To achieve and maintain full conformance with the Manufactured Food Regulatory Pr

密苏里州与食品和药物管理局的合作有着悠久的历史 美国食品和药物管理局(FDA)关于食品安全问题的报告。卫生和高级服务部 (DHSS)根据FDA的合同对制造食品公司进行了多次检查 好几年了。DHSS称赞美国食品药品监督管理局S的领导地位和对发展综合 食品安全体系。联邦、州和地方各级政府都有非常重要的 在确保提供给公众的食品是安全和卫生的方面的角色和责任。 只有在各级政府通力合作的情况下，这一制度才能发挥最大的作用。 2007年食品和药物管理局修正案法案、食品安全现代化法案、 和制造食品监管程序标准(MFRPS)已经建立了 将实现这一合作的框架。 DHSS？人工食品监管计划规模较小，由三名检查员和一名 项目经理。虽然这种紧凑性确实有一些优点 遵守一些MFRPS是很困难的。密苏里州是MFRPS的试点州， 因此，自2007年以来一直参与该计划的标准。而DHSS自那以后就做出了 尽管在一些标准方面取得了可观的进展，但合规性在需要 额外的员工。为了实现完全遵守MFRPS，额外的检查和 行政人员是必要的。通过本伙伴关系协议可获得的资金将 使DHSS能够以比以往更快的速度达到这些标准 没有他们也是可能的。这些资金将帮助DHSS实施高质量的计划， 将很好地服务于密苏里州的公民以及全国和世界各地吃食物的人 在密苏里州制造。 DHSS要求每年投资30万美元增加员工。这包括两个 现场检查员，将执行检查并负责行政管理的首席检查员 职责和一名健康计划代表，该代表将执行多项行政工作 功能。这些工作人员的具体职能以及他们将如何影响卫生与公众服务部的能力 符合方案标准在研究方案中作了进一步阐述。与 可能是标准一的例外(DHSS影响州立法机构的能力有限)， 拟议的资金将在#年年底前完全符合这十项标准中的每一项。 五年的伙伴关系协议期。卫生福利署进一步计划设立系统，以 保持在这段时间内取得的进展。

The state of Missouri has a long history of working cooperatively with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on food safety issues. The Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) has performed inspections of manufactured food firms under contract to FDA for many years. DHSS applauds FDA¿s leadership position and dedication to developing an integrated food safety system. Each level of government¿federal, state, and local, have very important roles and responsibilities in assuring that the food offered to the public is safety and wholesome. The system can only work at its best when all levels of government work together cooperatively. The Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act of 2007, Food Safety Modernization Act, and the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS) have established a framework that will achieve this cooperation. DHSS¿ manufactured foods regulatory program is small, consisting of three inspectors and a program manager. While this ¿compactness¿ does have some advantages it has made compliance with some of the MFRPS difficult. Missouri was a pilot state with the MFRPS and as such has been involved with the program standards since 2007. While DHSS has since made appreciable progress on a number of standards, compliance has been limited in areas that require additional staff. In order to achieve full compliance with the MFRPS, additional inspection and administrative staff are necessary. The funding available through this partnership agreement will enable DHSS to achieve compliance with these standards much quicker than would ever be possible without them. These funds will help DHSS to implement a high quality program that will serve the citizens of Missouri well and those throughout the country and world who eat food manufactured in Missouri. DHSS is requesting $300,000 annually to be invested into additional staff. This includes two field inspectors, a lead inspector who will perform inspections and have administrative responsibilities and a health program representative who will perform a number of administrative functions. The specific functions of these staff and how they will impact DHSS¿ ability to conform to the program standards is further expounded upon in the research proposal. With the possible exception of standard one (DHSS has a limited ability to impact the state legislature), the proposed funding will result in full conformance with each of the ten standards by the end of the five-year partnership agreement period. DHSS further projects to have systems in place to sustain the progress made during this time.