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Animal Welfare Act 2006

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As published

25 Inspection of records required to be kept by holder of licence

(1) An inspector may require the holder of a licence to produce for inspection any records which he is required to keep by a condition of the licence. (2) Where records which a person is so required to keep are stored in electronic form, the power under subsection (1) includes power to require the records to be made available for inspection— (a) in a visible and legible form, or (b) in a form from which they can readily be produced in a visible and legible form. (3) An inspector may inspect and take copies of any records produced for inspection in pursuance of a requirement under this section.

Your change, as a redline

25 Inspection of records required to be kept by holder of licence

(1) An inspector may require the holder of a licence to produce for inspection any records which he is required to keep by a condition of the licence. (2) Where records which a person is so required to keep are stored in electronic form, the power under subsection (1) includes power to require the records to be made available for inspection— (a) in a visible and legible form, or (b) in a form from which they can readily be produced in a visible and legible form. (3) An inspector may inspect and take copies of any records produced for inspection in pursuance of a requirement under this section.

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