means a premises ordinarily scientific premises S. 3(1) def. of used for scientific research, teaching or scientific premises testing; inserted by No. 103/2003 s. 31. means any procedure, test, S. 3(1) def. of scientific procedure scientific experiment, inquiry, investigation or study procedure which is carried out on or in connection with inserted by No. 103/2003 an animal in the course of which— s. 31, amended by (a) an animal is subjected to— No. 71/2014 s. 3(b). (i) surgical, medical, psychological, biological, chemical or physical treatment; or (ii) conditions of heat, cold, light, dark, confinement, noise, isolation or overcrowding to which an animal of that species is not accustomed; or (iii) abnormal dietary conditions; or (iv) electric shock or radiation treatment; or (b) any tissue, material or substance is extracted or derived from the body of an animal— and which is for— (c) the purpose of acquiring, demonstrating or developing knowledge in the field of medical, dental, veterinary, agricultural, behavioural or biological science or in any other field of science; or (d) the purpose of acquiring, demonstrating, exercising or developing techniques used in the practice of medical, dental, veterinary,
S. 3(1) def. of scientific premises inserted by No. 103/2003 s. 31. scientific premises means a premises ordinarily used for scientific research, teaching or testing; S. 3(1) def. of scientific procedure inserted by No. 103/2003 s. 31, amended by No. 71/2014 s. 3(b). scientific procedure means any procedure, test, experiment, inquiry, investigation or study which is carried out on or in connection with an animal in the course of which— (a) an animal is subjected to— (i) surgical, medical, psychological, biological, chemical or physical treatment; or (ii) conditions of heat, cold, light, dark, confinement, noise, isolation or overcrowding to which an animal of that species is not accustomed; or (iii) abnormal dietary conditions; or (iv) electric shock or radiation treatment; or (b) any tissue, material or substance is extracted or derived from the body of an animal— and which is for— (c) the purpose of acquiring, demonstrating or developing knowledge in the field of medical, dental, veterinary, agricultural, behavioural or biological science or in any other field of science; or (d) the purpose of acquiring, demonstrating, exercising or developing techniques used in the practice of medical, dental, veterinary,