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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.
That this House welcomes the announcement in the Gracious Speech that the Government will be introducing a Bill on hunting with dogs; looks forward to the Bill's early introduction; and expresses its continued determination via a free vote to secure a total ban on hunting wild mammals with dogs and thus reach a conclusion on this issue once and for all.
That this House welcomes the announcement in the Gracious Speech that the Government will be introducing a Bill on hunting with dogs; looks forward to the Bill's early introduction; and expresses its continued determination via a free vote to secure a total ban on hunting wild mammals with dogs and...
That this House welcomes Her Majesty's Government's announcement, in line with the Gracious Speech, giving Parliament the opportunity to vote on the issue of hunting wild mammals with dogs; draws attention to the overwhelming votes in favour of banning hunting carried in the House on a number of occasions; re-affirms its continuing support for an outright ban and its rejection of licenced cruelty enshrined in the so-called Middle Way proposal; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to follow any vote in favour of a ban with appropriate and timely legislation.
That this House welcomes Her Majesty's Government's announcement, in line with the Gracious Speech, giving Parliament the opportunity to vote on the issue of hunting wild mammals with dogs; draws attention to the overwhelming votes in favour of banning hunting carried in the House on a number of occasions; re-affirms...
That this House expresses its great sadness at the death of Marjan the Kabul Zoo lion; believes that the poor, mutilated creature came to symbolise the suffering over many years of both people and animals in Afghanistan; calls upon the new Government in Afghanistan to honour the memory of Marjan by banning cock-fighting and dog-fighting which have made an unwelcome re-appearance following the overthrow of the Taliban; and repeats its request to Her Majesty's Government to do all it can to relieve the suffering of other animals in that country.
That this House expresses its great sadness at the death of Marjan the Kabul Zoo lion; believes that the poor, mutilated creature came to symbolise the suffering over many years of both people and animals in Afghanistan; calls upon the new Government in Afghanistan to honour the memory of Marjan...
That this House welcomes the announcement in the Gracious Speech that the Government will be allowing for a further free vote on hunting; looks forward to an early introduction of an enabling bill; and expresses its continued determination to secure a total ban on hunting wild mammals with dogs within the next 12 months.
That this House welcomes the announcement in the Gracious Speech that the Government will be allowing for a further free vote on hunting; looks forward to an early introduction of an enabling bill; and expresses its continued determination to secure a total ban on hunting wild mammals with dogs within...
That this House welcomes wholeheartedly the continued support for a ban on hunting with dogs; urges Members of the House of Lords to respect the democratic will of this place and the overwhelming majority of the public in recognising that hunting is cruel and barbaric and has no place in modern Britain; and calls upon Members of the House of Peers to support a ban on deer, mink, hare and fox hunting inline with the elected chamber.
That this House welcomes wholeheartedly the continued support for a ban on hunting with dogs; urges Members of the House of Lords to respect the democratic will of this place and the overwhelming majority of the public in recognising that hunting is cruel and barbaric and has no place in...
That this House congratulates the Government of the Philippine Republic on their Act of 1998 which promotes animal welfare in the Republic; notes with great concern that despite the legislation the illegal killing of dogs for food still 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 authorities to enforce the terms of the 1998 Act by stamping out the selling of dogs for food.
That this House congratulates the Government of the Philippine Republic on their Act of 1998 which promotes animal welfare in the Republic; notes with great concern that despite the legislation the illegal killing of dogs for food still continues; respectfully requests the Philippine Government to recognise the repugnant nature of...
What steps were taken to ensure that the dogs acquired from sources (a) within the European Union and (b) outside the European Union used in scientific procedures during 1995 were purpose bred. - The provenance of imported dogs is routinely checked. In 1995, all such dogs were purpose-bred for laboratory...
What steps were taken to ensure that the dogs acquired from sources (a) within the European Union and (b) outside the European Union used in scientific procedures during 1995 were purpose bred. - The provenance of imported dogs is routinely checked. In 1995, all such dogs were purpose-bred for laboratory...
If he will list the suppliers of the dogs from non-designated sources in the United Kingdom supplied to establishments licensed to carry out scientific procedures during 1995. - Disclosure is prohibited under section 24(1) of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986.
If he will list the suppliers of the dogs from non-designated sources in the United Kingdom supplied to establishments licensed to carry out scientific procedures during 1995. - Disclosure is prohibited under section 24(1) of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986.
What steps are taken to ensure that dogs supplied from non-designated sources in the United Kingdom during 1995 to establishments licensed to carry out scientific procedures were purpose bred. - Non-designated sources in the United Kingdom do not supply dogs purpose bred for research use.
What steps are taken to ensure that dogs supplied from non-designated sources in the United Kingdom during 1995 to establishments licensed to carry out scientific procedures were purpose bred. - Non-designated sources in the United Kingdom do not supply dogs purpose bred for research use.
How many establishments licensed to carry out procedures under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1968 were granted exemptions under Article 10(3) to allow the use of non-purpose bred dogs in 1995. - One establishment was granted permission to use non-purpose bred dogs.
How many establishments licensed to carry out procedures under the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1968 were granted exemptions under Article 10(3) to allow the use of non-purpose bred dogs in 1995. - One establishment was granted permission to use non-purpose bred dogs.
What has been the cost to the Metropolitan Police of kennelling dogs detained under the terms of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 in each year since 1991. - Table given. (Holding answer 4 June 1996).
What has been the cost to the Metropolitan Police of kennelling dogs detained under the terms of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 in each year since 1991. - Table given. (Holding answer 4 June 1996).
What representations he has received in respect of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991; and what proposals he has to amend the legislation. - Inc ref to report by House of Lords Select Committee on the Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (Lords) published on 26 February, HL paper No 48.
What representations he has received in respect of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991; and what proposals he has to amend the legislation. - Inc ref to report by House of Lords Select Committee on the Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill (Lords) published on 26 February, HL paper No 48.
How many dogs have been destroyed as a result of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991; how many dogs are currently in police kennels awaiting the implementation of destruction orders; what is the average period of detention; and what is the longest current period of detention for a dog. - Inc...
How many dogs have been destroyed as a result of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991; how many dogs are currently in police kennels awaiting the implementation of destruction orders; what is the average period of detention; and what is the longest current period of detention for a dog. - Inc...
Debate on motion for the adjournment (Whitsun - Spring recess). (Speech on commercial whaling by Norway and on the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991).
Debate on motion for the adjournment (Whitsun - Spring recess). (Speech on commercial whaling by Norway and on the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991).
Pet animal welfare. Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 172 1994/95). To be read second time on 19 October.
Pet animal welfare. Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 172 1994/95). To be read second time on 19 October.
That this House congratulates the News of the World for drawing public attention to the continuing existence of so-called puppy farms; believes that the activities of those who make money from overbreeding bitches are both obscene and immoral; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to introduce legislation to drive out the spivs who run these breeding farms by incorporating RSPCA guidelines into law, introducing effective enforcement measures and requiring all breeders to be licensed and registered with the Kennel Club.
That this House congratulates the News of the World for drawing public attention to the continuing existence of so-called puppy farms; believes that the activities of those who make money from overbreeding bitches are both obscene and immoral; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to introduce legislation to drive out...