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Book Review 72 ATLA 29, 72–75, 2001 Book Reviews mal Experimentation and FRAME, which pro- LABORATORY ANIMAL LAW vided many of the novel ideas which were included Kevin Dolan in the new law, and advised the Government at all 232 pp., £24.99 Blackwell Science, Oxford, UK, 2000 stages of its drafting and passage through Parlia- ment. However, I was glad to see a firm statement ISBN 0-632-05278-3 that “The constant obligation to seek more-accept- able expressions of the 3Rs in practice is not only This book was written for all those involved in any ethical, it is solidly grounded in the Animals (Sci- way in the use of animals in research, with the aim entific Procedures) Act 1986”, and a reminder that of providing an overall guide to their legal obliga- “The Home Office Guidance is equally insistent on tions toward the animals they use in procedures the importance of the 3Rs”. and for which they care. The main emphasis is on the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 Michael Balls (ASPA), but there are also explanations of other relevant UK and European legislation. The first two chapters provide a historical intro- duction to the coming of the ASPA, focused mainly on http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Alternatives to Laboratory Animals SAGE

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SAGE
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© 2001 Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Experiments
ISSN
0261-1929
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2632-3559
DOI
10.1177/026119290102900103
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72 ATLA 29, 72–75, 2001 Book Reviews mal Experimentation and FRAME, which pro- LABORATORY ANIMAL LAW vided many of the novel ideas which were included Kevin Dolan in the new law, and advised the Government at all 232 pp., £24.99 Blackwell Science, Oxford, UK, 2000 stages of its drafting and passage through Parlia- ment. However, I was glad to see a firm statement ISBN 0-632-05278-3 that “The constant obligation to seek more-accept- able expressions of the 3Rs in practice is not only This book was written for all those involved in any ethical, it is solidly grounded in the Animals (Sci- way in the use of animals in research, with the aim entific Procedures) Act 1986”, and a reminder that of providing an overall guide to their legal obliga- “The Home Office Guidance is equally insistent on tions toward the animals they use in procedures the importance of the 3Rs”. and for which they care. The main emphasis is on the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 Michael Balls (ASPA), but there are also explanations of other relevant UK and European legislation. The first two chapters provide a historical intro- duction to the coming of the ASPA, focused mainly on

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