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eNVDs created in the old eNVD system will automatically appear in the new system. Please note that any eNVDs created in the old system cannot be edited or updated – you will only be able to view the printout version of these forms.
No. Producers can continue to use paper NVDs. As part of the MLA Accelerated Adoption Initiative announced in November 2019, there is no cost for NVD books until 30 June 2021.
A new Harvest Rangeland Goat NVD has been developed and will be available for use by HRG Accredited producers or goat depots. A paper NVD book will be available, and it will also be available for free via the eNVD web-based system and eNVD mobile application. A Harvest Rangeland Goat NVD must be used when consigning eligible harvested rangeland goats to one registered goat depot or direct to an abattoir for slaughter or from a registered goat depot to an abattoir for slaughter.
Livestock Production Assurance (LPA) accredited producers now have the option to complete their declarations online through the eNVD system.
The existing Goat NVD has been updated to remove reference to harvested rangeland goats and tag free movements and will be available for use when moving managed goats from 1 January 2025. This includes printed Goat NVD books and eNVDs created via the free eNVD web-based and mobile application. The existing goat NVD with version number G0720 will be invalid from 1 July 2025 and will be replaced by version G0524.
Industry solution providers can be licensed by ISC to provide eNVDs from within their system. The following solution providers include eNVD in their software/s: Aglive Agriwebb AXIchain Cedar Creek Elynx Maia Technology Sapien Protrace If you’d like your software to include eNVD’s please let us know by emailing envd@integritysystems.com.au
At present, there is no offline access for eNVD. However, you can update the livestock description section after you’ve submitted a consignment, or you can fill in as many details in the electronic version at your home or office then submit/print the consignment and fill in the remaining information on the hard copy when there is no connectivity. ISC is undertaking significant user research to develop offline capability so that eNVD is available to all producers. This will be a range of solutions including but not limited to native mobile apps, Bluetooth transfer and SMS and email notifications.