In 2019, there were 3.4 million procedures completed involving regulated living animals, which was the lowest annual number since 2007. This note summarises and analyses trends in data, including the growth of universities as the dominant seat of research on animals, the use of different species, and the decline of research for toxicological purposes.
Documents to download
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Hunting Bill (Bill 10 of 2002/03) (707 KB, PDF)
Hunting Bill. (Bill 10 of 2002/03). House of Commons Library Research Paper 02/82.
Documents to download
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Hunting Bill (Bill 10 of 2002/03) (707 KB, PDF)
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