Pesticides Control Act Regulations

t PESTICIDES CONTROL ACT REGULATIONS PLEASE NOTE This document, prepared by the Legislative Counsel Office, is an office consolidation of this regulation, current to May 23, 2026. It is intended for information and reference purposes only. This document is not the official version of these regulations. The regulations and the amendments printed in the Royal Gazette should be consulted on the Prince Edward Island Government web site to determine the authoritative text of these regulations. For more information concerning the history of these regulations, please see the Table of Regulations on the Prince Edward Island Government web site (www.princeedwardisland.ca). If you find any errors or omissions in this consolidation, please contact: Legislative Counsel Office Tel: (902) 368-4292 Email: legislation@gov.pe.ca Pesticides Control Act Regulations Table of Contents PESTICIDES CONTROL ACT REGULATIONS Table of Contents Section Page INTERPRETATION 5 1. Definitions................................................................................................................................................ 5 PESTICIDE TRAINING 9 2. Categories of pesticide training events ..................................................................................................... 9 3. Earning CECs ......................................................................................................................................... 10 LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS 10 4. Fees ........................................................................................................................................................ 10 5. Licences ................................................................................................................................................. 10 5.1 AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate .............................................................................................................. 12 6. Applicator certificates ............................................................................................................................ 12 7. Renewal of Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate ............................................................................. 14 8. Conditional Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate ............................................................................ 14 9. Records of pesticide use or application .................................................................................................. 15 10. Loader/mixer Certificate ........................................................................................................................ 15 11. Certificates expired ................................................................................................................................ 16 12. Sales data ............................................................................................................................................... 16 13. Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence ................................................................................ 17 13.1 Domestic Pesticides Vendor Business Licence ...................................................................................... 18 14. Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate ........................................................................................... 19 14.1 Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate .................................................................................................. 19 15. Revocation of licence, certificate or permit ........................................................................................... 19 16. Pesticide Purchase Permit ...................................................................................................................... 20 17. Record of sale ........................................................................................................................................ 20 18. Authorize employee to use permit ......................................................................................................... 20 19. Pesticide Application Permit .................................................................................................................. 21 20. Separate storage from food .................................................................................................................... 21 20.1 Duties of licensee ................................................................................................................................... 22 20.2 Selling pesticide ..................................................................................................................................... 23 21. Permit to be carried, when ..................................................................................................................... 23 22. Package labels ........................................................................................................................................ 23 22.1 Comply with terms, conditions .............................................................................................................. 23 22.2 Ready-to-use herbicide .......................................................................................................................... 23 OFFENCES 24 23. Disposal of pesticide, etc ....................................................................................................................... 24 24. Prior notice of application ...................................................................................................................... 25 24.1 Application within 48 hours ................................................................................................................... 25 25. Posting notices ....................................................................................................................................... 26 26. Storage of pesticides .............................................................................................................................. 26 c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 3 Table of Contents Pesticides Control Act Regulations 27. Transportation of pesticide ..................................................................................................................... 26 28. Licence mandatory ................................................................................................................................. 27 28.1 Licence mandatory ................................................................................................................................. 29 29. Mixing pesticide ..................................................................................................................................... 29 30. Licence mandatory ................................................................................................................................. 29 30.1 Certificate required ................................................................................................................................. 29 31. Certificate required ................................................................................................................................. 30 32. Certificate, permit or licence mandatory ................................................................................................ 30 33. Permit not to be used for another purpose .............................................................................................. 30 34. Permit not transferable ........................................................................................................................... 31 35. Prohibition .............................................................................................................................................. 31 36. No application of Schedule 6 pesticide .................................................................................................. 31 37. No application by aircraft ....................................................................................................................... 31 38. Filling, washing, etc. sprayer .................................................................................................................. 31 39. Wind speed ............................................................................................................................................. 32 40. Discharge in accordance with label ........................................................................................................ 32 40.1 Prohibition .............................................................................................................................................. 32 40.2 Prohibition .............................................................................................................................................. 32 41. Revocation .............................................................................................................................................. 33 SCHEDULE 1 35 PESTICIDES FOR WHICH A PERMIT IS REQUIRED 35 SCHEDULE 2 35 EXCLUDED PESTICIDES 35 SCHEDULE 3 36 FORMS 36 SCHEDULE 4 52 APPLICATION FEES 52 SECTION 1.01 2 CERTIFICATES 52 SECTION 1.02 3 PERMITS 52 SCHEDULE 5 53 PHASE-IN OF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS 53 SCHEDULE 6 53 PROHIBITED PESTICIDES 53 SCHEDULE 7 53 EXEMPTED PESTICIDES 53 SCHEDULE 8 55 SELF-SELECT DOMESTIC PESTICIDES 55 Page 4 Current to May 23, 2026 t c INTERPRETATION Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 1 PESTICIDES CONTROL ACT CHAPTER P-04 PESTICIDES CONTROL ACT REGULATIONS Pursuant to section 22 of the Pesticides Control Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. P-4, Council made the following regulations: INTERPRETATION 1. Definitions (1) In these regulations (a) “Act” means the Pesticides Control Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. P-4; (a.1) “AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate” means a pesticide use certificate that (i) was issued by the Director under subsection 21(1) of the prior regulations, (ii) was valid on December 31, 2005, and (iii) was identified by the words “AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate” or “Level 1 Agricultural Pesticide Use Certificate” on the face of the certificate; (a.2) “AG-2 Pesticide Use Certificate” means a pesticide use certificate that (i) was issued by the Director under subsection 21(1) of the prior regulations, (ii) was valid on December 31, 2005, and (iii) was identified by the words “AG-2 Pesticide Use Certificate” or “Level 2 Agricultural Pesticide Use Certificate” on the face of the certificate; (b) “Agreement” revoked by EC711/08; (c) “agricultural operation” means an agricultural operation operated for the purpose of producing agricultural products or services in the expectation of gain or reward, including (i) clearing, draining, irrigating and cultivating land, (ii) raising or keeping livestock, including cattle, horses, sheep, swine and poultry, (iii) raising or keeping fur-bearing animals, game birds, game animals and honey bees, (iv) producing agricultural, horticultural, or silvicultural crops, including non- food crops, c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 5 INTERPRETATION Section 1 Pesticides Control Act Regulations (v) operating agricultural machinery and equipment, including noise-scare devices, (vi) preparing a farm product for distribution from the farm gate, including cleaning, grading and packaging, (vii) on-farm processing of farm products for the purpose of preparing farm products for wholesale or retail distribution and consumption, (viii) applying fertilizers, soil conditioners and pesticides, including ground and aerial application, (ix) storing, using or disposing of organic wastes for farm purposes, and (x) operating pick-your-own farms, road-side farm produce stands and farm tourist operations as part of the farm operation; (d) “apply” means to release a pesticide into the environment; (e) “buffer zone” means a buffer zone as defined in the Watercourse and Wetland Protection Regulations made pursuant to the Environmental Protection Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap.E-9; (f) “certified applicator” means a person who holds a Pesticide Applicator Certificate issued by the Minister under section 6; (f.1) “certified assistant” revoked by EC71/07; (g) “concentrated pesticide” means any non-domestic pesticide product that requires mixing or dilution prior to application and which has not yet been mixed or diluted; (h) “continuing education credits” or “CECs” means continuing education credits that may be earned by an individual in accordance with section 3; (h.1) “controlled purchase domestic pesticide” means (i) any domestic pesticide that is not designated as a self-select domestic pesticide, or (ii) any fertilizer, within the meaning of the Fertilizers Act (Canada), that contains a pesticide; (i) “domestic pesticide” means a pesticide registered as domestic pursuant to the regulations made under the Pest Control Products Act (Canada); (j) “enclosed leak proof container” means a container that is impermeable to a liquid and has an obvious top and a bottom; (j.1) “fertilizer-pesticide blended product” means any fertilizer that contains a combination of fertilizer and pesticide; (j.2) “granular spreadable pesticide” means a pesticide that is granular or pelletized and is designed to be applied at a calculated rate by means of a user-adjustable spreading device; (j.3) “hose-end pesticide” means a pesticide concentrate or solution that is designed to be applied using a garden hose; (j.4) “incompatible materials” means materials that can react with a pesticide and may (i) destroy the structure or function of a pesticide, (ii) cause a fire, explosion or violent reaction, or (iii) cause the release of hazardous chemicals; (k) “label” has the same meaning as it does in the Pest Control Products Act (Canada); (l) “Loader/mixer Certificate” means a Loader/mixer Certificate issued by the Minister under section 10; Page 6 Current to May 23, 2026 t c INTERPRETATION Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 1 (m) “non-domestic pesticide” means a pesticide registered as commercial, industrial, agricultural, or restricted by the regulations made under the Pest Control Products Act (Canada); (n) “Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence” means a licence issued by the Minister under section 13; (o) “Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate” means a certificate issued by the Minister under section 14; (p) “noxious weed” means a weed designated as