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1.1 Irish cattle traceability The Irish Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (DAFF) is the authority responsible for the implementation of EC 1760/2000, which outlines the requirements for the identification and registration of bovine animals. Since the mid 1990’s computerised databases have been established specifically the Calf Birth Registration System and the Cattle Movement Monitoring System (CMMS) (DAFF, 2003). The CMMS was initiated to record all information on births, movement, deaths and disposals. Computer equipment linked to the central database was installed in abattoirs and export points to electronically record all animal movements to and/or from these premises. As the CMMS relies on paper records for notification of certain events such as, births (herd keepers have seven days to notify the Calf Birth Registration System) and on-farm deaths, it cannot be said that it is totally accurate at a given point in time. The figures from the official CMMS statistics reports published each year reflect this, out of which a summary of the herd population statistics for recent years can be seen in Table 1. The start of January figures are calculated by taking the population figure at the end of December for the year in question from the CMMS database and adding all the disposals (cattle slaughtered, exported and on-farm deaths) and subtracting all the births and imports that have been recorded on the CMMS for that year.

Implementation Protocol Utilising Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) and Biometric Identifiers; In the Context of Irish Bovine Traceability