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Evaluation of the Community Plant Health Regime: Final Report<br />

DG SANCO Evaluation Framework Contract Lot 3 (Food Chain)<br />

5 Analysis of options for the future regime<br />

EQ4: (Does the CPHR put appropriate emphasis on prevention in general) and what type<br />

of additional provisions on prevention might be useful?<br />

EQ 28: What options exist to strengthen and modernise the CPHR, so as to better reach its<br />

objectives and serve the needs of society? Where is simplification possible, which areas<br />

need more harmonisation, and how can this be achieved?<br />

Following the evaluation of the past performance of the CPHR, possible options for the future<br />

regime were developed, as follows:<br />

A range of options were identified, based on the synthesis of the forward looking elements of<br />

the general survey, the expert interviews and MS visits. The key options that emerged from<br />

this process were grouped in themes to allow a systematic analysis in line with the<br />

intervention logic (Table 5-1). These were presented in a 2-day conference to which MS CAs<br />

and a wide range of stakeholders (industry; research bodies; other relevant departments of the<br />

Commission and international organisations) were invited to participate, and a brief<br />

consultation process was launched 267 . Following this process, a preliminary analysis of the<br />

key options was made, as presented in this section.<br />

In addition, a number of further possible improvements have been identified by the evaluation<br />

in some areas, which concern issues for which a general consensus has already formed and<br />

which are budget-neutral or have relatively limited financial implications for the CPHR<br />

budget as such. These are presented in section 5.7.2 of this Report.<br />

Table 5-1: Overview of themes for key options<br />

Theme A: Definition of scope of CPHR<br />

A.1: Invasive Alien Species<br />

A.2: Natural spread<br />

A.3: Positioning of RNQPs (plants for planting)<br />

Theme B: Prevention strategies<br />

B.1: At imports (risk analysis and targeting of risks)<br />

B.2: Intra-EU (general surveillance and <strong>report</strong>ing<br />

Theme C: Emergency action<br />

Theme D: Functioning of the internal market<br />

D.1: Plant Passport system<br />

D.2: PZs - tightening the system (credibility issue)<br />

Theme E: Incentives<br />

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This involved an open discussion during the second day of the conference and the collection of comments<br />

during a 2-week period after the conference.<br />

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