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Topic: animal owners

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Published: January 2007
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Discussion message Re: Put Animal Welfare At The Top Of Your Shopping List

Originally from: coleen HI Pat The 200 hours community service they received hardly sent out the right signals did it? It's always easier to get a prosecution against the single, lone person – animal owners – isn't it. Not that I am advocating any cruelty should be ignored.. but corporate organisations i.e. the big boys (have to be protected) plus they cost more to take to Court!!

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 04:55
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Discussion message Vets Act Consultation launched

Originally from: mona parr A review of the way animal health professionals are regulated is being conducted by the Royal College of Veterinary surgeons, and they are looking for input from animal owners A review of legislation regulating Britain's veterinary profession – The Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 – is now open for public consultation. Response by 1st Aug!!!!!!!! www.rcvs.org.

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 04:50
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Discussion message NEW ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELFARE ADVISORY GROUP APPOINTED

Originally from: mona parr NEW ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELFARE ADVISORY GROUP APPOINTED http:/​/​www.defra.gov.uk/​news/​2005/​050606a.htm An independent group has been appointed to advise government on implementing the new Animal Health and Welfare Strategy. The 12-strong body will draw on the extensive experience and expertise of its members ranging from farming, the veterinary profession, animal welfare and other related industries.

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 04:49
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Discussion message Illegal Killing

Originally from: Farmtalking I may be 'preaching to the converted' here, but I wonder how many of you have seen the comments published on Warmwell today today? – http:/​/​www.warmwell.com/​ A letter to the Veterinary Times from J. G. Cook. Honorary Secretary, Lakeland Veterinary Association, referring to the Contiguous and Dangerous Contacts Culls in 2001, her says, "...

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 04:39
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Discussion message The Chief Veterinary Officer''s Annual Report!

Originally from: Farmtalking It's not what you say it's the way you say it! Or perhaps to be more accurate, this report illustrates just how much the Chief Vet's perspective differs from our own. However carefully his words were chosen there is no doubt that we are miles apart when it comes to his interpretation of the Govt's actions during and after FMD.

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:25
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Discussion message Re: Petition to include animal protection in EU Constitution

Originally from: brentns Mona.. My appologies.. I write very directly.. and my intention was not to attack you personally.. But to skewer the idea… I hadn't paid attention.. if it had been suggested before..

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 03:21
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Discussion message RE: Cat Magazine

Originally from: Farmtalking Too right Dot! – I'll try and have a word with Nick Mays! How could he have got things so wrong? His reporting of the troubles we had with the Dangerous Dogs Act in the early 1990's was excellent and very accurate. Nick knows only too well that legislation does not have to be too specific to be devastating!

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 02:23
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Discussion message Vet Nurses to be given more responsibility.

Originally from: Farmtalking Part of the Government's Action Plan for Farming, includes a change in the law which will permit veterinary nurses to undertake some surgical proceedures formerly carried out only by registered veterinary surgeons. Mr Morley told Parliament that current legislation governing procedures veterinary nurses could and could not carry out was unnecessarily restrictive and didn't help vets, nurses, animals or their owners.

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 02:16
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Discussion message County farmers' official complaints about handling of FMD crisis

Originally from: Kittra Cumberland & Westmorland Herald 23 Feb 2002 More than 100 cases of complaints about DEFRA's alleged "maladministration" of the FMD crisis were posted to the Parliamentary Ombudsman on Monday by David Maclean, MP for Penrith and the Border. Mr Maclean said each 20-page document outlined the "general shambles" of how the FMD outbreak was handled along with detailed complaints from individual farmers or farm businesses.

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 02:01
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Discussion message Animal Health Act - Sign the On-line Petition!

Originally from: Farmtalking The Animal Health Bill, which is currently before Parliament, provides additional powers to Ministers to order the slaughter of animals and to allow Ministers to add to the schedule of diseases for which compulsory slaughter of animals can be ordered.

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 01:44
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Discussion message Re: The Govt's proposed new additions to the Animal Health Act

Originally from: coleen This is my written article which I am sending out to all papers and mags etc. Coleen If this Government has it's the way the 'New Animal Health Act' will soon become law. It will give DEFRA and Veterinary Inspectors the right to enter our premises and our homes and remove any animal they suspect of having either foot and mouth or scrapie, or in their view likely to spread either of them.

 Nigel Cannings 14 January 2007 01:43