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The Ministry of Public Security (MPS) plans that from the end of this February, citizens nationwide when registering for their chip-based ID card can also sign up for an e-identification account.

Northern Irish businesses will continue to be at a disadvantage compared to counterparts in England until the law on the use of electronic signatures (e-signatures) for executing deeds in the country is clarified.

A Co. Derry sheep producer has highlighted the benefits of using EID technology and data recording in sheep management.

Livestock management company Datamars is currently running a competition offering farmers the opportunity to win an EID stick reader.

On 20 December 2021 the ICO launched a consultation seeking views on three documents, which together demonstrate its wide-ranging powers to undertake…

THEDFORD, Neb. – Citing concerns over “proprietary information” and “dampened participation,” the Nebraska Brand Committee voted 3-2 during a special telephone meeting Tuesday, Nov. 16, to keep the proceedings of its producer-led Electronic Identification (EID)…

A consultation has been launched in Wales asking farmers for views on proposals to change how livestock are identified, registered and their movements reported.

LINCOLN, Neb. – A bill containing major reforms to the Nebraska Livestock Brand Act, including allowing the Nebraska Brand Committee to develop and adopt procedures for non-visual identification and electronic “e-inspection” in place of a…

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