NAEAC publications

Policies

• NAEAC Policy on Commercial Cloning
• NAEAC Policy on Conflict of Interest
• NAEAC Policy on Interpretation of 'Scientific Community' in Relation to Appointment of Lay members
• NAEAC Policy on Killing as a Manipulation
• NAEAC Policy on Providing Assistance to New Animal Ethics Committees
• NAEAC Policy on the Production of Genetically Modified Animals
• NAEAC Policy on Which Animal Ethics Committees should Assume the Approval Role

Statistics

• Animal use statistics

Occasional papers

NAEAC also publishes occasional papers on topics of interest to the public and those involved in research, testing and teaching:

Paper 12 - November 2015

• The blind leading the blind: animal facility staff and researchers working together to reduce bias in animal research

Paper 11 - September 2015

• Use of animals in the registration of veterinary medicine products in New Zealand

Paper 10 - February 2014

• How to improve housing conditions of laboratory animals: The possibilities of environmental refinement - Occasional paper No 10

Paper 9 – August 2012

Ensuring regulatory compliance in the use of animals in science in New Zealand – the review process

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 9

Paper 8 – August 2012

Research on Vertebrate Pesticides and Traps: Do Wild Animals Benefit?

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 8

Paper 7 – April 2011

Avoiding duplication of research involving animals

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 7

Paper 6 – March 2011

Planning for refinement and reduction

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 6

Paper 5 – October 2010

Monitoring methods for animal ethics committee

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 5

Paper 4 – October 2009

Compliance monitoring: The University of Auckland approach

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 4

Paper 3 – October 2009

Regulation of animal use in research, testing and teaching: Comparison of New Zealand and European legislation

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 3

Paper 2 – April 2009

Regulation of animal use in research, testing and teaching in New Zealand – the black, the white and the grey

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 2

Paper 1 – September 2008

Underreporting of the Three Rs deployment that occurs during the planning of protocols that precedes their submission to animal ethics committees (D J Mellor, J C Schofield & V M Williams, 2008)

• National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee - Occasional Paper No 1