a noxious weed under the Weed Control Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. W-2.1; (p.1) “operating weight” means operating weight as defined in the Canadian Aviation Regulations (SOR/96-433); (q) “package” includes any container, wrapping, covering or holder in which any pesticide is wholly or partly contained, placed or packed; (r) “PCP Act (Canada)” revoked by EC581/26; (r.1) “PCP Act (Canada) Number” revoked by EC581/26; (s) “Pesticide Application Business Licence” means a Pesticide Application Business Licence issued by the Minister under section 5; (t) “pesticide application equipment” means equipment that is used to apply a pesticide and includes (i) a tractor and a tow-behind unit, (ii) a self-propelled unit, and (iii) a truck with a spray tank and pump affixed within the cargo compartment of the truck; (u) “Pesticide Application Permit” means a Pesticide Application Permit issued by the Minister under section 19 (v) “Pesticide Applicator Certificate” means a Pesticide Applicator Certificate issued by the Minister under section 6; (v.1) “pesticide concentrate” means a pesticide product or formulation that requires mixing, dilution, or some other form of measuring or measurement-related handling by the user prior to application; (w) “Pesticide Purchase Permit” means a Pesticide Purchase Permit issued by the Minister under section 16; (w.1) “pesticide requiring preparation” means a pesticide concentrate; (x) “Phase III storage facility” means a storage facility designed and maintained to store domestic and non-domestic pesticides, in accordance with the Canadian Warehousing Standards for the Storage of Agrichemical Products, Crop Life Canada, January 2002 as amended; (y) “prior regulations” means the prior regulations (EC583/84) made under the Act and revoked by these regulations; (y.01) “ready-to-use herbicide” means a herbicide that does not require dilution or mixing prior to application; (y.02) “registration number” means the registration number assigned to a pest control product under the Pest Control Products Act (Canada); (y.03) “remotely piloted aircraft” means a remotely piloted aircraft as defined in the Canadian Aviation Regulations; c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 7 INTERPRETATION Section 1 Pesticides Control Act Regulations (y.04) “remotely piloted aircraft system” means a remotely piloted aircraft system, as defined in the Canadian Aviation Regulations, that includes a remotely piloted aircraft having an operating weight of not more than 150 kg (331 pounds); (y.1) “self-select domestic pesticide” means any domestic pesticide designated as a self- select pesticide under subsection (8); (y.2) “spot treatment” means the limited application of a pesticide to an area that is not more than 10% of the potential area for treatment; (z) “Steering Committee” revoked by EC711/08; (aa) “training event” means a class or program that provides training in a subject within a pesticide training category listed in section 2; (bb) “WHMIS” means the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System. Application (2) Revoked by EC71/07. Research not prevented (3) Nothing in these regulations shall be construed to prevent the use of a pesticide under the authority of a permit for the purposes of research or testing by officials or other qualified persons employed by a university or other institution of research and higher learning or by agencies of the federal or provincial Government. Pesticide standards (4) The standards and requirements for registration, packaging and labelling, efficacy and safety, in respect of the sale, handling and use of any pesticide shall be the standards and requirements established by the Pest Control Products Act (Canada) and the regulations made under that Act together with the Act and these regulations. Application (5) These regulations apply to all pesticides except as follows: (a) sections 24, 24.1 and 25 do not apply to exempted pesticides listed in Schedule 7; (b) subsection 1(8) and section 20.2 are the only provisions of these regulations that apply to self-select pesticides listed in Schedule 8; (c) these regulations do not apply to excluded pesticides listed in Schedule 2. Excluded pesticides (6) The pesticides listed in Schedule 2 are designated as excluded pesticides. Exempted domestic pesticides (7) The pesticides listed in Schedule 7 are designated as exempted pesticides. Self-select domestic pesticides (8) The pesticides listed in Schedule 8 are designated as self-select domestic pesticides. (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07; 290/08; 711/08; 189/10; 189/10; 189/10; 656/15; 383/17; 581/26) Page 8 Current to May 23, 2026 t c PESTICIDE TRAINING Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 2 PESTICIDE TRAINING 2. Categories of pesticide training events For the purposes of these regulations, the following categories of pesticide training are prescribed: (a) General Information Training, respecting the general application, handling or storage of pesticides; (b) Pesticide Law Training, respecting federal and provincial laws relating to pesticides; (c) Pesticide Label Training, identifying pesticides and using the information on pesticide labels; (d) Human Health Effects Training, respecting the effect of pesticides on human health, including (i) acute and chronic toxicity, (ii) routes of exposure, (iii) factors affecting exposure, (iv) reducing exposure and risk, and (v) recognition of pesticide poisoning; (e) Pesticide Safety Training, including (i) attitudes toward pesticide application and safety, (ii) general precautions in the use of or exposure to pesticides, (iii) selecting and purchasing pesticides, (iv) protective clothing and equipment, (v) transportation, storage and disposal, (vi) mixing and loading, (vii) safety during application, (viii) re-entry of places where application has occurred, and (ix) application records; (f) Environmental Impact Training, including (i) residual impact of pesticides, (ii) aquatic impact, and (iii) land impact; (g) Pest Management Training, including (i) integrated pest management, (ii) pest identification and biology, and (iii) monitoring methods, action and injury levels; (h) Pesticide Application Technology Training, including (i) equipment selection, (ii) proper equipment set up, use and maintenance, (iii) equipment calibration and pesticide use calculations, and (iv) pesticide products, and factors affecting their use and performance; (i) Emergency Response Training, including (i) pesticide spills, (ii) fire and pesticides, and c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 9 LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Section 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations (iii) first aid, (j) Professional Conduct Training, including dealing effectively with clients and with the public regarding the use of pesticides; (k) other pesticide issues training, as may be approved by the Director. (EC761/05; 290/08; 94/12) 3. Earning CECs A person who (a) holds a Class A, Class C-1, Class D or Class E Pesticide Applicator Certificate; and (b) attends a training event approved by the Minister, shall earn CECs on an hour-for-hour basis or in a manner otherwise approved by the Minister. (EC761/05; 313/06; 290/08; 711/08; 94/12; 581/26) LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS 4. Fees (1) The fees for an application for, or renewal of, a licence, certificate or permit under these regulations shall be payable to the Minister of Finance and Municipal Affairs in the amount set out in Schedule 4 to these regulations. Forms (2) An application, and a licence, certificate or permit issued by the Minister under these regulations shall be in the appropriate form set out in Schedule 3 to these regulations. Applicants shall be 18 (3) All applicants for a licence, certificate or permit issued by the Minister shall be at least 18 years of age and pay the required fee at the time of the application. (EC761/05; 189/10; 656/15) 5. Licences (1) Subject to subsections (6) and (7), the Minister may, on application, issue one or more of the Pesticide Application Business Licences described in subsection (2) to a person who (a) provides proof of a current policy of insurance with coverage of (i) at least $500,000 for pollution liability, and (ii) at least $1,000,000 for general public liability; (b) provides proof of the ownership of, or access to, a pesticide storage facility described in subsection 20(2); and (c) provides proof that the business for which the licence is intended employs at least one person who holds a Pesticide Applicator Certificate appropriate to the Pesticide Application Business Licence applied for. Classes of licence (2) The following classes of Pesticide Application Business Licences may be issued by the Minister under subsection (1) in respect of the activities herein described: (a) a Class A Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to operate ground agricultural equipment, if Page 10 Current to May 23, 2026 t c LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 5 (i) the person uses the equipment to apply a pesticide for a fee, charge or other valuable consideration, and (ii) fifty per cent or more of the annual usage of the equipment is a use described in subclause (i); (b) a Class B Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a service involving the application of a pesticide for the control of mosquitoes or biting flies; (c) a Class C-1 Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a service involving the application of a non-fumigant pesticide to stored feed, or to dwellings or other structures; (d) a Class C-2 Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a service involving the application of a fumigant pesticide to stored feed, or to dwellings or other structures; (e) a Class D Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a service involving the application of a seed or seed-piece treatment pesticide; (f) a Class E Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a service involving the application of a pesticide to ornamental vegetation, golf course turf and other non-crop areas not referred to in clause (c) or (d); (g) a Class F-1 Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a pesticide application service for forestry herbicide application; (h) a Class F-2 Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to supervise the application of a pesticide for the production of tree seedlings for reforestation purposes; (i) a Class G Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to supervise the application of a pesticide in a greenhouse other than a person who holds a Class F-2 licence; (j) a Class H Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a service involving the application of a soil fumigant pesticide; (k) a Class I Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a service involving the application of a herbicide using a wiper, brush, roller or by a spot treatment; (l) a Class J Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a pesticide application service specified in the licence; (m) a Class K Pesticide Application Business Licence authorizes the holder of the licence to offer a service of applying a pesticide using a remotely piloted aircraft system. Conditions on licence (3) The Minister may impose any conditions on a Pesticide Application Business Licence issued or renewed under this section that the Minister considers necessary for the protection of human health or the environment. Expiry (4) A Pesticide Application Business Licence shall be issued on Form 4 of Schedule 3 and expires on December 31 of the year in which the licence is issued. Effective date of clause (2)(e) (5) Clause (2)(e) comes into force on April 1, 2007. c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 11 LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Section 6 Pesticides Control Act Regulations Insurance not required, where (6) A person who applies for a Class B Pesticide Application Business Licence is not required to hold the insurance coverage required by subclause (1)(a)(i) if the person provides to the Minister written confirmation that the person will not offer a service involving the application of a chemical-based pesticide during the term of the licence applied for. Insurance not required for pollution liability (7) A person who applies for a Class D Pesticide Application Business Licence is not required to hold the insurance coverage required by subclause (1)(a)(i). (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07; 290/08; 581/26) 5.1 AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate (1) An AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate issued under the prior regulations is deemed to have been issued under these regulations. Expiry of AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate (2) An AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate expires on (a) the date shown on the face of the certificate; or (b) the date on which a conditional Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate is issued to the holder under clause 8(3)(a), whichever is earlier. Expiry of AG-2 Pesticide Use Certificate (3) Revoked by EC71/07. (EC313/06; 71/07) 6. Applicator certificates (1) The Minister may, on application, issue or renew one or more of the Pesticide Applicator Certificates listed in subsection (2) to a person who has successfully completed a written examination approved by the Director and appropriate to the class of certificate applied for, with a mark in the examination of not less than 75%. Classes of certificate (2) The following classes of certificate may be issued by the Minister under subsection (1) in respect of the activities herein described: (a) a Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply pesticides to control pests (i) on an agricultural crop or a product that is not located in a greenhouse, (ii) on agricultural land, (iii) on seed grain, or (iv) on potato seed pieces; (b) a Class B Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a pesticide to control mosquitoes or biting flies; (c) a Class C-1 Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a non-fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or other structures; (d) a Class C-2 Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or other structures; Page 12 Current to May 23, 2026 t c LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 6 (e) a Class D Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a pesticide as a seed or seed-piece treatment; (f) a Class E Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a pesticide to ornamental vegetation, golf course turf and other non-crop areas not referred to in clause (c) or (d); (g) a Class F-1 Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a forestry herbicide; (h) a Class F-2 Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a pesticide for the production of tree seedlings for