Countryside Alliance appears before Public...
This week (11th October) the Countryside Alliance's Head of Political Department James Legge...
about this blogRead moreThe Scottish Government Bill Team gave evidence to the RAINE Committee at the first of four sessions taking place in June for the Wildlife Management and Muirburn Bill. Here's a summary of the key points:
Director of the Scottish Countryside Alliance, Jake Swindells, responded to this evidence session, saying:
“We have already dissected the evidence given by the Scottish Government’s Bill Team in the first RAINE committee session, and have identified a number of concerns that we will be writing to the committee about. Whilst it is clear that licensing is unnecessary, we welcome the light-touch approach for the granting of a licence to take grouse and hope to work with the Bill Team and The Scottish Government to address areas which still remain a concern”.
This week (11th October) the Countryside Alliance's Head of Political Department James Legge...
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