MP's To Have Free Vote On Hunting Repeal

The video discusses the history and current status of fox hunting in the UK, highlighting the restrictions imposed over the last decade. It explores potential legal amendments that could alter the hunting ban, allowing foxes to be flushed and shot with packs of hounds. The video also delves into the political and social implications of these changes, with opinions divided on whether the amendments serve pest control or recreational purposes. The government is committed to a future vote on a complete repeal of the Hunting Act, with ongoing debates about the ethical and practical aspects of fox hunting.

What has been the status of fox hunting in packs over the last decade?

• It has been encouraged by the government.

• It has been restricted.

• It has been banned completely.

• It has been unrestricted.

What is the main argument for controlling the fox population?

• Foxes are a protected species.

• Foxes are a threat to livestock.

• Foxes are overpopulated.

• Foxes are dangerous to humans.

What change is being proposed in the amendment to the hunting laws?

• Introducing a new species for hunting.

• Banning all forms of fox hunting.

• Increasing the number of dogs allowed in a hunt.

• Allowing fox hunting only in urban areas.

What do opponents of the proposed amendment believe it represents?

• A necessary update to outdated laws.

• A move to protect endangered species.

• A way to reintroduce hunting for sport.

• A compromise between hunters and conservationists.

What is the government's long-term commitment regarding the Hunting Act?

• To maintain the status quo.

• To introduce more wildlife protection laws.

• To completely repeal the Hunting Act.

• To strengthen the current restrictions.