reforestation purposes; (i) a Class G Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a pesticide in a greenhouse, other than a person who holds a Class F-2 certificate; (j) a Class H Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a soil fumigant pesticide; (k) a Class I Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a herbicide using a wiper, brush or roller, or by a spot treatment; (l) a Class J Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a pesticide for a purpose specified in the certificate; (m) a Class K Pesticide Applicator Certificate authorizes the holder of the certificate to apply a pesticide the holder is otherwise authorized to apply, using a remotely piloted aircraft system the holder is authorized to operate under the Aeronautics Act (Canada) and the Canadian Aviation Regulations (SOR/96-433). Class D Certificate (2.1) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Minister may, on application, issue a Class D Pesticide Applicator Certificate to an applicant who has successfully completed a seed and seed-piece treatment training program approved by the Director, with or without the completion of a written examination. Class I Pesticide Applicator Certificate (2.2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the Minister may, on application, issue a Class I Pesticide Applicator Certificate to an applicant who (a) has successfully completed a training program on the application of a herbicide using a wiper, brush or roller approved by the Director, with or without the completion of a written examination; and (b) holds a valid Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate, a valid AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate or a valid Loader/mixer Certificate. Conditions (3) The Minister may impose any conditions on a Pesticide Applicator Certificate issued under this section that the Minister considers necessary for the protection of human health or the environment. Expiry (4) A Pesticide Applicator Certificate shall be issued on Form 5 of Schedule 3 and expires on the expiry date shown on the certificate. Waiver of exam requirement (5) Revoked by EC761/05. c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 13 LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Section 7 Pesticides Control Act Regulations Class A Pesticide Use Certificate to holder of AG-2 (5.1) Revoked by EC71/07. Expiry (5.2) Revoked by EC71/07. Effective date of clause (1)(e) (6) Clause (2)(e) comes into force on April 1, 2007. Subsection (5) revoked (7) Subsection (5) is revoked on January 1, 2011. (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07; 290/08; 711/08; 94/12; 581/26) 7. Renewal of Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate (1) Subject to subsection (3), the Minister shall, on application, renew a Class A, Class C-1, Class D or Class E Pesticide Applicator Certificate issued under subsection 6(2) if, before the expiry of the certificate, the holder of the certificate (a) has earned a total of not less than 15 CECs in the pesticide training categories listed in section 2 as follows: (i) at least 8 CECs in the categories described as Pest Management Training, Pesticide Application Technology Training, Effects on Human Health Training, and Pesticide Safety Training, (ii) the remaining 7 CECs in any other category described in section 2; or (b) has (i) successfully completed a written examination approved by the Director, with a mark in the examination of not less than 75%, and (ii) demonstrated to the Director that he or she has the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and effectively handle, store and apply pesticides. Acceptable CECs (2) The Minister may not accept, for the purposes of subsection (1), (a) more than 5 CECs in any one pesticide training category; (b) more than 8 CECs earned in a calendar year. Expiry (3) A Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate renewed under subsection (1) is valid until (a) the date of expiry shown on the certificate; or (b) five years from the date the certificate was issued, whichever is earlier. (EC761/05; 290/08; 711/08; 94/12; 581/26) 8. Conditional Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate (1) to (4) Revoked by EC94/12. (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07; 290/08; 94/12) Page 14 Current to May 23, 2026 t c LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 9 9. Records of pesticide use or application (1) Every person who holds a Pesticide Applicator Certificate shall, in such manner as may be required by the Minister, keep records of each pesticide use or application, which shall include the following: (a) the name, address and telephone number, and Pesticide Applicator Certificate Number of the pesticide applicator; (b) the name, address, and telephone number of the person for whom the pesticide is being applied; (c) the location where the pesticide was applied; (d) the date and start time of the pesticide application; (e) the air temperature, wind speed, and wind direction measured at the point of application at the start time of the pesticide application; (e.1) where the pesticide is applied using a remotely piloted aircraft system, the flight plan or flight itinerary filed under the Canadian Aviation Regulations; (f) the name of any pest to be controlled or the purpose of the pesticide application; (g) the trade name and registration number of the pesticide applied; and (h) the rate of pesticide application. Record to be made within 72 hours (2) Every person required to keep records under subsection (1) shall enter the use or application of a pesticide in the records not later than 72 hours after a pesticide use or application. Records to be kept at least 3 years (3) A person who made, or caused to be made, the records under this section shall (a) keep the records for a period of at least three years from the date of the use or application of the pesticide; and (b) make the records available to any environment officer appointed under the Environmental Protection Act, environmental health officer appointed under the Public Health Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. P-30, medical practitioner registered under the Medical Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. M-5 or conservation officer appointed or designated under the Wildlife Conservation Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. W-4.1. (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07; 290/08; 393/17; 581/26) 10. Loader/mixer Certificate (1) The Minister may, on application, issue a Loader/mixer Certificate to a person who has successfully completed a loader/mixer training program approved by the Director. Conditions (2) The Minister may impose such conditions on a Loader/mixer Certificate issued under subsection (1) as the Minister considers necessary for the protection of human health or the environment. Expiry (3) A Loader/mixer Certificate (a) shall be issued on Form 1 of Schedule 3; and (b) expires (i) five years from the date on which the certificate was issued, or c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 15 LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Section 11 Pesticides Control Act Regulations (ii) on the date printed on the certificate whichever is earlier. (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07) 11. Certificates expired Revoked by EC94/12. (EC761/05; 71/07; 94/12) 12. Sales data (1) Not later than January 31 of each year, every person who operates a business involving the sale or supply of a domestic or non-domestic pesticide shall provide the Minister with sales data for all domestic and non-domestic pesticides sold to retail customers for the previous calendar year. “sales data”, defined (2) For the purposes of this section, “sales data” means (a) the trade or product name of the domestic or non-domestic pesticide; (b) the registration number; and (c) the quantity sold, including the unit measure. Information to be provided to the Minister (3) Not later than January 31 of each year, every holder of a Class E Pesticide Application Business Licence and every operator of a golf course shall, for the previous calendar year, provide the following information, in writing, to the Minister: (a) the trade name, registration number, and quantity of any herbicide, including the unit measure, applied on: (i) residential properties, (ii) commercial and industrial properties, (iii) commercial golf courses; (b) the trade name, registration number, and quantity of any insecticide, including the unit measure, applied on: (i) residential properties, (ii) commercial and industrial properties, (iii) commercial golf courses; (c) the trade name, registration number, and quantity of fungicide, including the unit measure, applied on: (i) residential properties, (ii) commercial and industrial properties, (iii) commercial golf courses; (d) the total area of turf under management, including the unit measure, that is comprised of: (i) residential properties, (ii) commercial and industrial properties, (iii) commercial golf courses. (EC761/05; 189/10; 581/26) Page 16 Current to May 23, 2026 t c LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 13 13. Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence (1) The Minister may, on application, issue or renew a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence to a person who (a) has provided proof that the person for which the licence is intended (i) owns, or has arrangements to use, a Phase III storage facility to store non- domestic pesticides, and (ii) employs at least one person who holds a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate; and (b) has provided the sales data required by section 12 for the calendar year previous to the year the licence is requested. Licence must be displayed (1.1) A person who holds a Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence shall display the licence issued for each store or facility owned or operated by the person, at such store or facility. More than one store, facility (1.2) Where a person owns more than one store or facility for which a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence is issued or renewed under subsection (1), the Minister shall charge only one fee for all of the stores or locations, but the fee shall be calculated on the sales data provided in respect of such store or location as the Minister determines. Fee based on sales data (2) The fee payable for an application or a renewal of a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence under subsection (1) shall be based on the sales data provided in clause (1)(c) as determined in Schedule 4. Where no historical sale data available (3) Where there is no historical pesticides sales data available on which to base the fee payable for a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence, the fee payable may be based on reasonable projections of sales data provided by the applicant and approved by the Minister, as determined in Schedule 4. Conditions on licence (4) The Minister may impose any conditions on a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence issued or renewed under this section that the Minister considers necessary for the protection of human health or the environment. Expiry (5) A Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence shall be issued on Form 2 of Schedule 3 and expires (a) on the last day of February of the year following the date of issue of the licence; or (b) when the person for which the licence is issued no longer employs at least one person who holds a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate, whichever occurs earlier. Transitional (6) - (8) Revoked by EC94/12. c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 17 LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Section 13 Pesticides Control Act Regulations Revocation (9) Revoked by EC290/08. (EC761/05; 71/07; 290/08; 94/12) 13.1 Domestic Pesticides Vendor Business Licence (1) The Minister may, on application, issue or renew a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence to a person who (a) owns or operates a store or location that sells or supplies a controlled purchase domestic pesticide; (b) holds, or employs at least one person who holds, a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate; (c) provides to the Minister an estimate of the maximum size of all indoor and outdoor display areas and storage facilities for controlled purchase domestic pesticides required for the year for which the application is made; and (d) pays the application fee. Calculation of fee (2) The calculation of the fee payable for an application or a renewal of a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence under subsection (1) shall be based on the size of the display areas and storage facilities as provided to the Minister under clause (1)(b) and determined in accordance with Schedule 4. Revised fee (3) Where the licensee or the Minister determines that the actual size of the indoor and outdoor display areas and storage facilities to be used during the term of the licence is less than or greater than the estimate provided under clause (1)(b), the Minister may revise the fee and send the applicant a written notice of the revised fee. More than one store, location (4) Where a person owns more than one store or location for which a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence is issued or renewed under subsection (1), the Minister shall charge one fee only for all of the stores or locations, but the fee shall be calculated on the size of the display and storage facilities in respect of such store or location as the Minister determines. Display licence (5) A licensee shall display a licence at each store or location for which the Minister has issued or renewed a licence under subsection (1). Conditions (6) The Minister may impose any conditions on a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence issued or renewed under this section that the Minister considers necessary for the protection of human health or the environment. Expiry (7) A Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence shall be issued on Form 16 and expires (a) on the last day of February of the year following the date of issue of the licence; or (b) on the date on which the licensee no longer holds, or employs at least one person who holds, a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate, whichever occurs earlier. (EC71/07) Page 18 Current to May 23, 2026 t c LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 14 14. Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate (1) The Minister may, on application, issue a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate to a person who has successfully completed a written examination, approved by the Director, with a mark in the examination of not less than 75%. Conditions (2) The Minister may impose any conditions on a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate issued under this section that the Minister considers necessary for the protection of human health or the environment. Expiry (3) A Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate shall be issued on Form 3 of Schedule 3 and expires five years from the date of examination. (EC761/05; 71/07) 14.1 Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate (1) The Minister may, on application, issue a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate to a person who has successfully completed a written examination, approved by the Director, with a mark in the examination of not less than 75%. Conditions (2) The Minister may impose any conditions on a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate issued under this section that the Minister considers necessary for the protection of human health or the environment. Expiry (3) A Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate shall be issued on Form 17 and expires five years from the date of the examination referred to in subsection (1). (EC71/07) 15. Revocation of licence, certificate or permit (1) Where, in the opinion of the Minister, a holder of a licence, certificate or permit has contravened a provision of the Act or these regulations or a condition of the licence, certificate or permit, the Minister may revoke the licence, certificate or permit. Notice of revocation (2) Notice of the revocation of a licence, certificate or permit pursuant to subsection (1) may be given by (a) personal service; or (b) by registered mail to the last known address of the holder of the licence, certificate or permit as shown in the records of the Minister. Deemed service (3) A notice mailed pursuant to clause (2)(b) shall be deemed to be served on the holder of the licence or certificate (a) on the date the holder of the licence or certificate actually receives the notice; or (b) 5 days after the date on which the notice was mailed, whichever is earlier. (EC761/05; 290/08) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 19 LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Section 16 Pesticides Control Act Regulations 16. Pesticide Purchase Permit (1) The Minister may, on application, issue a Pesticide Purchase Permit to a holder of a Pesticide Application Business Licence or to the operator of an agricultural operation or golf course that employs at least one person who holds a Pesticide Applicator Certificate. Expiry (2) A Pesticide Purchase Permit expires (a) on December 31 of the year in which the Permit was issued; (b) on the expiry date of the Pesticide Applicator Certificate of the individual listed as the certified applicator on the Pesticide Purchase Permit application form submitted pursuant to subsection (1); or (c) on the date when the operator of the agricultural operation or golf course ceases to employ the individual listed as the certified applicator on the Pesticide Purchase Permit application form submitted pursuant to subsection (1), whichever is earlier. (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07) 17. Record of sale for non-domestic pesticide (1) A person who sells a non-domestic pesticide shall prepare a written record of sale, within 24 hours of the sale, indicating the name, number and expiry date indicated on the purchaser’s Pesticide Applicator Certificate or Pesticide Purchase Permit. Record of sale for Schedule 1 pesticide (2) A person who sells a Schedule 1 pesticide shall prepare a written record of sale within 24 hours of the sale indicating the (a) name, number and expiry date on the purchaser’s Pesticide Applicator Certificate or Pesticide Purchase Permit;

and (b) number of the purchaser’s Pesticide Application Permit. (EC761/05; 393/17) 18. Authorize employee to use permit (1) An operator of an agricultural operation or a golf course, or a holder of a Pesticide Application Business Licence may, in writing, authorize an employee to use a Pesticide Purchase Permit issued under subsection 16(1) for the purpose of purchasing a non-domestic pesticide for the use of the operator of the agricultural operation or a golf course, or the holder of a Pesticide Application Business Licence. Expiry of authorization (2) An authorization under subsection (1) expires on the date that (a) is specified on the authorization; (b) the employee is no longer employed by the operator of the agricultural operation or a golf course, or the holder of a Pesticide Application Business Licence; or (c) the operator of the agricultural operation or a golf course, or the holder of a Pesticide Application Business Licence rescinds the authorization. Permit to be returned (3) An employee who is no longer authorized to use a Pesticide Purchase Permit shall return the Permit immediately to the operator of the agricultural operation or a golf course, or the holder of a Pesticide Application Business Licence. (EC761/05; 290/08) Page 20 Current to May 23, 2026 t c LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 19 19. Pesticide Application Permit (1) Subject to subsection (2), the Minister may, on application, issue a Pesticide Application Permit to a person who (a) has submitted the application at least ten days prior to the planned date of pesticide application; and (b) has provided such information as the Minister may request. Use limited in buffer zone (2) A Pesticide Application Permit for use in a buffer zone may only be issued under subsection (1) for the purpose of controlling noxious weeds. Form, contents of permit (3) A Pesticide Application Permit shall be in such form and contain such particulars as the Minister may determine and expires on the date shown on the permit. Make copy of permit available (4) Every person who holds a Pesticide Application Permit shall, immediately upon the request of an environment officer, make available a copy of that Permit to that environment officer. (EC761/05) 20. Separate storage from food (1) Every person who (a) keeps or stores a pesticide; or (b) has kept or stored a pesticide, shall do so in a manner that ensures that the pesticide or any container that holds a pesticide is kept and stored separately from any foodstuffs, feeds or any other material intended for consumption by humans or animals. Storage facility (2) Every operator of an agricultural operation, every operator of a golf course, and every holder of a Pesticide Application Business Licence who possesses pesticides in amounts in excess of 100 kilograms or 100 litres of formulated product shall ensure that the pesticide is stored in a storage facility that (a) is free of an accumulation of waste materials other than pesticide containers; (b) has a floor constructed of concrete or other water-impervious material; (c) provides adequate ventilation, either mechanical or natural; (d) has conspicuously placed “NO SMOKING” signs within storage areas and at all entrances; (e) has a sign that states “WARNING—PESTICIDE STORAGE AREA” on all doors; (f) is not accessible to the public and is secured or locked when the holder of the licence or an employee of that person is not present on the premises on which the pesticide is stored; (g) has properly maintained and approved safety equipment to be used in emergency situations; (h) has adequate equipment and material capable of stopping any leak or release and, if required, of cleaning up a leak or release; (i) has no floor drainage; c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 21 LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Section 20 Pesticides Control Act Regulations (j) is positioned not less than 8 metres from incompatible materials; (k) has posted, by the nearest phone, the following emergency telephone numbers: (i) 911 (fire, police, ambulance), (ii) provincial pesticide enforcement office, (iii) provincial or regional poison control centre, (iv) provincial environmental emergency office; (l) includes a product storage inventory that lists each product and estimated quantities normally held in storage; and (m) includes, on-site, reference Safety Data Sheets (SDSs) for all stored pesticides. Effective date (3) Revoked by EC189/10. Additional requirements (4) Every operator of an agricultural operation, every operator of a golf course, and every holder of a Pesticide Application Business Licence who possesses pesticides in amounts in excess of 100 kilograms or 100 litres of formulated product shall (a) keep a secondary product storage inventory and reference SDSs for all stored pesticides in a location on the property that is separate from the storage facility and readily accessible to emergency responders; and (b) notify the local fire department regarding the location of the secondary product storage inventory and reference SDSs. (EC761/05; 71/07; 290/08; 189/10; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17) 20.1 Duties of licensee (1) Every person who holds a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence or a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence and sells controlled purchase domestic pesticides shall ensure that any display of such pesticides (a) is not accessible to any person other than the licensee or the licensee’s employees; and (b) is more than one metre away from any commodities that are intended to be used as (i) food for humans or animals, (ii) household furnishings, or (iii) toiletries, clothes, bedding or similar commodities. Storage of pesticide (2) No person who holds a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence or a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence shall store a controlled purchase domestic pesticide unless (a) such pesticides are accessible only to a person who (i) is the licensee or an employee of the licensee, or (ii) has been given express permission by the licensee to enter the pesticide storage compartment, room or structure; (b) the compartment, room or structure in which such pesticides are stored is ventilated to the outside atmosphere; (c) a placard is affixed and maintained on the outside of each door leading into the compartment, room or structure in which the pesticide is stored bearing, in clearly visible block letters, Page 22 Current to May 23, 2026 t c LICENCES, CERTIFICATES, PERMITS Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 21 (i) the words “Warning” and “Authorized Persons Only”, and (ii) the words “Chemical Storage” or “Pesticide Storage”; and (d) the compartment, room or structure in which the pesticide is stored, (i) does not have a drain that leads into or drains directly or indirectly into a storm sewer, sanitary sewer or watercourse, (ii) has, located nearby, adequate respiratory protection and adequate protective clothing to be used for emergency purposes, and (iii) is more than one metre away from any commodities that are intended to be used as (A) food for humans or animals, (B) household furnishings, or (C) toiletries, clothes, bedding or similar commodities. (EC71/07; 2010/89; 2010/89) 20.2 Selling pesticide Every person who sells self-select domestic pesticides (a) shall display or store such pesticides in a manner that ensures that the pesticides do not present a hazard to children; and (b) shall not display or store self-select domestic pesticides less than one metre away from any commodities that are intended to be used as (i) food for humans or animals, (ii) household furnishings, or (iii) toiletries, clothes, bedding or similar commodities. (EC71/07) 21. Permit to be carried, when (1) Every person who handles, loads, transports, mixes or applies a Schedule 1 pesticide shall carry on their person a Pesticide Application Permit at all times when the person is handling, loading, transporting, mixing or applying the Schedule 1 pesticide. Labels (2) Revoked by EC290/08. (EC761/05; 290/08) 22. Package labels Every person who applies, stores, handles, mixes, loads or transports a pesticide shall do so in the manner specified on the pesticide package label unless these regulations specify a more stringent requirement. (EC761/05; 71/07; 393/17) 22.1 Comply with terms, conditions Every person who holds a licence, certificate or permit issued under these regulations shall comply with all terms or conditions placed on such licence, certificate or permit. (EC71/07) 22.2 Ready-to-use herbicide (1) Notwithstanding clause 28(2)(k), a person may apply a ready-to-use herbicide using a wiper, brush or roller if the person c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 23 OFFENCES Section 23 Pesticides Control Act Regulations (a) has completed training regarding the application of ready-to-use herbicides that was (i) approved by the Director, (ii) conducted in a language appropriate to that person, and (iii) provided or conducted by a person who holds a Class A or Class I Pesticide Applicator Certificate; and (b) is supervised, when applying the ready-to-use herbicide, by another person who (i) holds a Class A or Class I Pesticide Applicator Certificate, and (ii) is present at the site where the ready-to-use herbicide is being applied and is within direct sight of the person applying the ready-to-use herbicide. Record of training (2) A person who trains another person in the application of a ready-to-use herbicide using a wiper, brush or roller shall provide (a) the person, on the completion of the training; and (b) the employer, if any, of the person at the time the person completes the training, with a written record of the training, which shall include (c) a description of the training completed; (d) the name of the person who was trained; (e) the date the training was completed; and (f) the name of the person that performed the training. Records retention availability (3) An employer who, pursuant to subsection (2), receives a written record of the training of a person shall (a) keep the written record for a period of at least three years from the date the training was completed; and (b) make the record available, on request, to any environment officer appointed under the Environmental Protection Act, any environmental health officer appointed under the Public Health Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. P-30, any medical practitioner registered under the Medical Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. M-5 or any conservation officer appointed or designated under the Wildlife Conservation Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. W-4.1. (EC290/08) OFFENCES 23. Disposal of pesticide, etc No person who disposes of (a) a pesticide; (b) a mixture containing a pesticide; (c) a material treated or contaminated with a pesticide; or (d) a container that held a pesticide, shall carry out the disposal other than in the manner and using the method recommended by the manufacturer or the Minister. (EC761/05; 71/07; 94/12; 393/17) Page 24 Current to May 23, 2026 t c OFFENCES Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 24 24. Prior notice of application (1) No person shall apply a non-domestic pesticide for the control of a landscape, structural, greenhouse