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Not to Relax or Repeal Fox Hunting Ban

Submitted on Monday 6th January 2014

Published on Tuesday 7th January 2014

Current status: Closed

Closed: Monday 7th April 2014

Signatures: 1,830

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Britain ~ David Cameron ~ Law ~ Prime Minister

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Not to Relax or Repeal Fox Hunting Ban

Additional Information

The Prime Minister David Cameron has ‘sympathy’ with calls to scrap a law banning farmers from using more than two dogs to flush out foxes, Downing Street said. It would mark a first step towards the coalition fulfilling its pledge to stage a free vote on repealing the controversial law altogether and follows reports of a surge in fox attacks on sheep flocks.

Regardless of whether foxes need to be controlled or not, there’s no doubt that sending great packs of dogs and horses after a terrier-sized animal is hardly an effective, humane or non-destructive way to reduce numbers.

Britain does not need this bloodthirsty hobby resurrected. With even members of the Tory party now coming out against the hunt, it’s time for Cameron to take a firm stance.

Demand the Conservatives not abuse their precarious position as a minority government to push through wildly unpopular changes to existing legislation or make any amendments to the existing legislation in favour of hunting foxes


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