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INVOLVEMENT OF EXTREMISTS IN THE PRO-HUNTING LOBBY

Early day motion 382, tabled 3 November 1997 by Martin Salter (Labour). Signed by 137 members.

That this House condemns the involvement of racist and fascist extremists in the pro-hunting lobby which is organising opposition to the forthcoming Private Members Bill from the honourable Member for Worcester which would ban the cruel and barbaric sport of hunting live animals with dogs; is appalled at statements from the National Front attacking reputable organisations such as the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and others for their opposition to hunting; and congratulates the West Mercia police for making contingency arrangements for dealing with the presence of right wing extremists at the recent Hyde Park rally organised by the Countryside Movement.

Signatures by party: Labour 126, Labour/Co-operative 8, Liberal Democrat 2, Unknown 1.