The case against anti-vivisection / by Stephen Paget.

  • Paget, Stephen, 1855-1926
Date:
1904
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Credit: The case against anti-vivisection / by Stephen Paget. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Registry of place for performance of experi- ments. License by Secretary of State. Reports to Secretary of State. Inspection by Secretary of State. newspaper, placard, or otherwise, shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding one pound. A person punished for an offence under this section shall not for the same offence bo puni.sh- able under any other section of this Act. Adviinistration of Law. _ 7. The Secretary of State may insert, as a condi- tion of granting any license, a provision in such license that the place in which any experiment is to be performed by the licensee is to be registered in such manner as the Secretary of State may from time to time by any general or special order direct; provided that every place for the performance of experiments for the purpose of instruction under this Act shall he approved hy the Secretary of State, and shall be registered in such manner as he may from time to time hy any general or special order direct. 8. The Secretary of State may license any person whom he may think quaUfied to hold a hcense to perform experiments under this Act. A hcense granted by him may he for such time as he may think fit, and may he revoked hy him on his being satisfied that such license ought to he revoked. There may he annexed to such hcense any conditions wliich the Secretary of State may think expedient for the purpose of better carrying into effect the objects of this Act, hut not inconsistent with the provisions thereof. 9. The Secretary of State may direct any person performing experiments under this Act from time to time to make such reports to him of the result of such experiments, in such form and with such details as he may require. 10. The Secretary of State shall cause all regis- tered places to be from time to time visited by inspectors for the purpose of securing a comphance with the provisions of this Act, and the Secretary of State may, with the assent of the Treasury as to number, appoint any special inspectors, or may from time to time assign the duties of any such inspectors to such officers in the employment of the Government, who may he willing to accept the same, as he may think fit, either permanently or temporarily.