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5. An applicant for a transitional certificate shall—
(a)not be less than 16 years old;
(b)submit a written declaration stating that they have committed no serious infringement of Community law and/or national law on the protection of animals in the three years preceding the date of application for a transitional certificate; and
(c)provide written details if the applicant has—
(i)been convicted of an offence concerning the welfare of animals;
(ii)been refused a licence under the 1996 Regulations; or
(iii)had any such licence to kill animals revoked or suspended.
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