Animals in Science Committee

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The Animals in Science Committee is an expert advisory body that provides independent ethical and scientific advice to the UK government on the use of animals in research and testing.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf advisory body
expert committee
government advisory committee
advises Home Office (United Kingdom)
UK government
appliesPrinciple 3Rs (Replacement, Reduction and Refinement)
composition experts in animal welfare
experts in biomedical research
experts in ethics
lay members
country United Kingdom
field animal experimentation
animal research ethics
animal welfare
scientific research policy
focusesOn ethical aspects of animal use in science
reduction of animal use in experiments
refinement of animal procedures
replacement of animal use where possible
scientific justification for animal experiments
hasScope research involving protected animals
testing involving protected animals
independence provides independent advice
jurisdiction United Kingdom government NERFINISHED
language English
purpose to advise the UK government on ethical issues relating to animal use in research and testing
to advise the UK government on scientific issues relating to animal use in research and testing
to provide independent advice on the use of animals in science
regionServed United Kingdom NERFINISHED
regulatoryContext Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986
reportsTo Home Office (United Kingdom)
role ethical advisory body
expert advisory body
scientific advisory body
sector public sector
subjectOf UK government policy on animal research
topic implementation of animal welfare legislation in research
use of animals in research
use of animals in testing
websiteLanguage English

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
UK Home Office
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