Written question asked by Harry Cohen (Labour), in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Thursday, 20 March 1997. It was answered by Tom Sackville (Conservative) on Thursday, 20 March 1997 on behalf of the Home Office.
Home Office
- Question
- How many licence applications for experiments on non-human primates have been turned down on the grounds that the adverse effects endured by primates prior to arrival in the United Kingdom are too severe to be outweighed by the benefit of the research. - None.
- Answer
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Mr. Cohen: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many licence applications for experiments on non-human primates have been turned down on the grounds that the adverse effects endured by primates prior to arrival in the United Kingdom are too severe to be outweighed by the benefit of the research. [21249] Mr. Sackville: None.
Secondary information
- Type
- Written question
- Reference
- 21249; 292 c851W;292 c850W
- Session
- 1996-97
- Subjects
- Animals Animal experiments Licensing Imports
- Contains statistics
- Yes
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