- Fertile plant material has to be transported and stored in closed and clearly labelled repositories at any time outside the release site and laboratory and has to be keept separately from non transgenic plant material. The label needs to distinctively describe the LMO and it needs to be noted that this potato is unfit for consumption (food and feed). All remaining fertile plant material has to be destroyed by disruption of their germination capacity.
- Inspection of the release site on unexpected biological traits of the LMO and reciprocal effects between LMO and other organisms has to be accomplished regularly, at least once every four weeks, during the experimental release.
-   Monthly inspection of the surrounding area (10 m) of the release site for transgenic potato volunteers and their removal and disposal.
-  After harvest the first 15-20 cm of upper soil of the release site have to be loosen up. Potato tubers that emerge during that procedure have to be manually collected, removed, and destroyed by disruption of their germination capacity (steaming or autoclaving).
- After completion of the field trial monthly inspection of release site and surrounding areas (10 m) for transgenic potato volunteers, their documentation and removal and disposal has to be accomplished for one year, or longer if volunteers were observed. No plant species must be cultivated on the release site that impairs the detection of transgenic potato volunteers.
-     A distance of no less than 10 m to other release sites with potatos has to be kept.