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Example from the Swedish Offical Control 2010

Example from the Swedish Offical Control 2010. National Audit Systems sub-group Effectiveness – 15th May 2012. Indicators for FBO compliance. We will show one kind of indicator which may be used to visualize the effect of the official food control over time

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Example from the Swedish Offical Control 2010

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  1. Example from the Swedish Offical Control 2010 National Audit Systems sub-group Effectiveness – 15th May 2012

  2. Indicators for FBO compliance • We will show one kind of indicator which may be used to visualize the effect of the official food control over time • It is parts of results in the official control 2010 • The measures describe the proportion of compliance per reported control area, e.g. premises layout, HACCP etc distributed overdifferent types of FBO:s and control areas

  3. Indicators for FBO compliance

  4. Basis of assessment of compliance • This analysis can be used for two purposes: • Improve effectiveness of the official control, e.g. to improve the competence of the inspectors • To take appropriate actions to get FBO:s to comply with the legislation

  5. Basis of assessment of compliance

  6. Conclusion from the results of the assessment • Our conclusion indicates that for assessment of HACCP and information (labelling), the inspectors may have less competence and experience to assess ‘relevant’ HACCP and labelling • Contrary, they have much more experience to audit premises layout etc indicated by the figures connected to FBO routines are not suitable to achieve the legislative objectives

  7. Conclusion from the results of the assessment • When the FBO do not act according to their routines, the control will be more effective with un-announced inspections • When the FBO do not have routines, the FBO may need more competence and/or more efforts from the competent authorities in order to oblige the FBO to comply with the legislation

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