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The document summarizes a group discussion on HR 1513 regarding invasive research on great apes. The group agreed that invasive research is causing unethical treatment of great apes. They agreed to pass the bill with modifications, including phasing out invasive research but allowing it to be brought back if needed, not completely banning breeding, and giving more time to phase out research. Evidence presented showed that great apes are similar to humans, chimpanzees in sanctuaries behaved normally, there are no current breakthroughs from such research, and stressed animals do not provide consistent experimental results.
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- 1. HR 1513 GROUP 8B: Ronni Brown Kate Huff Brittany Stone Adrienne Botsford Caroline Ylioja Anna Twisselman Kate Elbourne
- 2. Central Issue Invasive research causing unethical treatment of great apes
- 3. Ethical Competing Principles Principles Do No Harm Promoting the Collective Good Do Good Do Good Justice
- 5. Points We Agreed On Phasing out of invasive research Sanctuaries cheaper than laboratories Need more social interaction Better animal welfare
- 6. Modifications Bring back research if needed No complete ban on breeding More time to phase out
- 7. Evidence Apes similar to humans
- 8. Evidence Japan study – chimps put in sanctuaries were normal behavior-wise
- 9. Evidence No current breakthroughs
- 10. Evidence Stressed animals don’t produce consistent experimental results
- 11. Conclusion Pass bill with modifications: Bring back research if needed No total ban on breeding More time to phase out
- 12. QUESTIONS?
Editor's Notes
- -because of the following issues, this bill proposes to ban all invasive research and retire current apes to government-funded sanctuaries -lab environments inadequate for needs of animals -unethical to use an animal that displays high degree of emotional intelligence -cost of lab housing versus sanctuaries -unnecessary use of great apes in studies that do not contribute significantly to current knowledge
- -Don’t want to cause harm to the great apes if there is no point to the research (banning research) -Sanctuaries maximize physical and social benefits -Current research is showing no breakthroughs to justify research. -Apes can’t speak for themselves so we need to speak for them. -Competing because we want to provide research to benefit humans, but we also want to do well by the apes by providing them with a great life.
- As a group, we decided to pass this bill with some modifications.
- -better ethical treatment -advancing technologies we don’t need animals for research if there is no progress -don’t get the social interaction/stimulation in the laboratory -complex like humans -genetically similar to humans -cheaper in sanctuaries -sanctuaries provide better care for the remainder of their lives
- -If an epidemic were to break out, we would want to bring back research to create a vaccine for this new disease as to not eliminate the entire population -Total ban of breeding could hurt the current great ape population and in the case of needing apes again for research, we would have to bring in more apes from the wilderness rather than using the ones currently in laboratories or sanctuaries. -Researchers need time to finish their current research and to find alternatives for conducting their research.
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- -there was progress with Heptatis A and B before, so we don’t want a complete ban because of future epidemics -a large portion of current research doesn’t provide enough evidence to subject the apes to experimentation
- -past research studies show that animals that are stressed or otherwise affected by their environment are less likely to yield meaningful, consistent, and useful results -also supported by the fact that for most current studies invasive research is no longer needed due to advancing technologies