The experience gained shows that the quality assessments of the identification system for agricultural parcels (LPIS), the geo-spatial application system (GSA) and the area monitoring system (AMS) should be merged. Since those systems are intrinsically linked, assessing the quality of one system without considering the impact on the others is challenging. Moreover, by merging the quality assessments of those systems Member States administrations would benefit from a reduced workload related to the inspection procedures and the reporting obligations. Additionally, when needed, Member States would have the advantage of proposing a single remedial action encompassing those three systems, thereby increasing their efficiency. For that purpose, a new article should be inserted in Regulation (EU) 2021/2116 and the relevant references should be amended accordingly.
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