Westminster Hall
11 November 2026
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Westminster Hall Actual start House of Commons
Follow its sittings15:20 - 15:40
Speaker 1
Order. The House will observe a two-minute silence at 11:00 a.m. in remembrance of those killed in conflict.
The beginning and end of the silence will be marked by the division bells. I will suspend the sitting before 11:00 AM so that members can observe the silence. Order. Clive Efford to move the motion.
15:40 - 16:32
Speaker 2
It's a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. I'd like to move that this House has discussed hunting trophy imports.
For anyone watching this debate who's unsure of what we are debating today, hunting trophies are taken from animals that are murdered by huntsmen, usually big game, in what is the most despicable form of hunting which remains today. In the words of Sir David Attenborough, "Trophy hunting is what people did in the 19th century. One would have thought people would have gotten over that." In order to bring their trophies or bits of mutilated animals, hunting trophies back to the UK, the hunters need to obtain an import license. The UK is among a diminishing number of countries that still license the import of hunting trophies.
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