or soil-based pest unless the person has provided notice, in accordance with subsections (2) and (3), to all persons who occupy a dwelling that is located within 25 metres of the proposed pesticide application, measured from the edge of the area to which the pesticide is to be applied, (a) in writing, at least 24 hours but not more than 72 hours prior to the pesticide application; or (b) by phone, at least 24 hours but not more than 72 hours prior to the pesticide application and in writing immediately prior to the pesticide application. Contents of notice (2) The notice required in subsection (1) shall include (a) the trade name and PCP Act (Canada) Number of the pesticide being applied; (b) the active ingredient or ingredients of the pesticide or pesticides being applied; (c) the pest or pests for which control is being undertaken; (d) the proposed date and time of the commencement of the 48-hour application period; (d.1) a statement that the application may, in accordance with subsection 24.1(1), be commenced and completed at any time within 48 hours after the proposed date and time stated in the notice; (d.2) the date and time the notice was provided or posted; (e) the name and phone number of the pesticide applicator; and (f) the recommended caution interval and re-entry time, if such is available from the pesticide manufacturer, or as appears on the pesticide label. Posting of notice (3) The notice that is to be provided under subsection (1) to a person who occupies a dwelling shall be provided by (a) affixing it to the entrance or entrances to the dwelling; or (b) placing it in a mailbox used by the occupants of the dwelling to receive mail, and when so posted in accordance with subsections (1) and (2), the notice shall be deemed to be effective. (EC761/05; 71/07; 94/12; 277/14) 24.1 Application within 48 hours (1) An applicator shall commence and complete the application of a non-domestic pesticide for the control of a landscape, structural, greenhouse or soil-based pest within a maximum of 48 hours after the proposed date and time of commencement stated in the notice pursuant to clause 24(2)(d). New notice required (2) If the application of a non-domestic pesticide for the control of a landscape, structural, greenhouse or soil-based pest cannot be commenced and completed within the 48-hour period required under subsection (1), the applicator shall provide new notice in accordance with section 24 to all persons who were previously notified under that section with respect to the proposed application. c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 25 OFFENCES Section 25 Pesticides Control Act Regulations Prohibition (3) No person shall apply a non-domestic pesticide for the control of a landscape, structural, greenhouse or soil-based pest after the expiry of the 48-hour period required under subsection (1). (EC277/14; 393/17) 25. Posting notices (1) No person shall apply a non-domestic pesticide for the control of a landscape, structural, greenhouse or soil-based pest unless, immediately prior to the pesticide application, the person posts a notice, in accordance with subsection (2), on the area to which the pesticide is to be applied. Contents of notice (2) The notice required in subsection (1) shall include (a) the trade name and registration number of the pesticide being applied; (b) the active ingredient or ingredients of the pesticide or pesticides being applied; (c) the pest or pests for which control is being undertaken; (d) the date and time, or proposed date and time, of the application; (e) the name and phone number of the pesticide applicator; and (f) the recommended caution interval and re-entry time, if such is available from the pesticide manufacturer, or as appears on the pesticide label, and be posted on a sign or signs that (g) measure not less than 22 cm by 28 cm; (h) are constructed of weather-resistant materials; (i) have all the required information printed, in weather-resistant ink, on both sides of the sign; and (j) are positioned in such a manner, and in such quantity, as to make them clearly visible to the public. Signs at entrances and exits (3) No person shall apply a pesticide to, or within, a structure, or engage in the fumigation of a structure, unless the person first ensures that signs, in accordance with subsection (2), are posted at all entrances and exits to the structure. Owner to ensure notices remain for 48 hours (4) Every owner of a property on which notice is posted under subsection (1) shall ensure that all posted signs remain in place and are clearly visible to the general public for a period of at least 48 hours following the pesticide application, or for the label-recommended caution period, whichever is greater. (EC761/05; 71/07; 94/12; 581/26) 26. Storage of pesticides No person who holds a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence shall store pesticides in a facility other than a Phase III storage facility. (EC761/05) 27. Transportation of pesticide with other commodities (1) No person shall transport in, or on, a vehicle a pesticide together with commodities that are Page 26 Current to May 23, 2026 t c OFFENCES Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 28 (a) foodstuffs, feeds or any other material intended for consumption by humans or animals; (b) household furnishings; or (c) toiletries, clothes, bedding or similar commodities, unless the pesticide being transported is separated from such commodities in a manner sufficient to prevent their contamination or likely contamination by the concentrated pesticide. Duties of person transporting concentrated non-domestic pesticide (2) Every person who transports a concentrated non-domestic pesticide in, or on, a vehicle shall ensure that (a) the pesticide is packaged in the original manufacturer’s sealed container in a manner that will ensure that the pesticide will not spill out of the container; (b) the container referred to in clause (a) (i) remains upright at all times, and (ii) is secured to the vehicle to prevent the escape or discharge of the pesticide from the vehicle; and (c) the pesticide is not left unattended in or on a vehicle unless the vehicle is located in a place inaccessible to the public, or the pesticide is locked in an enclosed part or compartment of the vehicle. Exception (3) Clause 2(b) does not apply to a concentrated non-domestic pesticide packaged in a manufacturer’s drum, or to other bulk containers if they are secured to the transport vehicle in accordance with the Highway Traffic Act Commercial Vehicle (Cargo Securement) Regulations. Equipment to be locked (4) Every person who owns, or has possession of, pesticide application equipment shall ensure that the equipment is locked while unattended. Transports, sells treated seed (5) Every person who (a) transports seed treated with a pesticide shall ensure that all the treated seed is transported in sacks or other sealed containers or, if transported in bulk, is securely covered by a tarpaulin or similar cover to prevent the seed from spilling during transport; (b) transports, sells or supplies seed treated with a pesticide shall ensure that each sack or other sealed container is labeled with the words “Seed treated with (name of pesticide). Do not use for food or feed”; and (c) sells or supplies seed treated with a pesticide shall, at the time of sale or supply, provide the purchaser or another person who is picking up the seed on behalf of the purchaser with a copy of the pesticide label. Exception (6) Clause (5)(b) does not apply to seed transported in bulk. (EC761/05; 313/06; 393/17) 28. Licence mandatory (1) No person shall c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 27 OFFENCES Section 28 Pesticides Control Act Regulations (a) operate ground agricultural equipment, if (i) the person uses the equipment to apply a pesticide for a fee, charge or other valuable consideration, and (ii) fifty per cent or more of the annual usage of the equipment is a use described in subclause (i), unless the person holds a Class A Pesticide Application Business Licence; (b) offer a service involving the application of a pesticide for the control of mosquitoes or biting flies unless the person holds a Class B Pesticide Application Business Licence; (c) offer a service involving the application of a non-fumigant pesticide to stored feed, or to dwellings or other structures unless the person holds a Class C-1 Pesticide Application Business Licence; (d) offer a service involving the application of a fumigant pesticide to stored feed, or to dwellings or other structures unless the person holds a Class C-2 Pesticide Application Business Licence; (e) offer a service involving the application of a seed or seed-piece treatment pesticide unless the person holds a Class D Pesticide Application Business Licence; (f) offer a service involving the application of a pesticide to ornamental vegetation, golf course turf and other non-crop areas not referred to in clause (c) or (d) unless the person holds a Class E Pesticide Application Business Licence; (g) offer a pesticide application service for forestry herbicide application unless the person holds a Class F-1 Pesticide Application Business Licence; (h) offer a service involving the application of a pesticide for the production of tree seedlings for reforestation purposes unless the person holds a Class F-2 Pesticide Application Business Licence; (i) offer a service involving the application of a pesticide in a greenhouse unless the person offering such service holds a Class G Pesticide Application Business Licence, or a Class F-2 Pesticide Application Business Licence; (j) offer a service involving the application of a soil fumigant pesticide unless the person holds a Class H Pesticide Application Business Licence; (k) offer a pesticide application service for the application of a herbicide using a wiper, brush or roller, or by making a spot treatment, unless the person holds a Class I Pesticide Application Business Licence; (l) offer a pesticide application service not specified in clauses (a) to (k) or clause (m), unless the person holds a Class J Pesticide Application Business Licence; or (m) offer a pesticide application service involving the application of a pesticide using a remotely piloted aircraft system, unless the person holds a Class K Pesticide Application Business Licence. Certificate mandatory (2) No person shall (a) apply a pesticide to control pests (i) on agricultural land, or (ii) on an agricultural crop or product that is not located in a greenhouse, unless the person holds a Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (b) apply a pesticide to control mosquitoes or biting flies unless the person holds a Class B Pesticide Applicator Certificate; Page 28 Current to May 23, 2026 t c OFFENCES Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 29 (c) apply a non-fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or other structures unless the person holds a Class C-1 Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (d) apply a fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or other structures unless the person holds a Class C-2 Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (e) apply a pesticide as a seed or seed-piece treatment unless the person holds a Class D Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (f) apply a pesticide to ornamental vegetation, golf course turf and other non-crop areas not referred to in clause (c) or (d) unless the person holds a Class E Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (g) apply a forestry herbicide unless the person holds a Class F-1 Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (h) apply a pesticide for the production of tree seedlings for reforestation purposes unless the person holds a Class F-2 Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (i) apply a pesticide in a greenhouse, other than a person who holds a Class F-2 licence unless the person holds a Class G Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (j) apply a soil fumigant pesticide unless the person holds a Class H Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (k) apply a herbicide using a wiper, brush or roller, or by making a spot treatment, unless the person holds a Class I Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (l) apply a pesticide for any purpose not specified in clauses (a) to (k) or clause (m) unless the person holds a Class J Pesticide Applicator Certificate; or (m) apply a pesticide using a remotely piloted aircraft system, unless the person holds a Class K Pesticide Applicator Certificate. (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07; 290/08; 94/12; 581/26) 28.1 Licence mandatory No person shall operate a business involving the sale or supply of a controlled purchase domestic pesticide unless the person holds a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence or a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence. (EC71/07) 29. Mixing pesticide No person shall mix a non-domestic pesticide unless the person (a) holds a Loader/mixer Certificate; or (b) holds a Pesticide Applicator Certificate. (EC761/05; 313/06; 71/07; 290/08) 30. Licence mandatory No person shall operate a business involving the sale or supply of a non-domestic pesticide unless the person holds a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence. (EC761/05) 30.1 Certificate required No person shall (a) sell, or offer to sell, a controlled purchase domestic pesticide to another person; or (b) provide pesticide related information or recommendations regarding controlled purchase domestic pesticides to another person, c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 29 OFFENCES Section 31 Pesticides Control Act Regulations unless the person selling or offering to sell such pesticide, or providing such information holds a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate or a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate. (EC71/07) 31. Certificate required (1) No person shall sell a non-domestic pesticide or a Schedule 1 pesticide to any person unless the person selling the non-domestic pesticide holds a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate. Information or recommendations (2) No person, while acting as an employee of a business that is licensed to sell non-domestic pesticides, shall provide pesticide related information or recommendations to another person unless the person holds a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate. (EC761/05; 393/17) 32. Certificate, permit or licence mandatory (1) No person shall sell or offer to sell a non-domestic pesticide to a purchaser unless the purchaser (a) holds a Pesticide Applicator Certificate; (b) holds or is authorized to use a Pesticide Purchase Permit; or (c) holds a Pesticide Applicator Business Licence. Certificate or permit mandatory (2) No person shall purchase a non-domestic pesticide unless the person holds (a) a