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Given the rest of criterion (d), which discusses feeding and housing, I'd assume "living conditions" refer to the times when the animal is not actively being ex
by penteract 3y ago
Given the rest of criterion (d), which discusses feeding and housing, I'd assume "living conditions" refer to the times when the animal is not actively being experimented on. Sections (a) and (b) do refer to experimental procedures and may require experimenters to use anaesthesia, which the paper mentions several times.
- upwardbound 3y agoPerhaps, and I think you're probably right about the "spirit of the law", but I would hope that the "letter of the law" would still hold weight and have to be applied here.