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HUNTING WITH DOGS

Early day motion 122, tabled 4 December 2008 by John McDonnell (Labour). Signed by 100 members.

That this House notes that prior to Parliament's decision to outlaw the hunting of wild animals with dogs, a reported 50,000 hunt members and supporters signed a declaration that they would disobey such a law; further notes that there is mounting evidence that hunts are avoiding the law and by various devices are continuing the barbaric practice of hunting foxes down to a bloody kill and claiming that such kills are accidental; and therefore calls on the Government to act to prevent this abuse of the spirit of the anti-hunting legislation by means of an amendment to the Hunting Act to include a reckless behaviour clause.

Signatures by party: Labour 83, Liberal Democrat 14, Independent 2, Conservative 1.