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HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS

Early day motion 1215A1, tabled 10 November 2008 by Lembit Öpik (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 2 members.

leave out from `product;' to end and insert `further notes that a number of household goods companies are actively looking for suitable alternatives to animal testing; recognises the ongoing use of animals in medical research; and calls on the Government to enter negotiations with those companies employing animal testing to develop strategies to seek creative alternatives which balance the joint considerations of animal welfare and human safety.'.

Signatures by party: Liberal Democrat 2.