Integrity Systems Company (ISC), a subsidiary of Meat & Livestock Australia is responsible for delivering the red meat integrity system, managing and delivering the industry’s on-farm assurance and through-chain traceability programs. These programs capture individual and mob-based animal movement records for the Australian red meat industry.
Each year ISC receives requests for access to movement information. The application process now requires the completion of a questionnaire and apporpriate justification must be provided to receive access.
If you would like to access movement information data, please review the FAQs (below), submit an online questionnaire and an ISC team member will be in contact with you. Please note that there is a non-refundable deposit of $1000 with application for the approval process.
The industry category helps to determine who benefits the most from this request. For example, will this request benefit red meat industry stakeholders such as producers and/or processors? Or will this request benefit an individual or group?
Industry (Public Good)
A public good is a product or service that one individual can utilise without reducing its availability to another individual and from which no one is excluded. Public goods are described as "non-rivalrous" and "non-excludable".
Industry (Private Good)
A private good is a product or service that is utilised in order to benefit a specific individual and prevents another individual from this benefit. Private goods are described as "rivalrous" and "excludable"
Other
When access has already been granted through the NLIS Terms of Use (ToU) a data access request must still be submitted to inform the relevant NLIS Advisory Committees (Cattle/ Sheep & Goats) of the data accessed.
Complete the Data Access Request form by clicking the apply now button (at the top of this page).
Please provide as much detail as possible, including the type of data requested and the purpose of the request. Completed forms will be received by the Integrity Systems Company (ISC) Data Team and reviewed by the Integrity Systems Company Taskforce.
Transaction data can be requested, this includes property to property movements, saleyard movements and slaughter data. Data will be provided in an aggregated format for confidentiality purposes. Aggregation can be performed at a shire, region or national level.
ISC manages all personal information in accordance with the ISC Privacy Policy. Under no circumstances will data be provided that discloses an individual entity, an account holder, or any personal information attributed to an individual.
All data access requests will be submitted to the ISC Taskforce for review and approval. Supporting documentation must be provided for the approval process.
The ISC taskforce is made up of Peak Industry Councils, which include representatives from:
The Taskforce reviews new requests every quarter.
If the applicant wishes to proceed with the data request, Integrity Systems Company Ltd will enter into an agreement with the applicant, which will detail data access provisions.
Please contact ISC via email, datarequest@integritysystems.com.au to discuss the cost of your request. A non-refundable deposit of $1000 is required on application.