UK Statutory Instrument
2009
United Kingdom
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Appeals) Regulations 2009
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Interpretation
General
Composition of
Terms of office of members
Suspension and removal of Committee members
Quorum and voting
Validity
Annual Report
Appointment of advisers to the Committee
Functions of advisers
Requirement to give or repeat advice in public
Requirement to keep records of advice and interventions
Advice of an adviser not accepted by the Committee
Questioning of witnesses by advisers
Notice of exercise of right and accompanying documents
Action following receipt of notice of exercise of right and accompanying documents
Notice of Hearing
Case management meetings
Multiple reconsideration
Evidence
Power to require witnesses and documents
Burden and standard of proof
Reconsideration on the papers
Procedure at hearings
Representation
Witness evidence
Postponement and adjournments
Decision of the Committee
Notes and transcripts of hearings
Powers and functions of
Revocation and saving
Enforcement and responsible bodies
The regulators that administer or enforce this legislation.
Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
Licences and monitors fertility clinics and research centres in the UK. Regulates the creation, storage, and use of human embryos and gametes.
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