Pesticide Applicator Certificate; or (b) is authorized to use a Pesticide Purchase Permit. Certificate or permit, and other permit mandatory (3) No person shall purchase a Schedule 1 pesticide unless the person (a) holds a Pesticide Applicator Certificate or is authorized to use a Pesticide Purchase Permit; and (b) holds a Pesticide Application Permit. Certificate, permit or licence, and other permit mandatory (4) No person shall sell or offer to sell a Schedule 1 pesticide to a purchaser unless the purchaser (a) holds a Pesticide Applicator Certificate, is authorized to use a Pesticide Purchase Permit or holds a Pesticide Applicator Business Licence; and (b) holds a Pesticide Application Permit. (EC761/05) 33. Permit not to be used for another purpose No person authorized under section 18 to use a Pesticide Purchase Permit shall use the Permit for any purpose other than to purchase a non-domestic pesticide for the use of the person authorizing the use of the permit. (EC761/05; 290/08) Page 30 Current to May 23, 2026 t c OFFENCES Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 34 34. Permit not transferable No person shall give, transfer, sell, lend or assign a Pesticide Purchase Permit to any other person, except as authorized by the Director, in writing, or by an operator or a holder under section 18. (EC761/05; 313/06) 35. Prohibition (1) No person except the holder of a Pesticide Application Permit shall apply a pesticide (a) to an open body of water; (b) within a buffer zone as that term is used in the Watercourse and Wetland Protection Regulations (EC720/08) under the Environmental Protection Act; or (c) as a soil fumigant. Exception (2) Notwithstanding clause (1)(b), a person who does not hold a Pesticide Application Permit may (a) apply a pesticide in a buffer zone surrounding a wetland that is a landlocked pond or solely or a combination of seasonally flooded flats, a shrub swamp, a wooded swamp, a bog or a meadow; or (b) apply an exempted pesticide in a buffer zone for the control of a landscape pest. (EC761/05; 290/08; 656/15; 393/17) 36. No application of Schedule 6 pesticide No person shall apply a pesticide that is listed in Schedule 6 to these regulations. (EC761/05; 656/15) 37. No application by aircraft No person shall use an aircraft, other than a remotely piloted aircraft having an operating weight of not more than 150 kg (331 pounds), to apply a pesticide or pesticide mixture. (EC761/05; 581/26) 38. Filling, washing, etc. sprayer (1) No person shall permit or cause any sprayer or other equipment used to apply pesticides to be (a) filled, discharged, washed or flushed out within 25 metres of the water’s edge of any open body of water; or (b) discharged, washed or flushed out within 25 metres of a water well. Distance measured horizontally (1.1) The distances referred to in subsection (1) shall be measured horizontally. No filling from open body of water or well (2) No person shall permit or cause any sprayer or other equipment used to apply pesticides to be filled from an open body of water or a water well. c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 31 OFFENCES Section 39 Pesticides Control Act Regulations Pesticide container (3) No person shall permit or cause any container in which any pesticide is, or has been stored, to be brought, used or abandoned within 25 metres, measured horizontally, of the water’s edge of any open body of water. (EC761/05; 313/06) 39. Wind speed (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), no person shall apply a pesticide, (a) in a dry formulation; or (b) in a liquid formulation that is under pressure, when the wind speed, measured at the point of application, exceeds 20 km/h. Exception (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to the application of a herbicide using a wiper, brush or roller. Remotely piloted aircraft system (3) Where the mode of application in subsection (1) is a remotely piloted aircraft system, the maximum permitted wind speed is the wind speed specified on the pesticide label or 20 km/h, whichever is lower. (EC761/05; 71/07; 581/26) 40. Discharge in accordance with label No person shall allow any pesticide, pesticide mixture or solution containing a pesticide to be discharged from any equipment used in the transport, storage or application of pesticides except in a manner permitted by the manufacturer’s label. (EC761/05) 40.1 Prohibition (1) No person shall use pesticide products on a commercial golf course that contain any form of the chemical 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid for the control of lawn pests within 25 metres of (a) a watercourse boundary or wetland boundary; or (b) the boundary of an adjacent property used for commercial, industrial, residential or institutional purposes. Restriction (2) Where a person applies a pesticide product containing any form of the chemical 2,4- Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid on a commercial golf course for the control of lawn pests, the person shall only apply the product on, (a) fairways; (b) tee-off areas; and (c) greens. (EC189/10) 40.2 Prohibition No person shall sell, supply or use any domestic pesticide for the control of lawn pests that (a) is a fertilizer-pesticide blended product; (b) is a granular spreadable pesticide; (c) is a hose-end pesticide; Page 32 Current to May 23, 2026 t c OFFENCES Pesticides Control Act Regulations Section 41 (d) is a pesticide concentrate; or (e) contains the chemical 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid. (EC189/10) 41. Revocation The Pesticides Control Act Regulations (EC543/84) are revoked. (EC761/05) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 33 Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 1 SCHEDULE 1 PESTICIDES FOR WHICH A PERMIT IS REQUIRED Revoked by 393/17 (EC761/05; 656/15; 393/17) SCHEDULE 2 EXCLUDED PESTICIDES Pesticides are designated as excluded pesticides, where the pesticide is used (a) as a bactericide in petroleum products; (b) in household or agricultural (i) cleansers, (ii) deodorizers, (iii) disinfectants, or (iv) soaps; (c) as a dust control agent; (d) as a fabric softener; (e) as a bactericide or algaecide for use in swimming pools, domestic water supplies, industrial cooling systems, home aquaria, aquaculture facilities, or ornamental pools; (f) as a surfactant, preservative or adjuvant; (g) as wood preservatives; (h) as bait, attractant, or repellent for flies or biting insects; (i) in pesticide analysis and research work in a laboratory or experimental research plot; (j) in an industrial process incorporating a pesticide into a manufactured product on the premises where the product is manufactured; (k) by medical practitioners, veterinarians or health officers for the purpose of treatment, control, mitigation or prevention of pests in or on humans or animals; (l) as a mechanism to repel, attract or otherwise control or kill flies or biting insects; (m) to control or kill lice on livestock; (n) for application to pets, provided the pesticide is registered under the Pest Control Products Act (Canada) for this purpose; (o) as an animal repellent, provided the product is not polymerized butene-based or thiram-based; (p) as an anti-fouling paint; (q) as a pruning paint (asphalt solids); (r) as an insect pheromone; (s) as a plant growth regulator, provided the pesticide is a domestic class pesticide. (EC761/05; 71/07; 290/08; 417/10; 656/15) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 35 SCHEDULE 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 FORMS FORM 1 – LOADER/MIXER CERTIFICATE LOADER/MIXER CERTIFICATE Name: Address: Phone: Certificate Number: ............................................................................................................... Expiry Date: ........................................................................................................................... Authorized Signature: ............................................................................................................ (EC761/05; 94/12) FORM 2 –NON-DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR BUSINESS LICENSE Province of Prince Edward Island Department of Environment, Labour and Justice Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence This certifies that a licence was issued by the Minister to (Company Name) to sell pesticides in the Province of Prince Edward Island pursuant to section 13 of the Pesticides Control Act regulations. Licence Number: .................................................................................................................... Issue Date: ............................................................................................................................. Expiry Date: ........................................................................................................................... Authorized Signature .............................................................................................................. (EC761/05; 94/12) Page 36 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 FORM 3 – NON-DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR CERTIFICATE NON-DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR CERTIFICATE Name: Address: Phone: Certificate Number: ............................................................................................................... Expiry Date: .......................................................................................................................... Authorized Signature: ............................................................................................................ (EC761/05; 94/12) FORM 4 - PESTICIDE APPLICATION BUSINESS LICENCE Province of Prince Edward Island Department of Environment, Labour and Justice Pesticide Application Business Licence This certifies that a licence was issued by the Minister to (Company Name) to operate a (Class of Licence) pesticide application service in the Province of Prince Edward Island pursuant to section 5 of the Pesticides Control Act regulations. Licence Number: ................................................................................................................... Issue Date: ............................................................................................................................. Expiry Date: .......................................................................................................................... Authorized Signature: ............................................................................................................ (EC761/05; 94/12) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 37 SCHEDULE 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations FORM 5 - PESTICIDE APPLICATOR CERTIFICATE PESTICIDE APPLICATOR CERTIFICATE Contact Name: ....................................................................................................................... Address: Phone: Applicator Class: .................................................................................................................... Certificate Number: ............................................................................................................... Expiry Date: ........................................................................................................................... Authorized Signature: ............................................................................................................ (EC761/05; 94/12) FORM 6 – PESTICIDE PURCHASE PERMIT Revoked by EC94/12 (EC761/05; 94/12) FORM 7 APPLICATION FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATION BUSINESS LICENCE Under section 28 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who operates a business or provides a service that involves the application of a domestic or non-domestic pesticide for a fee must hold a Pesticide Application Business Licence. Personal information on this form is collected under section 5 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Pesticide Application Business Licence. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Applicant Contact Information Company Name: Contact Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Applicant’s Signature: ________________________ Date: _______________________ (Where applicant is a partnership or a corporation, the signature of a partner, or an authorized officer of the corporation is required.) Page 38 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 Licence Class – check one  Class A, Agricultural – operating ground agricultural equipment for pesticide application  Class B, Mosquito & Biting Fly - application of a pesticide for the control of mosquitoes or biting flies  Class C-1, Structural - application of a non-fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or other structures  Class C-2, Structural Fumigation - application of a fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or other structures  Class D, Seed/Seed-piece Treatment - application of a seed or seed-piece treatment pesticide  Class E, Landscape - application of a pesticide to ornamental vegetation  Class F-1, Forestry Herbicides - forestry herbicide application  Class F-2, Reforestation - application of a pesticide for the production of tree seedlings for reforestation purposes  Class G, Greenhouse - application of a pesticide in greenhouses  Class H, Soil Fumigation - application of a soil fumigant pesticide  Class I, Manual Herbicide Treatment - application of a herbicide using a wiper, brush, roller or by spot treatment  Class J, Other - other pesticide applications  New Applicant  Renewal of Licence Present Licence Number: Certified Applicator Information (Pesticide Applicator Certificate Holder) Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Certified Applicator Status:  Owner of Company  Employee of Company Certificate Class and No.: Certificate Expiry Date: Signature of Certified Applicator: ______________________ Date:__________________ (if not company owner) The application fee for a Pesticide Application Business Licence is $200 per licence A separate application is required for each licence applied for A copy of the insurance policy required by clause 5(1)(a) of the regulations (limited pollution liability and general public liability) must accompany all applications Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_______ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Pesticide Application Business Licences will be mailed to the applicant’s address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC761/05; 290/08; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 39 SCHEDULE 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations FORM 8 APPLICATION FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATOR CERTIFICATE Under subsection 28(2) of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who applies a non-domestic pesticide must hold a Pesticide Applicator Certificate. Personal information on this form is collected under section 6 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Pesticide Applicator Certificate. