organic crops remains unresolved; and therefore believes that the Government must not license this crop at present.

Signatures by party: Labour 11, Liberal Democrat 3, Plaid Cymru 3, Labour/Co-operative 2, Scottish National Party 2, UUP 1.