Labour has not implemented any of its promised animal welfare policies during its first year in office. This includes pledges such as banning the sale of animals with cropped ears, prohibiting imports of hunting trophies, and banning foie gras imports. Recently, an amendment was laid to remove protections for chickens and turkeys, allowing them to be carried by their legs. Edie Bowles criticized the government's approach to animal protection legislation, while Claire Bass highlighted the lack of parliamentary effort in enforcing promised policies during the year.
Campaigners have reported that Labour has failed to implement promised animal welfare policies in its first year, including bans on hunting trophies and foie gras.
The Labour government laid an amendment in parliament removing legal protections against carrying chickens and turkeys by their legs, raising concerns about animal suffering.
Edie Bowles, executive director of the Animal Law Foundation, criticized the government's disregard for animal protection legislation, showcasing a pattern of broken promises.
Humane World for Animals UK's Claire Bass noted that the government has not prioritized the introduction of stronger protections during its first year in office.
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