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Applicant Contact Information Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Are you over the age of 18? Yes  No  Applicant’s Signature: ________________________ Date: _______________________ Certificate Class – check one  Class A, Agricultural – operating ground agricultural equipment for pesticide application  Class B, Mosquito & Biting Fly - application of a pesticide for the control of mosquitoes or biting flies  Class C-1, Structural - application of a non-fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or other structures  Class C-2, Structural Fumigation - application of a fumigant pesticide to stored feed, dwellings or other structures  Class D, Seed/Seed-piece Treatment - application of a seed or seed-piece treatment pesticide  Class E, Landscape - application of a pesticide to ornamental vegetation  Class F-1, Forestry Herbicides - forestry herbicide application  Class F-2, Reforestation - application of a pesticide for the production of tree seedlings for reforestation purposes  Class G, Greenhouse - application of a pesticide in greenhouses  Class H, Soil Fumigation - application of a soil fumigant pesticide  Class I, Manual Herbicide Treatment - application of a herbicide using a wiper, brush, roller or by spot treatment  Class J, Other - other pesticide applications Office Use Only Examination Date: Examination Mark: Certificate Status:  Approved  Denied The application fee for a Pesticide Applicator Certificate is $75 A separate application is required for each certificate Prior to a certificate being issued , the applicant must successfully complete a written examination appropriate to the class of certificate applied for, with a mark in the examination of not less than 75% Page 40 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_________ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Pesticide Applicator Certificates will be mailed to applicant’s address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC761/05; 290/08; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17 FORM 9 APPLICATION FOR LOADER/MIXER CERTIFICATE Under clauses 29(1)(a) and (2)(a) of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who transports or mixes a non-domestic pesticide must hold a Loader/Mixer Certificate or other certificate identified in section 29. Personal information on this form is collected under section 10 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Loader/Mixer Certificate. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Applicant Contact Information Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Are you over the age of 18? Yes  No  Applicant Experience Describe successful completion of a relevant loader/mixer training program (include dates): Applicant’s Signature: ________________________ Date: _______________________ The application fee for a Loader/Mixer Certificate is $50 Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_________ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Loader/Mixer Certificates will be mailed to the applicant’s address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC761/05; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 41 SCHEDULE 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations FORM 10 APPLICATION FOR NON-DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR BUSINESS LICENCE Under section 30 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who operates a business involving the sale or supply of non-domestic pesticides must hold a Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence. Personal information on this form is collected under section 13 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Applicant Contact Information Company Name: Contact Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Applicant’s Signature: ________________________ Date: _______________________ (Where applicant is a partnership or a corporation, the signature of a partner, or an authorized officer of the corporation is required). Licence Details  New Applicant  Renewal of Licence Present Licence Number: Type of Sales to be made (check all that apply) :  Retail  Wholesale Storage Facility CropLife Canada Phase III Compliance Number: Status of Storage Facility:  Own  Lease  Other (specify): Certified Vendor Information (Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate Holder) Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Certified Vendor Status:  Owner of Company  Employee of Company Certificate Expiry Date: Signature of Certified Vendor: ______________________ Date:_____________________ (if not company owner) The application fee for a Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence is as follows: ° where up to 10,000 kg of active ingredients sold in the previous year - $100 ° where between 10,001 kg and 30,000 kg of active ingredients sold in the previous ° year - $500 ° where between 30,001 kg and 50,000 kg of active ingredients sold in the previous ° year - $1,000 ° where over 50,000 kg of active ingredients sold in the previous year - $2,500 The sales data for all domestic and non-domestic pesticides sold to retail customers for the previous calendar year must be included with the application.

Page 42 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_________ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificates will be mailed to the applicant’s address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC761/05; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17) FORM 11 APPLICATION FOR NON-DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR CERTIFICATE Under section 31 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who sells non-domestic pesticides or Schedule 1 pesticides, to another person or while acting as an employee of a business that is licensed to sell non-domestic pesticides or provide pesticide related information or recommendations to another person, must hold a Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate. Personal information on this form is collected under section 14 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Applicant Contact Information Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Applicant’s Signature: ________________________ Date: _______________________ Office Use Only Examination Date: Examination Mark: Certificate Status: Approved  Denied  The application fee for a Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate is $75 per certificate Prior to a certificate being issued , the applicant must successfully complete a written examination appropriate to the class of certificate applied for, with a mark in the examination of not less than 75%. Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_________ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificates will be mailed to applicant’s address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC761/05; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 43 SCHEDULE 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations FORM 12 APPLICATION FOR PESTICIDE PURCHASE PERMIT Under section 32 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who buys non-domestic pesticides must hold, or be authorized to use a Pesticide Purchase Permit or a licence or certificate identified in the section. Personal information on this form is collected under section 16 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Pesticide Purchase Permit. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Applicant Information Company Name: Phone: Contact Name: Fax: Mailing Address: Number of Permits Requested: Postal Code: Signature of Applicant ________________________________ Date _________________ Certified Applicator Information Name: Phone: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Pesticide Applicator Certificate No.: Pesticide Applicator Class: Pesticide Applicator Certificate Expiry Date: Are you currently employed by the Applicant? Yes  No  Signature of Certified Applicator: __________________________ Date: ______________ The application fee for one or more Pesticide Purchase Permit is $50. Payment must be received by the Department before the application will be processed. Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_________ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Pesticide Purchase Permits will be mailed to agricultural operation address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC761/05; 290/08; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17) Page 44 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 FORM 13 APPLICATION FOR PESTICIDE APPLICATION PERMIT Under section 35 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who applies pesticides to an open body of water, to control mosquitoes or biting flies within a designated protected zone, or apply Schedule 1 pesticides must hold a Pesticide Application Permit. Personal information on this form is collected under section 19 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Pesticide Application Permit. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Section 1 - Applicant Contact Information Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Section 2 – Complete for Mosquito & Biting Fly Control Type of Application:  New Permit  Modification of Permit Existing Permit Number: Treatment Type:  Water Treatment  Private Treatment  Land Treatment  Commercial Treatment Applicators/Certificates (list all applicators): Applicator Names Pesticide Applicator Certificate No. Class Treatment Details: Treatment Pest to be Pesticide Name PCP No. Proposed Date of Proposed Rate of Total Amount of controlled Treatment Application Pesticide Used 1 2 3 4 5 Describe the process and level of community support for the program: Are “Permission to Enter Private Property” authorizations required? Yes  No  If “Yes”, include authorizations with application Requirements: A map (1:25,000 scale) must be attached and identify: (a) all property lines, fields, and treatment areas; and (b) all open bodies of water, as defined under the Prince Edward Island Pesticides Control Act; saltwater environments and perimeter c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 45 SCHEDULE 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations coastline. Section 3 – Complete for Application to Open Body of Water Type of Application:  New Permit  Modification of Permit Existing Permit Number: Treatment Type:  Private Treatment  Commercial Treatment Pesticide Applicator Certificate Name: Number: Class: Expiry date: Treatment Details: TreatmeTotal Treatment Pest to be Pesticide Name PCP No. Proposed Date of Proposed Rate of Total Amount of nt Area controlled Treatment Application Pesticide Used Acres Hectares 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Requirements: A map (1:10,000 scale) must be attached and identify: (a) all property lines, fields, and treatment areas; and (b) all open bodies of water, as defined under the Prince Edward Island Pesticides Control Act; saltwater environments and perimeter coastline. Section 4 – Complete for Schedule 1 Pesticides (Soil Fumigant Formulations) Type of Application:  New Permit  Modification of Permit Existing Permit Number: Pesticide Applicator Certificate Name: Number: Class: Expiry date: Treatment Details: Property Field No. Crop Pesticide Name PCP * No. Total Treatment Area Identification  Acres No.  Hectares * Pest Control Product Registration Number Page 46 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 Time of Proposed Treatment:  Spring proposed treatment date(s): ___________________________________  Fall proposed treatment date(s): ___________________________________ Distance to Wells/Residences: Property Identification Field No. Distance (m) to nearest Distance (m) to nearest Distance (m) to nearest No. well (indicate private or occupied habitation property line municipal) REQUIREMENTS: 1. An Environmental Farm Plan must be completed for all owned properties. 2. Product use must be in compliance with the product label, and with all additional legal requirements, including the PEI Environmental Protection Act and the PEI Agricultural Crop Rotation Act. 3. A map (1:10,000 scale) must be attached and identify: a. all property lines, fields, and treatment areas; b. all occupied habitations within 1,000 metres of the treatment area; c. all municipal and/or private drinking water wells within 1,000 metres of the treatment area; and d. all open bodies of water, as defined under the PEI Pesticides Control Act; saltwater environments; and/or perimeter coastline. 4. Application for a permit must be made at least 4 weeks in advance of anticipated or planned product application. Section 5 – Complete for Application to Designated Protected Zone Type of Application:  New Permit  Modification of Permit Existing Permit Number: Pesticide Applicator Certificate Name: Number: Class: Expiry date: Treatment Details: Property Total Treatment Area Pest* Pesticide Name PCP ** No. Rate of Identifi-cation (cid:127) Acres Application No. (cid:127) Hectares * A Pesticide Application Permit will only be issued for the control of a noxious weed, as designated under the Weed Control Act. ** Pest Control Product Registration Number Requirements: c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 47 SCHEDULE 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations A map (1:10 ,000 scale) must be attached and identify: (a) all property lines, fields, and treatment areas; and (b) all open bodies of water, as defined under the Prince Edward Island Pesticides Control Act; saltwater environments and perimeter coastline. By signing below, I acknowledge that all information that I have provided is, to my knowledge, true and accurate, and that I understand the above listed criteria for approval of a Pesticide Application Permit. Applicant Signature: ________________________ Date: __________________ The application fee for a Pesticide Application Permit is $50 per permit. A separate application is required for each Pesticide Application Permit. Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_______ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques and money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Pesticide Application Permit will be mailed to the applicant’s address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC189/10; 94/12; 393/17) FORM 14 APPLICATION FOR DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR BUSINESS LICENCE Under subsection 28.1 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who operates a business involving the sale or supply of a controlled purchase domestic pesticide must hold a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence or a Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence. Personal information on this form is collected under section 13.1 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Applicant Contact Information Company Name: Contact Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Applicant’s Signature: ________________________ Date: _______________________ (Where applicant is a partnership or a corporation, the signature of a partner, or an authorized officer of the corporation is required). Licence Details □ New Applicant □Renewal of Licence Present Licence Number: Page 48 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 Certified Vendor Information (Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate Holder) Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Certified Vendor Status: □ Owner of Company □ Employee of Company Certificate Expiry Date: Pesticide Vendor Certificate # _____________________ Signature of Certified Vendor: ______________________ Date:_____________________ (if not company owner) Display Area and Storage Facility (check box to indicate size) □ surface area □ surface area □ surface area up to 5 m2 between 5 m2 and 14 m2 greater than 14 m2 Previous Years Display and Storage Facility Size Please indicate the actual area (m2 ) used to display or store controlled purchase domestic pesticides in the previous licence year: ______________________ year _____________________ m2 The application fee for a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence is as follows: (a) where the maximum surface area for the calendar year of any shelf, or indoor or outdoor floor space used to display or store controlled purchase domestic pesticides is up to 5 m2 $100 (b) where the maximum surface area for the calendar year of any shelf, or indoor or outdoor floor space used to display or store controlled purchase domestic pesticides is between 5 m2 and 14 m2 $250 (c) where the maximum surface area for the calendar year of any shelf, or indoor or outdoor floor space used to display or store controlled purchase domestic pesticides is greater than 14 m2 $500 The size of display areas and storage facilities for the previous calendar year must be included with the application. Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_________ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Domestic Pesticide Vendor Licences will be mailed to the applicant’s address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC71/07; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 49 SCHEDULE 3 Pesticides Control Act Regulations FORM 15 APPLICATION FOR DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR CERTIFICATE Under section 30.1 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations, a person who sells controlled purchase domestic pesticides to another person or while acting as an employee of a business that is licensed to sell controlled purchase domestic pesticides and who provides information or recommendations regarding a controlled purchase domestic pesticide to another person, must hold a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate or a Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate. Personal information on this form is collected under section 14.1 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations as it relates directly to and is necessary for an application for a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate. If you have any questions about this collection of personal information, you may contact the Manager of the Pesticide Regulatory Program, 11 Kent Street, Jones Building, Charlottetown, PEI C1A 7N8, Phone: (902) 368-5474. Applicant Contact Information Name: Phone: Fax: Mailing Address: Postal Code: Email: Applicant’s Signature: ________________________ Date: _______________________ Office Use Only Examination Date: Examination Mark: Certificate Status: □ Approved  □ Denied  The application fee for a Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate is $75 per certificate Prior to a certificate being issued, the applicant must successfully complete a written examination approved by the Director, with a mark in the examination of not less than 75%. Method of Payment Please forward application and payment to: (Check appropriate box) Department of Environment, Labour and Justice  Cheque Environment Division  Money Order Pesticide Regulatory Program  Cash or Debit Card PO Box 2000, 11 Kent Street  Credit Card Charlottetown, PE C1A 7N8 Amount Enclosed: $_________ Tel: (902) 368-5474 Cheques or money orders should be made payable to the Minister of Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs. Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificates will be mailed to applicant’s address above. Please allow two weeks for delivery. (EC71/07; 189/10; 94/12; 393/17) Page 50 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 3 FORM 16 DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR BUSINESS LICENCE Province of Prince Edward Island Department of Environment, Labour and Justice Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence This certifies that a licence was issued by the Minister to (Company Name) to operate a business involving the sale or supply of a controlled purchase domestic pesticide in the Province of Prince Edward Island pursuant to section 13.1 of the Pesticides Control Act Regulations. Licence Number: ................................................................................................................... Issue Date: ............................................................................................................................. Expiry Date: .......................................................................................................................... Minister: (EC71/07; 94/12) FORM 17 DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR CERTIFICATE DOMESTIC PESTICIDE VENDOR CERTIFICATE Name: Address: Phone: Certificate Number: ............................................................................................................... Expiry Date: .......................................................................................................................... Authorized Signature: ............................................................................................................ (EC71/07; 94/12) c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 51 SCHEDULE 4 Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 4 APPLICATION FEES 1 LICENCES Non-domestic Pesticide Vendor Business Licence (a) where up to 10,000 kg of active ingredients sold in the previous year ..................................................................................................$100 (b) where between 10,001 kg and 30,000 kg of active ingredients sold in the previous year .....................................................................$500 (c) where between 30,001 kg and 50,000 kg of active ingredients sold in the previous year .................................................................. $1,000 (d) where over 50,000 kg of active ingredients sold in the previous year ............................................................................................... $2,500 Pesticide Applicator Business Licence ………………………………………………………….$200 per class of licence Domestic Pesticide Vendor Business License (a) where the maximum surface area for the calendar year of any shelf, or indoor or outdoor floor space used to display or store controlled purchase domestic pesticides is up to 5 m2 * ................................................................................................. $100 (b) where the maximum surface area for the calendar year of any shelf, or indoor or outdoor floor space used to display or store controlled purchase domestic pesticides is between 5 m2 and 14 m2 ** .......................................................................................... $250 (c) where the maximum surface area for the calendar year of any shelf, or indoor or outdoor floor space used to display or store controlled purchase domestic pesticides is greater than 14 m2 ....................................................................................................... $500 Section 1.01 2 Certificates Non-Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate ...................................................................... $75 ***Pesticide Applicator Certificate……………………………….$75 per class of certificate Loader/Mixer Certificate .................................................................................................. $50 Domestic Pesticide Vendor Certificate ............................................................................. $75 Section 1.02 3 Permits Pesticide Application Permit ............................................................................................ $50 Pesticide Purchase Permit ................................................................................................. $50 NOTES: * 5m2 = 54 sq feet ** 14m2 = 151 sq feet *** The fee for a Class D, Class G and Class I Pesticide Applicator Certificate may be waived if the applicant holds a valid Class A Pesticide Applicator Certificate, a valid AG-1 Pesticide Use Certificate or a valid Loader/mixer Certificate. (EC761/05; 71/07; 290/08) Page 52 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 5 SCHEDULE 5 PHASE-IN OF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS Revoked by EC94/12 (EC761/05; 94/12) SCHEDULE 6 PROHIBITED PESTICIDES 1. Telone II Liquid Soil Fumigant Reg. No. 15893 2. Telone C-17 Liquid Soil Fungicide and Nematicide Reg. No. 16324 3. Vorlex Plus Liquid Soil Fumigant Reg. No. 18353 4. Vorlex Plus CP Liquid Soil Fumigant Reg. No. 18354 (EC761/05; 581/26) SCHEDULE 7 EXEMPTED PESTICIDES The pesticides listed below are designated as exempted pesticides. 1. acetic acid; 2. Bacillus subtilis mbi 600; 3. Bacillus subtilis qst 713; 4. Bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki; 5. Bacillus thuringiensis tenebrionis; 6. borax; 7. boric acid; 8. Chondrostereum purpureum strain PFC2139; 9. citric acid - (present as fermentation products of Lactobacillus rhamnosus strain R-11, Lactobacillus casei strain R215, Lactococcus lactis ssp. cremoris strain M11/CSL, Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis strain LL102/CSL, and Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis strain LL64/CSL); 10. copper as elemental, present as tribasic copper sulphate; 11. copper as elemental, present as copper oxychloride; 12. corn gluten meal; 13. fatty acid; 14. hydrogen peroxide; 15. iron (ferrous or ferric) phosphate; c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 53 SCHEDULE 7 Pesticides Control Act Regulations 16. iron (ferrous or ferric) sodium; 17. iron (ferrous or ferric) sulfate; 18. iron, if present as FeHEDTA; 19. lactic acid - (present as fermentation products of Lactobacillus rhamnosus strain R-11, Lactobacillus casei strain R215, Lactococcus lactis ssp. cremoris strain M11/CSL, Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis strain LL102/CSL, and Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis strain LL64/CSL); 20. lime sulphur or calcium polysulphide; 21. liquid corn gluten; 22. Metarhizium anisopliae strain F52; 23. monosodium, dibasic sodium, potassium, or ammonium phosphates; 24. mineral oil; 25. nuclear polyhedrosis virus of douglas fir tussock moth; 26. oil of black pepper; 27. Phoma macrostoma strain 94-44B; 28. pyrethrins to control insects; 29. Sclerotinia minor; 30. silicon dioxide (diatomaceous earth); 31. soap (alkanolamine salts of fatty acid); 32. soap (ammonium salts of fatty acid); 33. soap (potassium salts of fatty acid); 34. sodium chloride; 35. spinosad; 36. Streptomyces acidiscabies strain rl-110T; 37. sulphur; 38. Typhula phacorriza strain 94671; 39. Verticillium albo-atrum strain wcs850; 40. n-octyl bicycloheptene dicarboximide for control of crawling insects; 41. permethrin; 42. d-phenothrin; 43. piperonyl butoxide to control flying insects; 44. resmethrin to control flying insects; 45. silica aerogel, also referred to as silica gel, amorphous silica and amorphous silica gel to control ants, earwigs, and other crawling insects; 46. tetramethrin to control house and garden insects; 47. d-trans-allethrin, also referred to as d-cis, trans allethrin for control of mosquitoes. (EC71/07; 417/10; 656/15) Page 54 Current to May 23, 2026 t c Pesticides Control Act Regulations SCHEDULE 8 SCHEDULE 8 SELF-SELECT DOMESTIC PESTICIDES The pesticides listed below are designated as self-select pesticides. (1) The domestic pesticide is composed exclusively of a mixture containing one or more of the following active ingredients (a) acetic acid; (b) Bacillus subtilis mbi 600; (c) Bacillus subtilis qst 713; (d) Bacillus thuringiensis kurstaki; (e) Bacillus thuringiensis tenebrionis; (f) borax; (g) boric acid; (h) Chondrostereum purpureum strain PFC2139; (i) citric acid - (present as fermentation products of Lactobacillus rhamnosus strain R- 11, Lactobacillus casei strain R215, Lactococcus lactis ssp. cremoris strain M11/CSL, Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis strain LL102/CSL, and Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis strain LL64/CSL); (j) copper as elemental, present as tribasic copper sulphate; (k) copper as elemental, present as copper oxychloride; (l) corn gluten meal; (m) fatty acid; (n) hydrogen peroxide; (o) iron (ferrous or ferric) phosphate; (p) iron (ferrous or ferric) sodium; (q) iron (ferrous or ferric) sulfate; (r) iron, if present as FeHEDTA; (s) lactic acid - (present as fermentation products of Lactobacillus rhamnosus strain R- 11, Lactobacillus casei strain R215, Lactococcus lactis ssp. cremoris strain M11/CSL, Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis strain LL102/CSL, and Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis strain LL64/CSL); (t) lime sulphur or calcium polysulphide; (u) liquid corn gluten; (v) Metarhizium anisopliae strain F52; (w) monosodium, dibasic sodium, potassium, or ammonium phosphates; (x) mineral oil; (y) nuclear polyhedrosis virus of douglas fir tussock moth; (z) oil of black pepper; (aa) Phoma macrostoma strain 94-44B; (bb) pyrethrins; without the addition of piperonyl butoxide; (cc) Sclerotinia minor; (dd) silicon dioxide (diatomaceous earth); c t Current to May 23, 2026 Page 55 SCHEDULE 8 Pesticides Control Act Regulations (ee) soap (alkanolamine salts of fatty acid); (ff) soap (ammonium salts of fatty acid); (gg) soap (potassium salts of fatty acid); (hh) sodium chloride; (ii) spinosad; (jj) Streptomyces acidiscabies strain rl-110T; (kk) sulphur; (ll) Typhula phacorriza strain 94671; (mm) Verticillium albo-atrum strain wcs850. (2) The domestic pesticide is sold in a form requiring no preparation or dilution and in a volume or weight equal to or less than one litre or one kilogram provided any products sold as ant, cockroach, or earwig bait protect users against direct contact with the product. (EC71/07; 656/15) Page 56 Current to May 23, 2026 t c