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Your NLIS responsibilities when buying, selling and moving livestock in Australia.

National Livestock Identification System Uplift Developer Portal (the Portal) and the National Livestock Identification System Test Environment ... Systems; (iii) knowingly introduce any malicious or disabling code, virus or similar to the NLIS Systems; (iv) download, reproduce

The NLIS system is Australia's system for the identification and traceability of cattle, sheep and goats.

Information on what to do if you need help with the NLIS database

Find out how the NLIS works to identify and trace livestock in Australia.

On 2 October 2024, the European Commission (EC) announced it would delay the commencement of the European Union Deforestation ... processors for the purpose of EU market access. No Property Identification Codes (PICs) will be shared. LPA-accredited producers

territory department to organise a Property Identification Code (PIC) or check that your property’s PIC is in your name. You can find ... is an accurate record of NLIS devices and livestock on your property. Refer to the NLIS how-to guides for conducting a PIC reconciliation

manage key risks to your enterprise and any livestock on the property. This could include: quarantining any introduced livestock ... are conducted for all livestock on the property keeping all visitors onto the property (people or vehicles) away from high-risk

Conducting a PIC reconciliation With electronic identification (eID) set to be mandatory for all sheep and goats born post-1 January ... database. It is vital that NLIS electronic identification (eID) devices that are on your property are accurately recorded in the NLIS

Step 1: Make sure you have a Property Identification Code (PIC) Contact your state or territory department to organise a PIC or ... or check that your property’s PIC is in your name. Step 2: Order NLIS approved eID devices All sheep and goats born after 1 January