Human Tissue Act 2004
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17 Persons to whom licence applies
The authority conferred by a licence extends to— (a) the designated individual, (b) any person who is designated as a person to whom the licence applies by a notice given to the Authority by the designated individual, and (c) any person acting under the direction of— (i) the designated individual, or (ii) a person designated as mentioned in paragraph (b).
17 Persons to whom licence applies
The authority conferred by a licence extends to— (a) the designated individual, (b) any person who is designated as a person to whom the licence applies by a notice given to the Authority by the designated individual, and (c) any person acting under the direction of— (i) the designated individual, or (ii) a person designated as mentioned in paragraph (b).
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