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The Code encourages the sharing between researchers of tissues from deceased animals for in vitro work, training or method development. The use of scavenged tissue from a project that has Animal Ethics approval, contributes to the Reduction, Replacement and Refinement principles of the Code.\nThe use of scavenged tissue is subject to the following terms:\nThe collection of dead animal material from the wild may require approval from Parks and Wildlife or Fisheries;\nThe opportunity for collecting scavenged tissue must not influence the breeding of animals nor the time, or manner, of humane killing of animals;\nCollection of organs, tissues, materials or substances from living animals is a scientific procedure requiring a full application to the AEC;\nAnimals must not be killed specifically to obtain carcasses, organs, tissues, materials or substances. This is a scientific procedure requiring a full application to the AEC;\nThe collection of scavenged tissue from an AEC-approved project must have prior permission from the Chief Investigator with responsibility for that project, unless the tissue has already been placed into a general-use tissue bank;\nAll investigators or participants must be aware of the relavant codes of practice and legislation applicable to the work undertaken.\nIf you are uncertain as to whether this Noting Form is appropriate for the activity being undertaken, please contact the CDU Animal Welfare Officer on \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:ethics@cdu.edu.au\" \u0014ethics@cdu.edu.au\u0015 or (08) 8946 6498.\n1.\tREASON for activity / project noting:\n\u0003☐\u0004   Project involving CDU researchers that is approved by another AEC.\nYou are required to submit a copy of the Project Application Form and Project Approval with this Noting Form;\n\u0003☐\u0004  Activity involving the use of legally sourced carcass/animal parts, or opportunistic collection from a dead animal.\n\u0003☐\u0004   The research or teaching activity is to occur on something not defined as an ‘animal’ (i.e. embryos/fetuses that are less than half their gestation/incubation period; or larval stages that are not free feeding).\n\u0003☐\u0004   Other.\n2.\tPlease DESCRIBE the reason for noting and WHY the project (or activity) does not require ethics approval.\n2. \tTITLE of Project / Activity:\n3.           INVESTIGATORS and Participants:\nName\nRole\n4. \tBriefly DESCRIBE the project in plain English:\n5. \tWhat ANIMAL species are to be used?\nCommon name\nScientific name\n6.\t What will be the SOURCE of the animal material used in the project?\n7.\t STATEMENT:\nI certify that this project / activity meets the requirements for not requiring animal ethics approval.\non\nFull Name\nSignature\nDate\nTitle:\nPosition:\nDepartment/Organisation:\nPlease submit the complete and signed form the \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:ethics@cdu.edu.au\" \u0014ethics@cdu.edu.au\u0015.\nREMEMBER: CDU researchers providing notification of collaborative projects approved by another AEC, must submit a copy of the Project Application and Project Approval with this Noting Form.","cbCaitWjcQwlrKM1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitWjcQwlrKM1","docx",1093018,"English","# Noting Form\n## CDU Animal Ethics Committee - Purpose and eligibility\n## Activities included and exclusions\n## Notes on scavenged tissue\n## Form sections\n## Reason for activity / project noting\n## Project description and species information\n## Source of animal material\n## Statement and certification\n## Submission instructions","[{\"question\":\"When should investigators use the CDU AEC Noting Form?\",\"answer\":\"Use it when requesting CDU AEC noting for projects or activities where CDU AEC animal ethics approval is not required. 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