#AGRT2604334AData system for coordinating on-site farm inspections
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This order defines the personal and business data that can be collected in a system used to coordinate on-site inspections of farms. The data covers farm identity, managers and partners, registration numbers, contact details, production type, land and livestock size, aid received, planned and completed inspections, inspection outcomes, and practical conditions for inspections. It also allows sensitive contextual information to be recorded in specific cases, including past violence toward inspectors, serious economic or family difficulties, insolvency proceedings, hospitalization, long-term illness, or difficulties managing livestock and crops. Farms, agricultural authorities, social agricultural bodies, and inspection teams should expect more structured data-sharing around inspection planning and follow-up.
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Key Changes
- Defines the categories of farm, personal, inspection, and support-context data that may be recorded.
- Includes inspection planning and follow-up information, such as expected dates, completed dates, outcomes, and inspection conditions.
- Allows certain sensitive risk or hardship information to be recorded when relevant to farm inspection coordination.
Obligations
What this law requires
Authorities operating the inspection-coordination data system may record farm identity and registration data, including legal name, legal form, managers’ and partners’ names, first names and dates of birth, and applicable SIRET, APE, PACAGE, livestock-holder, livestock-farm and CVI identifiers.
Authorities operating the inspection-coordination data system may record farm contact and establishment information, including registered office, SIRET establishment and postal addresses, email address, telephone number, fax number, creation date, and closure date and reason where applicable.
Authorities operating the inspection-coordination data system may record operational farm characteristics, including type of production, hectares, livestock size, farm activities, and types of national and EU aid received during the previous four calendar years.
Authorities operating the inspection-coordination data system may record inspection planning and follow-up data, including planned inspection dates, actual inspection dates, nature of planned and completed inspections, inspection conditions, and actions taken after inspections.
Authorities operating the inspection-coordination data system may record, where applicable, prior verbal or physical violence committed against inspectors or relevant civil-administration, public-establishment, inter-service agriculture mission, or agricultural social mutuality staff.