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Where is the BAN?
Today is the fifth anniversary of the day when Tony Blair spoke about
hunting on BBC Question Time and said "It will be banned." Also today, the Government announced the business of the House of Commons from now until the Summer recess, and the re-introduction of the Hunting Bill was not amongst the business. The decision to delay the reintroduction of the Hunting Bill to September is deeply regrettable and denies the House of Commons an opportunity to tell the hunters that they should cancel this Autumn's fox cub hunting season. Now, 8,000 fox cubs are likely to die, just to train hounds to hunt more foxes -- for an activity that will soon be banned. Time is running out for the Government to honour its pledge. This means that the next few weeks are crucial. Greater pressure must be put on Tony Blair to deliver on his promise. 76% of the population think hunting should not be legal (MORI 2003) -- its time that the Government listened to the wishes of the majority and banned this outdated and cruel sport once and for all. ACTION: Please phone your MP on 0207 219 3000 and ask directly when a date will be announced for the reintroduction of the Hunting Bill. If your MP supports hunting, you can send an email to Tony Blair from his website www.number-10.gov.uk Many thanks again for your invaluable support -- you can let us know of any responses you have from your MP or the Prime Minister by emailing us at . CPHA Campaigning to Protect Hunted Animals RSPCA www.rspca.org.uk League Against Cruel Sports www.league.uk.com IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare) www.ifaw.org www.banhunting.com |
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