S 1167
An Act to protect nonhuman primate infants in research institutions and product testing facilities
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Bill overview
This bill, proposed by Joan B. Lovely and others, aimed to establish stricter protections for infant nonhuman primates (like monkeys) used in research and product testing within Massachusetts. It sought to limit or prohibit certain procedures involving these young animals, focusing on their welfare and minimizing potential harm. The bill was ultimately unsuccessful and failed to pass the legislature.
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Primary sponsor
Joan B. Lovely
Cosponsors
Bruce E. Tarr
Dylan A. Fernandes
James B. Eldridge
Joan B. Lovely
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