BF Newsroom
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New laws banning everything from the sale of game birds killed on a Sunday to "causing a nuclear explosion" are not trivial, says Jack Straw.
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Straw defends 'trivial new laws' (BBC News) (1 Viewer)
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Jacana
Will Jones
Yes, i'd like to know the reasoning behind that. Maybe something to do with poaching????
yukonite
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is it illegal for markets and supermarkets?
Adam W
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I think the law mentioned here refers to game killed on a Sunday so it shouldnt effect when it is sold.I'm sure supermarkets and some markets and game dealers would sell game on a Sunday but it wouldnt have been killed on a Sunday because that is already illegal.
If it does refer to game being sold on a Sunday i cant see any reason why that shouldnt be allowed that would mean shops would have to remove certain products for one day a week.
Adam W
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I suppose it could be but how would anybody know when it had been killed, it would be so easy to just wait and sell it on the Monday.
