Sch 3 Pt 2 para 6
(1) The licence holder is required to have established, and to maintain, an Animal Welfare and Ethical Review Body. (2) The Animal Welfare and Ethical Review Body must consist at least of— (a) the named animal welfare officer and named veterinary surgeon, (b) if this licence authorises the application of regulated procedures to protected animals at the establishment, the holder of a project licence which specifies the establishment as a place where regulated procedures may be carried out, or another person with suitable scientific credentials acceptable to the Secretary of State, and (c) such other persons as may be specified in guidance issued by the Secretary of State. (3) The Animal Welfare and Ethical Review Body must carry out the tasks mentioned in Article 27.1 of the Animals Directive and any other advisory and reviewing tasks specified in this licence or in guidance issued by the Secretary of State. (4) The licence holder shall ensure that whenever the Animal Welfare and Ethical Review Body provides advice a record is made of the advice and of any decisions taken in response to the advice. Such records shall be kept for a minimum period of three years and shall, on request, be submitted to the Secretary of State or made available to an Inspector.