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"'Chasing Away' You may be aware that DEFRA has recently endorsed another form of hunting which they term ,.chasing .-*ry", whereby dogs can legally chase animals away from an aiea of land for purposes of dispersal. The Countryside Alliance's legal team believe that DEFRA is in fact incorrect and such an activity would be breaking the hunting law.l'

The Hunting Act 2005was written to outlaw hunting with hounds.The hunting fraternity have invented hunting with a pack of hounds to a bird of prey, as a w-ayaround the law. Hunting in this manner is againstthe ethic of the law, but it doesnot contravenethe letter of the law' S. 68 of the Criminal Justiceand Public Order Act 1994 made sabbingillegal.T'heact definesthe offenceas;'A otl latlcl personcommits aggravatedtrespassif he trespasses those intimidating or with the intention of disruptirrg, taking paft in, lawful activity taking placeon that or adiacentland.' This should no longer apply to hunt sabsaswe intervene with hunts that are trying to kill their quarry, thereby breakingthe Huntinga.i ZOo+'So S. 68 won't aPply'

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Prror to The Hunting Act 2004 there was no such thing as hunting with hounds and a hawk. The method was introduced as a way around the act to enable hunts to contlnue to use a whole pac k of hounds Lo raise and chase a f ox. The only difference from normal, now illegal hunting is that the bird of prey is supposed to kill the fox or hare not the hounds.

'lhe hutlting 'l-heHuptilg Act 2004 fiaternityhar,cchailenged the legalit1,'of -I'he in two \l'a,v*s. par-liament Throughchallengirrg theuseof Act (1949)to banhuntingin the lirst place,andby clairningthattheIluntrngBan contravenes The European conventionof HurnanRights. , iltrntingwasbameclas fhe Pat'liarnent Act u,asusedto b1,passt6e Houscgl Lords,who did not back the biil. and the act rvasagreetllvitir Royal assent. Both caseshavebeenlost, thoughthe huntersare expectedto appealthe I lumanRightscase.Thereis no furlherline to pursue.,r,ith the challengetcr theuseof the ParliarnentAct. Fuftherexplanationis given by Tlie Leaguein their pressreleases as foliows: Thursday 13th October2005

,Hunting The Countr yside alliance Handbook 2005, suggests the use of hawks ,Given but warns that the skills and experj_ence requirecl for falconry thls shoul-d irot be considered lightly., fnstead of alleviat.ing the suffering of animals, hunting by this manner rncreases tire numbers of animals involved in hunting, including domesticated animafs thaL a.f so suf f er, all in the name of a blood sport The CA also suggests tirat hu n t s considering this method cont a c t t h e Ha wk Board. .HOWever the Haw]< Board happy to be associated sport.

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Law Lords rule ParliamentAct valid - Hunting ban remains The LeagueAgainstCruel Sporistodaywelcomedthe rejectionby the Houseof Lords of the trunters'challenge to the Parliament Act.This is the thirdtimethai the courtshaveconfirmed the Parliament Act (1949)and with it the HuntingAct 2004.The LeagueAgainstCruelSports has been representedthroughoutthe hearingsand defendedtne chiileng; on behalf of its supportersand members.

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"Therecan be no clearermessagethanthe highestcourtsand the highestjudges in the land confirming the Parliament Act (1949).Huntingwild mammalswithpa-ks of'dojs is a crime. Thosewho havebeencountingon the huntingban beingoverturned mustnow realisethat theyhavelostihe argumentin parliament, they havelosi the argunrent in courtand longago they lost the argumeniin the country.our messageto the huntersis this - if you breakthe law,you will be prosecuted." For furtherinformationcontactwanda wyporska, press officer, LeagueAgainstcruel sports on 020 74036'155 Notesto editors: r

lmmediately the HuntingAct was givenRoyalAssentin November2004.John Jackson,Chairman of the Countryside Allianceand othersfiledchallenges on the allegations thatthe Parliament Act was invalid.The Government vigoro-usry parliament opposedthe challengeto the Act, but declinedto oppos-e an injunction challenging the commencement clauseof the HuntingAct.The LeagreAgainst cruel Sportsoriginarryintervenedin the case to secuie the Februarv1B commencement date.

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