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INQUIRY INTO THE HUNTING OF MAMMALS WITH DOGS

Early day motion 125, tabled 30 November 1999 by Tony Clarke (Labour). Signed by 172 members.

That this House urges the Home Secretary immediately to appoint the members of the independent committee of inquiry led by Lord Burns to examine the consequences of a ban on the hunting of wild mammals with dogs; and further urges the Home Secretary to request that the results of such an inquiry be published as soon as is practicably possible, and, in any circumstances, no later than the end of April 2000.

Signatures by party: Labour 147, Liberal Democrat 13, Labour/Co-operative 10, Conservative 2.