Ministerial Regulation on the Application for and Issuance of Licenses to Use or Produce Animals for Scientific Purposes, B.E. 2566.

This Ministerial Regulation is issued in accordance with the Animal for Scientific Purposes Act B.E. 2558, aiming to enhance oversight and accountability in the use of animals in science, promoting humane practices and aligning with international standards. The Ministerial Regulation establishes detailed procedures for obtaining licenses to use or produce animals for scientific research. It outlines the qualifications required for applicants, such as residency, relevant education or training, and a clean legal record. The Regulation also specifies the documentation needed, the review process by authorities, and the conditions under which licenses may be granted, renewed, or revoked. Licenses are valid for four years and may include specific conditions to ensure ethical treatment of animals.