- Location
- Scottish Highlands
Coming back to this, and please don’t take it personally, but one error in every 300 business critical records is actually pretty poor. I certainly wouldn’t accept that from any company I was investing in. Human error probabilities without any checking should be at least an order of magnitude better than that.I agree entirely that there has to be proper recording and registration of animals, but there also has to be a human element in the chain. Of course no-one condones 80 animals starving in the filth, but if I have an error of 3 passports out of my 1000, I am 99.7% accurate in my record keeping over 20 years, and still I get warned that my business may be shut down in 21 days.
I would hope all the other businesses in Britain are 99.7% accurate with their record keeping. Are the well known west country supply company that accurate in their stocktakling, if not are they unfit to run a business?
And horse meat still ended up in the supermarket