(1) Paying all fees as described in Section 3701.8.

(2) Providing the labor to collect samples for testing under the supervision of the Department.

(3) Submission of a completed, signed compliance agreement as required in Section 3701.4.

(4) Applying for the registration or re-registration of plants grown under the provisions of these regulations.

(5) Selecting tree(s) or mother lines for testing, and the proper maintenance of any plants being grown under the provisions of these regulations.

(6) Procuring qualified propagative materials for planting.

(7) Using propagation, farming, and sanitation practices as required in Section 3701.4.

(8) Removal of citrus trees or mother lines from insect-resistant structures when no longer eligible to be maintained within the structure.

(9) Maintain, and upon request, provide within five business days to the Department a record of all mother trees, mother lines, seed and/or increase trees registered by the participant, or other trees maintained in the same structure with registered material.

(10) Taking precautions to guard against the introduction and spread of pests and diseases to plants entered in this program.

(11) Proper use of registration tags provided by the Department, including removal within five working days, of registration tags from citrus trees that have died, for which the Department issues a cancellation of registration notice, or that otherwise are no longer eligible for registration, maintaining control of registration tags issued to the participant, and ensuring that tags are not applied to plants or propagative materials that are not eligible.

(12) Proper use, maintenance and submission of Department-supplied insect monitoring traps.

(13) Notifying the Department at least 24 hours in advance of any pest control treatments in plantings using a pesticide that has reentry or worker safety requirements that would create a health hazard for the Department's employees, or in any manner interfere with the Department's ability to conduct scheduled inspections or other field activities. This subsection only applies when the Department has notified the participant of the date of a planned inspection or other program-related action that would bring the Department's representative(s) into a treated area or into contact with treated plants.

(14) Notifying the Department of any trees for which registration is requested that are known to be infected with the citrus variant of the HSVd, citrus viroid IIa (CVd-IIa, Non-cachexia variant).

(15) Meeting the requirements of Title 3, Division 4, California Code of Regulations, Section 3060.4(a)(1)(D) when selling any propagative material infected with the citrus variant of the HSVd, citrus viroid IIa (CVd-IIa, Non-cachexia variant).

(1) Maintain records of all registered mother trees, mother lines, seed and increase trees.

(2) Specify, in the registration record, those trees that are infected with the citrus variant of the HSVd, citrus viroid IIa (CVd-IIa, Non-cachexia variant).

(3) Process applications from applicant and/or requests for records from applicant within 10 business days of receipt.

(4) Release results of disease tests to participants within 5 business days of receiving final test results from the facility performing the diagnostics.

(5) Require that the facility performing the diagnostics include in its protocol a method of conducting additional diagnostic procedure(s) for any sample for which the results were inconclusive or positive.

(6) Require that the facility performing the diagnostics notify the Department within three business days of any inconclusive or positive test results.

(7) Upon receiving notification from the diagnostic facility, notify the affected participant within three business days of any inconclusive or positive test results.

(8) Approve insect-resistant structures.

(9) Inspect and test participants' citrus trees and mother lines in accordance with the provisions of these regulations and as required by the Department.

(10) Cancel registration of citrus trees and mother lines that are found to be infected with diseases listed in Section 3701.6, using tests prescribed in Section 3701.6, and/or the trees or mother lines have been produced out of compliance with the provisions of these regulations.

(11) The Department may issue special permits exempting researchers or others from compliance with any or all of the provisions of these regulations. The permit shall state any and all provisions under which citrus propagation will be allowed.