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Scottish Parliament written answers — Environment: Environment (11 Dec 2001)

Alasdair Morgan: To ask the Scottish Executive what guidance it has issued to local authorities on the control of Japanese knotweed.

Scottish Parliament written answers — Environment: Environment (15 Nov 2000)

Robin Harper: To ask the Scottish Executive what action it will take to prevent the continued spread of invasive, non-native species of plants, such as Japanese Knotweed, Himalayan Balsam and Giant Hogweed.

Orders of the Day — Countryside and Rights of Way Bill: Wildlife: Amendments of Part I of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (14 Jun 2000)

Damian Green: ...the countryside, but to date there have been no successful prosecutions for illegal release of listed schedule 9 plants. Yet the relatively few species that are supposedly controlled, including the Japanese knotweed—the Minister, I think, said in Committee that it was a problem for him—and the giant hogweed are still causing havoc. A number of other species are causing problems, many...

Orders of the Day — Natural Heritage (9 Mar 1995)

Mr Peter Hardy: ...the variety of wildlife in Britain. However, I think that it is timely to remind the Minister not to allow alien importation unless it has been considered very carefully. Some people brought in Japanese knotweed, and that was disastrous. Others brought in mink and allowed them to escape, and they have had a savage effect on nature in many parts of the country. We should consider others...

Clause 1: Animals and Plants to Which Section 14 Applies (13 Jul 1981)

Mr Hector Monro: .... The term "Dog, Prairie" is misleading, because a "prairie dog" is not a dog but a rodent of the marmot family. Amendment No. 195 clarifies points about the giant hogweed, the giant kelp and the Japanese knotweed.

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