Guidance

Animal testing and research: apply for a project licence

Guidance on the project licence process for applicants, establishment licence holders and named persons responsible for compliance.

From:
Home Office
Published
29 August 2017

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Documents

ASPeL project licence process: applicants

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ASPeL project licence and personal licence process: Home Office liaison contacts

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ASPeL project licence process: establishment licence holders and named persons responsible for compliance.

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Details

These guides explain the project licence process for applicants and named role holders.

User the project licence application template to prepare your application before entering details into the Animals Scientific Procedures e-Licensing (ASPeL) system.

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Published 29 August 2017

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