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Which animals have been designated under the Destructive Imported Animals Act (Northern Ireland) 1933 and in subsequent regulations made under that Act.
Which animals have been designated under the Destructive Imported Animals Act (Northern Ireland) 1933 and in subsequent regulations made under that Act.
Which animals designated under the Destructive Imported Animals Act 1932 may now be imported from other member states of the EEC.
Which animals designated under the Destructive Imported Animals Act 1932 may now be imported from other member states of the EEC.
Which animals have been designated under the Destructive Imported Animals Act 1932 and in subsequent regulations made under that Act.
Which animals have been designated under the Destructive Imported Animals Act 1932 and in subsequent regulations made under that Act.
On how many occasions in each year since 1980 licences issued under the Dangerous Imported Animals Act 1932 have been revoked or individual farmers prosecuted. - Since 1980, no licences, issued under Destructive Imported Animals Act 1932, have been revoked & no prosecutions have been taken.
On how many occasions in each year since 1980 licences issued under the Dangerous Imported Animals Act 1932 have been revoked or individual farmers prosecuted. - Since 1980, no licences, issued under Destructive Imported Animals Act 1932, have been revoked & no prosecutions have been taken.
SI 1992/3302 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 20 January 1993.
SI 1992/3302 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 20 January 1993.
What use his Department has made of the Destructive (Imported) Animals Act 1932 to ban the keeping of non-indigenous species; and if he will list the species concerned.
What use his Department has made of the Destructive (Imported) Animals Act 1932 to ban the keeping of non-indigenous species; and if he will list the species concerned.
Pursuant to his Answer of 19th June, Official Report, 209 c683W, if he has yet obtained figures from his Ministry's North East Regional Service Centre regarding the number of licences for the killing or taking of cormorants in each of the past five years. - Inc table.
Pursuant to his Answer of 19th June, Official Report, 209 c683W, if he has yet obtained figures from his Ministry's North East Regional Service Centre regarding the number of licences for the killing or taking of cormorants in each of the past five years. - Inc table.
What research his Department has carried out on the impact of predation of farm stock by foxes. - None.
What research his Department has carried out on the impact of predation of farm stock by foxes. - None.
How many applications for licences to cull (a) cormorants and (b) goosanders and mergansers were submitted to his Department in each of the past five years; and how many of these were granted. - Table given. (Holding answer 19 June 1992).
How many applications for licences to cull (a) cormorants and (b) goosanders and mergansers were submitted to his Department in each of the past five years; and how many of these were granted. - Table given. (Holding answer 19 June 1992).
How many applications for licences to cull (a) cormorants and (b) goosanders and mergansers in England and Wales were submitted to his Department in each of the past five years; and how many of these were granted. - Inc table.
How many applications for licences to cull (a) cormorants and (b) goosanders and mergansers in England and Wales were submitted to his Department in each of the past five years; and how many of these were granted. - Inc table.
How much is allocated by the Overseas Development Administration to special training programmes in wildlife management techniques and if he will break these figures down into the amounts spent on (a) annual capture and translocation, (b) management of crop raiding animals, (c) veterinary diagnosis and management of diseases (d) operation...
How much is allocated by the Overseas Development Administration to special training programmes in wildlife management techniques and if he will break these figures down into the amounts spent on (a) annual capture and translocation, (b) management of crop raiding animals, (c) veterinary diagnosis and management of diseases (d) operation...