The government has proposed new draft rules governing the use of animals in laboratories and has invited suggestions and objections from the public until November 5. The proposed changes have raised concerns among animal welfare activists, particularly over how experiments would be approved, where laboratory animals could be sourced from and whether existing safeguards would be weakened.
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