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CRUELTY IN A CONCRETE JUNGLE

Early day motion 2850, tabled 8 March 2012 by Jim Dowd (Labour). Signed by 18 members.

That this House congratulates the World Society for the Protection of Animals for its recent Cruelty in a Concrete Jungle exhibition in the Members' Dining Room; believes that the cruelty to endangered species and links to organised crime justifies the taxpayer funding a well-resourced, London-based, Wildlife Crime Unit; and calls on all candidates for the London Mayoral election to declare they will provide funding at a minimum level that equates to the same real-term value it received in 2003.

Signatures by party: Labour 9, DUP 4, Liberal Democrat 3, Conservative 2.