Animals in Science Committee

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Professor David Main.

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New chair of the Animals in Science Committee appointed

Professor David Main has been appointed as chair of the Animals in Science Committee (ASC).

Latest from the Animals in Science Committee

  1. Project Licence Application (PLA) subgroup: terms of reference
    • Transparency
  2. Animal Welfare and Ethical Review Bodies (AWERB) subgroup: terms of reference
    • Transparency
  3. ASC and AWERB Hubs workshop report 2019
    • Corporate report

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What the Animals in Science Committee does

ASC is an advisory non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Home Office.

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Guidance and regulation

  1. Consolidated version of ASPA 1986
    • Guidance
  2. Animals in Science Committee (ASC): code of practice and working protocol
    • Guidance
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News and communications

  1. Recruitment of 6 new members of the ASC
    • News story
  2. New chair of the Animals in Science Committee appointed
    • News story
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Policy papers and consultations

  1. Cumulative severity review: response by Animals in Science Committee
    • Policy paper
  2. Animal Procedures Committee: cumulative severity review
    • Policy paper
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Transparency and freedom of information releases

  1. Project Licence Application (PLA) subgroup: terms of reference
    • Transparency
  2. Animal Welfare and Ethical Review Bodies (AWERB) subgroup: terms of reference
    • Transparency
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Secretariat contact

ASC Secretariat
14th Floor, Lunar House
40 Wellesley Road
Croydon
CR9 2BY
United Kingdom

Email

asc.secretariat@homeoffice.gov.uk

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