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[F12. For the purpose of section 132(4) of the Act, the following persons, committees or other bodies are appropriate bodies—
(a)HSC Research Ethics Committee A;
(b)HSC Research Ethics Committee B;
(c)Office of Research Ethics Committees Northern Ireland;
(d)Open University Human Research Ethics Committee;
(e)Queen’s University Research Governance, Ethics and Integrity Committee;
(f)Ulster University Research Ethics Committee; and
(g)the following Research Ethics Committees overseen by the Health Research Authority’s Research Ethics Service—
(i)East of England – Essex;
(ii)East of England – Cambridge Central;
(iii)London – Camden and Kings Cross;
(iv)London – Brighton and Sussex;
(v)London – Bromley;
(vi)London – Camberwell St Giles;
(vii)London – Harrow;
(viii)London – Queen Square;
(ix)London – South East;
(x)Social Care Research Ethics Committee;
(xi)North East – Newcastle and North Tyneside 1;
(xii)North East – Newcastle and North Tyneside 2;
(xiii)North West – Greater Manchester South;
(xiv)North West – Haydock;
(xv)South Central – Hampshire A;
(xvi)South Central – Berkshire;
(xvii)South Central – Oxford C;
(xviii)Wales Research Ethics Committee 1;
(xix)Wales Research Ethics Committee 2;
(xx)Wales Research Ethics Committee 3;
(xxi)Wales Research Ethics Committee 4;
(xxii)Wales Research Ethics Committee 5;
(xxiii)Wales Research Ethics Committee 6;
(xxiv)Wales Research Ethics Committee 7;
(xxv)West Midlands – Coventry and Warwickshire;
(xxvi)Yorkshire and the Humber – Bradford Leeds;
(xxvii)Yorkshire and the Humber – Leeds East; and
(xxviii)Yorkshire and the Humber – Leeds West.]
Textual Amendments
F1Reg. 2 substituted (3.2.2020) by The Mental Capacity (Research) (Amendment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2020 (S.R. 2020/17), regs. 1(1), 2
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