Subject	Predicate	Object
RFkdlZE5	a	Resource
		Answer
		Written answer
	answer has question	N6GFKrwR
	answer has answering person	Thomas Georg John Tugendhat
	answer text	<p>The use of animals in scientific procedures is only authorised by the Home Office Regulator where there is clear scientific benefit, to people, animals, or the environment, and only when all aspects of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 have been fulfilled.</p><p>Licence applicants are required to robustly evidence their consideration of alternative methods. The Regulator reviews all licence applications and will only issue a licence once it is satisfied there are no practicable alternative methods.</p>
	answer given date	2023-12-07
	answer has answering body	Home Office
	written answer has answering body	Home Office
Home Office	answering body has written answer	RFkdlZE5
Home Office	answering body has answer	RFkdlZE5
N6GFKrwR	question has answer	RFkdlZE5
Thomas Georg John Tugendhat	answering person has answer	RFkdlZE5