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Written statement on the Hunting Bill.
Written statement on the Hunting Bill.
That this House congratulates Sky News on its broadcast on Political Animal Lobby's work in the Philippines on the illegal trade in the capture and slaughter of dogs for food; notes with great concern that despite the Act passed in 1998 the trade continues; respectfully requests the Philippine Government to recognise the repugnant nature of this practice to many countries around the world; and calls upon the relevant Philippine authorities to enforce the terms of the 1998 Act by stamping out the selling of dogs for food.
That this House congratulates Sky News on its broadcast on Political Animal Lobby's work in the Philippines on the illegal trade in the capture and slaughter of dogs for food; notes with great concern that despite the Act passed in 1998 the trade continues; respectfully requests the Philippine Government to...
Public petition from constituents in Pudsey and elsewhere for the abolition of hunting with dogs. (Circulated with the Vote for 19 December 2002)
Public petition from constituents in Pudsey and elsewhere for the abolition of hunting with dogs. (Circulated with the Vote for 19 December 2002)
Hunting Bill. (Bill 10 of 2002/03). House of Commons Library Research Paper 02/82.
Hunting Bill. (Bill 10 of 2002/03). House of Commons Library Research Paper 02/82.
I. Statement by the Minister for Rural Affairs: Hunting with Dogs (21 March 2002). II. Letter dated 31.05.2002 from Alun Michael MP inviting further comment and hard evidence as a result of consultation letter of 10.04.2002. III. List of organisations which agreed to have responses published. IV. Hunting with Dogs in England and Wales: responses to Minister for Rural Affairs' letter of 31.05.2002 (nine folders). DEFRA. 2002.
I. Statement by the Minister for Rural Affairs: Hunting with Dogs (21 March 2002). II. Letter dated 31.05.2002 from Alun Michael MP inviting further comment and hard evidence as a result of consultation letter of 10.04.2002. III. List of organisations which agreed to have responses published. IV. Hunting with Dogs...
That this House notes the publication of a Bill to enable Parliament to reach a conclusion on the hunting of wild mammals with dogs; and believes that only a total ban on hunting will be acceptable to this House and the public at large.
That this House notes the publication of a Bill to enable Parliament to reach a conclusion on the hunting of wild mammals with dogs; and believes that only a total ban on hunting will be acceptable to this House and the public at large.
Statement on hunting with dogs
Statement on hunting with dogs
Lords statement on hunting with dogs.
Lords statement on hunting with dogs.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, when she will publish the evidence submitted during the consultation process relating to hunting. - Video recordings and transcripts of the public hearings and the presentations made by the expert witnesses in Library (Video Holdings at 799.2/Bri) (Dep...
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, when she will publish the evidence submitted during the consultation process relating to hunting. - Video recordings and transcripts of the public hearings and the presentations made by the expert witnesses in Library (Video Holdings at 799.2/Bri) (Dep...
When they anticipate that Metropolitan Police dogs will be used at ports of entry to detect illegal imports of meat; and whether the dogs belonging to the Metropolitan Police which are being trained to detect illegal imports of meat will eventually come under the control of the Metropolitan Police or...
When they anticipate that Metropolitan Police dogs will be used at ports of entry to detect illegal imports of meat; and whether the dogs belonging to the Metropolitan Police which are being trained to detect illegal imports of meat will eventually come under the control of the Metropolitan Police or...
Adjournment debate on hare coursing in Northern Ireland.
Adjournment debate on hare coursing in Northern Ireland.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on progress in the initiative to ban visitors found smuggling drugs into prisons; and how many visitors were banned during the last six months; what assessment he has made of the effect of introducing...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on progress in the initiative to ban visitors found smuggling drugs into prisons; and how many visitors were banned during the last six months; what assessment he has made of the effect of introducing...
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, when the pilot scheme for sniffer dogs at Heathrow will (a) start and (b) finish.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, when the pilot scheme for sniffer dogs at Heathrow will (a) start and (b) finish.
That this House notes that hunting with dogs remains legal in Scotland, despite the enactment of the Protection of Wild Mammals (Scotland) Act 2002, that mounted hunts will now operate with shotguns as well as dogs and, as a consequence, will inevitably be wounding foxes in a way which has never occurred in the past with such hunts, and that even if a fox is not shot, but is caught and killed by hounds, this will not be an offence; and believes that, in animal welfare terms, far from being a step forward, Scotland has, on balance, increased suffering in a way that effective regulation would not.
That this House notes that hunting with dogs remains legal in Scotland, despite the enactment of the Protection of Wild Mammals (Scotland) Act 2002, that mounted hunts will now operate with shotguns as well as dogs and, as a consequence, will inevitably be wounding foxes in a way which has...