Letter from chair of the animals in science committee to baroness williams (accessible version)

Letter from chair of the animals in science committee to baroness williams (accessible version)

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* Animals in Science Committee Corporate report LETTER FROM CHAIR OF THE ANIMALS IN SCIENCE COMMITTEE TO BARONESS WILLIAMS (ACCESSIBLE VERSION) Published 29 September 2020 © Crown copyright


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Baroness Williams of Trafford 21 September 2020 Dear Minister Animal in Science Committee – Report of the Licence Analysis Subgroup The Animals in Science Committee (ASC) is pleased to send


to you the Report of the Licence Analysis Subgroup. This report summarises the findings of the ASC following a review of a selection of project licences taken from a range of species and


severity ratings that would not normally be referred to the Committee. The review was carried out in response to a recommendation made by the former ASC Licence Referral Review Subgroup,


that the ASC should gain a broader view of the range of licences assessed by the Animals in Science Regulation Unit (ASRU) and to offer any appropriate advice based on the report’s findings.


The report highlights areas for improvement within the licencing process and sets out recommendations to applicants and ASRU to support those improvements. The ASC would like to thank ASRU


for their assistance to the Committee during this review, and we look forward to working with ASRU to implement the recommendations. Yours sincerely, Professor David Main Chair of the


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