[SCHEDULE 3AA Requirements where Gametes or Embryos Imported from Third Country]
Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 (1990 c 37) | Legislation

[SCHEDULE 3AA Requirements where Gametes or Embryos Imported from Third Country]

[Section 24(4AA), (4AB) and (4AC)]

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For the purposes of this Act, [as it applies in relation to Great Britain,] the fourth Directive is to be read subject to the modifications set out in paragraph 3A.

Directions]

1

A direction given under section 24(4AA) must require the person to whom the licence applies to—

(a)     comply with measures specified in the direction for the purposes of ensuring that any qualifying gametes or embryos imported from a third country meet standards of quality and safety equivalent to those laid down in this Act,

(b)     provide the Authority with any information specified in the direction for the purposes of securing compliance with the requirements of Parts A to E of Annex I to the fourth Directive (information to be provided by importing tissue establishments),

(c)     provide the Authority with any documents specified in the direction for the purposes of securing compliance with the requirements of Part F of Annex I to the fourth Directive (documentation to be provided by importing tissue establishments),

(d)     do the following—

(i)     make available for inspection any documents specified in the direction for the

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