The document primarily establishes the procedures for creating, developing, and operating the Federal State Information System in the field of veterinary science. Its objectives include ensuring access to veterinary information for natural persons and entities, facilitating traceability of controlled goods, issuing veterinary documents, managing import and transit of controlled goods, and registering veterinary health data. The Federal Veterinary and Phytosanitary Supervision Service is designated as the system's operator, responsible for its development and maintenance in collaboration with various federal ministries and agencies. Key measures outlined involve the development of regulations governing the system's operation, including the submission of relevant information by regional authorities within 30 days of regulation enactment. The system is designed to include information on controlled goods, veterinary examinations, laboratory studies, and sampling results, with access provided via the Internet and a unified identification and authentication system. Information sharing is to be non-reimbursable, with data protection ensured through organizational and technical measures. Implementation involves establishing infrastructure for information exchange, with interactions between the system operator and entities governed by cooperation agreements. The system interfaces with other information systems through specified infrastructure, and the process includes mechanisms for data submission and retrieval by certified veterinary specialists, producers, and participants in controlled goods trafficking. The document emphasizes procedural compliance, institutional responsibilities, and the importance of information security, with timelines set for the submission of regional data and the development of technical requirements.
Russian Federation · 2016-11-07