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requires that all livestock movements between different Property Identification Codes (PICs) are recorded in the NLIS database. To remain ... via the eNVD?  Whether you are sending livestock off your property, or receiving them, you can add the eID device numbers of your

Integrity Systems Company delivers the Australian red meat industry’s integrity programs (NLIS, LPA, NVD), and Digital Value Chain strategy.

leather/hide have to provide the geolocations relating to all properties where cattle have been raised with European importers. European ... account. This geolocation is used to identify the LPA-accredited property where livestock are kept and by providing the geolocation in

Integrity Systems Company delivers the Australian red meat industry’s integrity programs (NLIS, LPA, NVD), and Digital Value Chain strategy.

livestock transfers between property identification codes (PICs) on the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) database. ... required to ensure that any transfers of livestock onto their property that have not been recorded on the NLIS database are completed

(NVD) book orders and invoices. For the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) this includes transfer details or errors/warnings ... relating to any livestock movements to and from your Property Identification Code (PIC) numbers.  To access your LPA account, you must

that you record the transfer in the National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) within 48 hours of the transfer taking place ... single log-in. Using the NVD, obtain details of the Property Identification Code (PIC) you are transferring from, the date the stock

A PIC Reconciliation is a stocktake of all electronic NLIS devices on a property.

status allows you to remove the animal from your Property Identification Code (PIC) without creating a possible issue for abattoirs ... Assigning an "Inactive” status Log into your National Livestock Identification System (NLIS) account homepage and select ‘Device status’

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