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Opened23 Mar 2026
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Introduce a national Pet Licence scheme for cat and dog ownership, linked to microchipping and responsible care. Amend the Road Traffic Act 1988 to make road traffic collisions involving cats legally reportable, like collisions involving dogs and livestock.
Microchipping improves traceability but does not prevent abandonment, neglect or irresponsible ownership. A Pet Licence scheme would improve accountability and support enforcement and animal welfare. Drivers must report collisions involving dogs and livestock, but not cats. Making cat collisions reportable would help injured cats receive assistance, allow owners to be informed via microchips, and support road safety by identifying collision hotspots and speeding issues.
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1Sir Oliver Dowden MP
Hertsmere2Mohammad Yasin MP
Bedford3Rebecca Long Bailey MP
Salford4Chris Murray MP
Edinburgh East and Musselburgh5Imran Hussain MP
Bradford East6John Whitby MP
Derbyshire Dales7Gregory Stafford MP
Farnham and Bordon8David Taylor MP
Hemel Hempstead9Rachel Reeves MP
Leeds West and Pudsey10Ben Goldsborough MP
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