| Directory > Regional > Europe > United Kingdom > Society and Culture > Politics > Issues > Hunting Bills > Legislation > Hunting Consultation 2002 > Consultation Submissions Stephen Harris, Professor
Dr Kreeger's US research is once again misquoted by Mr Harris to bolster his case for cruelty.
School of Biological Sciences, University of Bristol.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_3b_sharris.pdf
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John Webster, Professor of Animal Husbandry
Describes the utility and humanity or cruelty of the killing process for the individual, the quarry
species and other wild life. From the School of Veterinary Science at the University of Bristol.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_2b_webster.pdf
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John Webster, Professor of Animal Husbandry
Defines cruelty, suffering and welfare as they apply to all sentient animals, both as individuals
and as a species. From the School of Veterinary Science at the University of Bristol.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_2a_webster.pdf
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Game Conservancy Trust: Principles of Utility Generally
Dr Stephen Tapper. Considers the utility of hunting as being similar to angling, shooting or any
other field sport with the addition to dealing with the removal of fallen farm livestock. Includes
recreation, animal population control, and wildlife and landscape conservation.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_1b_tapper.pdf
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Patrick Martin, Professional Huntsman
Addresses issues of cruelty and utility in hunting, particularly the areas the Burns Inquiry
identified as being worthy of further consideration.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_3b_martin.pdf
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Gordon Nardell, Barrister
Addresses ways of applying the principles of utility and cruelty and by whom.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_3a_nardell.pdf
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Michael Patchett-Joyce
Explains why the principles of cruelty and least suffering are best applied by local tribunals
comprising local lay representatives.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_3a_patchett_joyce.pdf
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RSPCA: How To Ensure That Any Activity Which May Be Permitted Is Effectively Regulated
By Mark Love, Director of Legal Services, RSPCA. Explains the group's position that regulation
would be impractical and all hunting should be banned as a moral issue.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_3d_love.pdf
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David Davies Foxhounds
D Jones, huntsman to the David Davies Foxhounds in Llandinam, Powys, addresses issues of cruelty,
utility and implementation.
http://www.defra.gov.uk/erdp/pdfs/hunting/hh_3b_jones.pdf
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Association of Masters of Harriers and Beagles (AMHB) and the Masters of Basset Hounds Association (MBHA)
Submission addressing the cruelty and utility of hare hunting.
http://www.amhb.org.uk/truth.html
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United States v England and Wales
Compares and contrasts the experiences of the United States, specifically the Department of
Agriculture, in dealing with the same issues of wildlife management and animal damage control.
http://www.huntfacts.com/USA-AMsubmission.htm
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Masters of Foxhounds Association and the Central Committee of Fell Packs
Introduction plus full text. [MS Word and pdf]
http://www.mfha.co.uk/index2/defra.htm
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League Against Cruel Sports
Covers concerns about various types of hunt activities, the alternative of lamping and questions if
the fox even qualifies as a pest. [pdf]
http://www.league.uk.com/politics/current_situation/League%20Submission.PDF
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Hunting for Tolerance
Addresses questions of 31 May.
http://www.huntfacts.com/AMConsult2.htm
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Game Conservancy Trust: Mapping Conservation by Country Sports
Dr Julie Ewald. Evidence submitted about habitat management in response to the questions raised
about 'utility'. [pdf]
http://www.countryside-alliance.org/policy/mappingNews.PDF
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Game Conservancy Trust: Cruelty & Utility: Comments on principles and acceptability
Dr Jonathan Reynolds. Discusses the problems with the Government's current position. [pdf]
http://www.gct.org.uk/research/predation/policydoccruelty.pdf
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Game Conservancy Trust: Cruelty & Utility: Comments on principles and acceptability
Dr Jonathan Reynolds. Discusses the problems with the Government's current position. [html]
http://www.huntfacts.com/CGT-AM-sub.htm
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Deborah Blount: Independent Lurcher Work
Responses to questions of 31 May.
http://www.huntfacts.com/lurcher_work.htm
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CPHA - Second Submission
IFAW/LACS/RSPCA submission addresses the DEFRA questions of 31st May including cruelty, utility,
alternatives and the process of banning and controlling various activities. [pdf]
http://www.league.uk.com/politics/current_situation/CPHA%20Submission.PDF
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CPHA - First Submission
Joint submission by the IFAW/LACS/RSPCA coalition against hunting addresses each type of hunting
with dogs and rejects any utility value in each of them. [pdf]
http://www.league.uk.com/politics/current_situation/Utility&Cruelty.PDF
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Countryside Alliance
Includes sections on the CA's position statement, DEFRA questions of 31st May, cruelty, utility,
human rights issues and supplementary evidence in the public domain. [pdf]
http://www.countryside-alliance.org/cfh/020717consultation.pdf
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