12 General conditions
Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 (1990 c 37) | Legislation

Licence conditions

12  General conditions

[(1)]     The following shall be conditions of every licence granted under this Act—

(a)     [except to the extent that the activities authorised by the licence fall within paragraph (aa), that those activities] shall be carried on only on the premises to which the licence relates and under the supervision of the person responsible,

[(aa)     that any activities to which section 3(1A)(b) or (1B) or 4(1A) applies shall be carried on only on the premises to which the licence relates or on relevant third party premises,]

(b)     that any member or employee

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