UK Statutory Instrument SI 2024/296 England

Animal Welfare (Primate Licences) (England) Regulations 2024

Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

Does it bind you?

Business-side roles with duties under this instrument.

Licence Holder9

Plus 1 duty on the regulator, Crown ministers and public bodies — folded into the section list below.

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What it requires

Regulations creating concrete business duties or carrying penalties, grouped as the instrument is structured. Titles link to the source text — blue means you’re leaving for legislation.gov.uk.

21 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001 Citation, commencement, extent and application
s.002 General Interpretation
s.003 Meaning of “keep”
s.004 Keeping primates: licensable activity
s.005 Licensing authority
s.006 Applications
s.007 Determination of applications
s.008 Primate licences and conditions
s.009 Variation and surrender
s.010 Renewal
s.011 Death of the holder of a primate licence
s.012 Inspections of licensed premises
s.013 Fees
s.014 Offences
s.015 Rectification notices
s.016 Revocation or variation of a primate licence
s.017 Application of Schedule 2
s.018 Powers of entry
s.019 Post-conviction powers
s.020 Guidance
s.021 Information
Schedules

Schedules

10 of 59 shown
s.sch001 Physical health Regulated
  • Register primates with a veterinarian for ongoing health careLicence Holder
s.sch001 The licence holder must ensure that— (a) the primates are... Regulated
  • Monitor primate health, keep records and have written proceduresLicence Holder
s.sch001 The licence holder must ensure that— (a) the primates’ behaviour... Regulated
  • Monitor primate behaviour and keep recordsLicence Holder
s.sch001 Subject to paragraph 5, the licence holder must ensure that... Regulated
  • Microchip primates within two years of birth or possessionLicence Holder
s.sch001 Where a primate is handled or restrained, the licence holder... Regulated
  • Handle and restrain primates with care and minimise handling timeLicence Holder
s.sch001 Sedation must not be used for the purpose of capturing... Regulated
  • Do not sedate a primate to capture it unless a vet supervisesLicence Holder
s.sch001 Where a primate is to be transported or is being... Regulated
  • Ensure safe transport of primates under licenceLicence Holder
s.sch001 In the case of a primate kept by the licence... Regulated
  • Microchip your primate by 5th April 2027Licence Holder
s.sch001 Records Regulated
  • Keep detailed records for each primate and display emergency contactsLicence Holder
s.sch002 The local authority must notify the person of the outcome.... Regulated
Other duties (1) — Crown / regulator
  • Local authority must notify you of the licence reconsideration outcomeLocal authority
49 other schedules
s.sch001 Introductory
s.sch001 Written procedures for special circumstances
s.sch001 The procedures required by paragraph 10(a) must include appropriate arrangements...
s.sch001 Nutrition and feeding
s.sch001 Food must be presented in an appropriate manner and at...
s.sch001 Access to fresh, clean drinking water must be provided in...
s.sch001 The receptacles used for feeding and providing water to the...
s.sch001 The facilities for the preparation of food for the primates...
s.sch001 Food supplies for the primates must be stored in appropriate...
s.sch001 An individually tailored diet plan must be maintained for each...
s.sch001 The diet plan of each primate must be—
s.sch001 General
s.sch001 The licence holder must maintain a record of the advice...
s.sch001 No primate may be euthanised except by a veterinarian.
s.sch001 Environment
s.sch001 Each enclosure on the licensed premises must—
s.sch001 Each enclosure must be designed and maintained so as to—...
s.sch001 Each enclosure must be equipped and maintained with—
s.sch001 Each enclosure must be designed and equipped to allow the...
s.sch001 The environmental quality of each enclosure must be maintained at...
s.sch001 Each primate must be implanted with a microchip that—
s.sch001 The cleaning and disinfecting of each enclosure must be undertaken—...
s.sch001 A written hygiene protocol must be kept for the purpose...
s.sch001 Each primate must be given permanent access to the indoor...
s.sch001 Behaviour
s.sch001 The primates must be allowed to express appropriate natural behaviours...
s.sch001 The primates must be provided with suitable enrichment material for...
s.sch001 Mixed species may only be kept together in the same...
s.sch001 No primate must be left unattended in a situation, or...
s.sch001 Handling and restraint
s.sch001 Transport
s.sch001 The licence holder must have in place a written procedure...
s.sch001 Breeding
s.sch001 No breeding may be carried out if the number of...
s.sch001 All non-breeding primates must be given contraception under supervision of...
s.sch001 A mother and her infant may only be separated if...
s.sch001 Emergencies
s.sch001 The plan must include details of— (a) the measures to...
s.sch001 The local authority that granted the licence and the police...
s.sch002 Application of this Schedule
s.sch002 Suspension of local authority decision
s.sch002 For the purposes of paragraph 10, the time is whichever...
s.sch002 Representations
s.sch002 The person may make written representations to the local authority...
s.sch002 Reconsideration
s.sch002 If the outcome of the reconsideration is to grant the...
s.sch002 If the outcome is to continue to refuse the application,...
s.sch002 Appeals
s.sch002 On appeal, the First-tier Tribunal may— (a) uphold the decision...

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