The British government has published an official response to recommendations from the Animals in Science Committee concerning the strengthening of best practices in the sector related to the use of animals in scientific research. The response was prepared by Lord Hanson, representing the relevant department. The Animals in Science Committee is an advisory body that provides recommendations to the government on ethical and regulatory issues concerning the use of animals for scientific and research purposes. Previously, the committee presented a series of proposals aimed at raising standards for animal welfare and improving practices in this field. In his response, Lord Hanson outlined the government's position on the proposed measures, which is part of an ongoing dialogue between regulatory bodies and the scientific community regarding the balance between scientific progress and ethical requirements for the treatment of animals in research. This response reflects Britain's continued work to improve the regulatory framework governing the use of animals in science, consistent with the overall trend of tightening animal welfare standards in research activities in the country.