Hunting Act 2004
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Change 1
5 Hare coursing
(1) A person commits an offence if he— (a) participates in a hare coursing event, (b) attends a hare coursing event, (c) knowingly facilitates a hare coursing event, or (d) permits land which belongs to him to be used for the purposes of a hare coursing event. (2) Each of the following persons commits an offence if a dog participates in a hare coursing event— (a) any person who enters the dog for the event, (b) any person who permits the dog to be entered, and (c) any person who controls or handles the dog in the course of or for the purposes of the event. (3) A “hare coursing event” is a competition in which dogs are, by the use of live hares, assessed as to skill in hunting hares.
5 Hare coursing
(1) A person commits an offence if he— (a) participates in a hare coursing event, (b) attends a hare coursing event, (c) knowingly facilitates a hare coursing event, or (d) permits land which belongs to him to be used for the purposes of a hare coursing event. (2) Each of the following persons commits an offence if a dog participates in a hare coursing event— (a) any person who enters the dog for the event, (b) any person who permits the dog to be entered, and (c) any person who controls or handles the dog in the course of or for the purposes of the event. (3) A “hare coursing event” is a competition in which dogs are, by the use of live hares, assessed as to skill in hunting hares.
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