Motion · S2M-04925 · 5 Oct 2006
Paws For a Vote
The motion
That the Parliament notes the Scottish SPCA’s animal welfare manifesto, Paws for a Vote; believes that Scotland after devolution is a better place for animals; commends the passing of the Animal Health and Welfare (Scotland) Act 2006 for its role in protecting animals from pain, suffering and abuse but notes with regret that the Scottish SPCA investigated 8,000 allegations of animal cruelty and neglect in 2005, and believes that the Parliament must continue to show commitment to animal welfare and that, in accordance with Paws for a Vote, there should be a statutory licensing scheme for animal sanctuaries and livery yards, licensing for puppy dealers, a mandatory dog registration scheme and the re-establishment of rural abattoirs across Scotland.
Supporters (7)
- Alex Fergusson 5 Oct 2006
- Christine Grahame 5 Oct 2006
- Donald Gorrie 12 Oct 2006
- Chris Ballance 17 Oct 2006
- Shiona Baird 19 Oct 2006
- Carolyn Leckie 24 Oct 2006
- Robin Harper 10 Nov 2006
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.