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HUNTING WILD MAMMALS WITH DOGS

Early day motion 1011, tabled 14 March 2002 by Lord Stratford (Labour). Signed by 192 members.

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.

Signatures by party: Labour 161, Labour/Co-operative 15, Liberal Democrat 14, Conservative 2.