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Name the group that wrote/administers each: 1. Animal Welfare Act 2. PHS Policy 3. The Guide 4. Ag Guide 5. Directive 3216.1 6. Handbook 1200.07 (Ans- 1 USDA 2 OLAW 3 National Research Cou... ncil 4. Federation of Animal Science Societies 5. DOD 6. VA Name the law that provides authority for the following: 1. AWA 2. PHS Policy 3. The Guide 4. Ag Guide (Ans- 1. 9 CFR, Statute 7 USC 2131-2156 2. Health Research Extension Act of 1985 3. Required by PHS Policy 4. Endorsed by PHS policy Name the animals covered by each: 1. AWA 2. PHS policy 3. The Guide 4. Ag Guide 5. DoD 6 VA (Ans- 1. Any live or dead warm-blooded animals used in research, teaching, testing, experimentation, except birds, rats of the genus "Rattus", mice of the genus "Mus", bred for use in research. 9 CFR 1.1 2. Any live, vertebrate animal used or intended for use in research, research training, experimentation or biological testing or for related purposes. Policy III.A. 3. Any vertebrate animals, ag animal, wildlife, aquatic species, produced or used for research, testing, or teaching Ch. 2 4.Ag animals NOT used for research, testing, or teaching (food/fiber) 5. Any live vertebrate animal including larvae; eggs after hatching; any dead animal that is killed for the purpose of conducting research development testing evaluation, etc 3216.01 Part II 6. Same as PHS Policy. 1200.07 .3.c What are the registration/sign-ups required to comply with each? 1. USDA 2. OLAW 3. DoD/ONR 4. VA (Ans- 1. USDA Registration every 3 years with annual inspection and annual report 2. Assurance at least every 5 years, with Annual Report 3.DFARS clause (i.e. will abide by DoD rules), USDA Registration, AAALACi Accreditation 32.16.01 3.2 4. MOU in place (can be standing MOU) Who is the IO under each set of regulations? 1. USDA 2. PHS Policy 3. The Guide 4. VA (Ans- 1. The individual authorized to legally commit on behalf of the research facility that requirements will be met. 2. The individual who has authority to and who signs the Assurance (legally committing on behalf of the institution that requirements will be met). 3. Representative of a senior administrator who bears ultimate responsibility for the program, including resource planning and aligning program goals with institution mission 4. VA official responsible for ensuring that the program has resources and support necessary to comply with all regs; point of contact for all regulatory correspondence. Typically the medical director of the VA [Show More]

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