-  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 kept separately from non transgenic plant material. The label needs to distinctively describe the identity of the LMO.
- All machines that have been used on the release site have to be thoroughly cleaned on the release site.
- All remaining fertile plant material has to be destroyed by disruption of its germination capacity.
-  The field site has to be surrounded by a fence with a label stating that these potatoes are unfit for consumption.
-  After harvest and in the following year, the first 15 cm of upper soil of the release site have to be loosened up. Potato tubers that emerge during that procedure have to be manually collected, removed, and destroyed by disruption of their germination capacity. The release site must not be ploughed after harvest of the potato tubers.
-  The release site must be inspected for transgenic volunteer potatoes at least once every four weeks. Potato tubers that emerge during that procedure have to be collected, removed, and destroyed by disruption of their germination capacity. If more than five genetically modified potatoes emerge per 150 m2 inspection of the release site has to be extended for one year. During the inspection period no plants must be cultivated that impair the detection of transgenic potato volunteers.