Animal Welfare (Service Animals) Act 2019
This Act amends the Animal Welfare Act 2006 for service animals and gives the Secretary of State power to amend the new provision by regulations.
- Police use of animals
- Service animals
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This Act amends the Animal Welfare Act 2006 for service animals and gives the Secretary of State power to amend the new provision by regulations.
This provision defines key animal terms, creates animal welfare offences, and gives authorities powers to make regulations, inspect, enter premises, and take urgent action to protect animals.
Animals (Anaesthetics) Act 1919
The Secretary of State may make regulations to prohibit or restrict certain poisons for destroying animals if their use would cause undue suffering and other suitable methods exist.
The Act prohibits selling rights to observe or take part in certain specified overseas animal activities in relevant parts of the UK, and bans business advertisements that promote those activities.
This Act lets enforcement authorities and constables issue fixed penalty notices for certain animal-related offences, with payment deadlines and limits on the amount that can be charged.
The Act prohibits importing certain live animals unless a Board of Trade licence allows it, and sets offences, penalties, and enforcement powers for licence breaches.
This part defines protected animals and regulated procedures, then sets licensing and certificate rules for scientific animal work.
This Act sets rules for when a person is liable for injury or damage caused by an animal, when an occupier may detain a straying animal, and when killing or injuring an animal can be defended in civil proceedings.
Title only: Animals Act 1948.
This Act sets rules for when animal keepers, livestock owners, and horse owners are liable for damage, and it gives occupiers and local authorities powers to detain certain stray livestock and horses.
This is the title of the Annfield Plain and District Gas Act 1912.
This Act sets permit-based restrictions for entering, remaining in, and operating in Antarctica, and it protects wildlife, mineral resources, historic sites, and restricted areas.
The Act requires people organising UK-connected Antarctic activities to take preventive and emergency response steps, keep insurance or financial security, and report environmental emergencies; it also creates offences and penalties for non-compliance.
The Act lets Her Majesty confer court jurisdiction by Order in Council, extend the Act to some territories, and imposes strict liability on operators for Antarctic mineral damage and related losses.
The provision restricts certain people in Antarctica from harming native wildlife, gathering native plants in specially protected areas, or bringing in non-indigenous species, unless permitted under the Act or Agreed Measures.
The Act lets His Majesty restrict imports of goods infected or likely to be infected with anthrax, and lets the Secretary of State arrange disinfection works and set fees for those services.
The Secretary of State must specify, by statutory instrument, a date to be observed each year as Anti-Slavery Day.
The provision requires certain landlords to keep an anti-social behaviour policy and procedures, publish them, and provide copies and summaries. It also sets rules for demotion orders, parenting-related measures, penalty notices for school attendance offences, and some firearms law changes.
This provision sets out anti-social behaviour injunction powers, community protection notices, related police powers, and offences and penalties for non-compliance.
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