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armAnimalWelfareCouncil

This is the old FAWC website. The new website of the Farm Animal Welfare Committee can now be found atwww.defra.gov.uk/fawc.

The Farm Animal Welfare Council’s role as an advisory Non-Departmental Public Body will end on 31 March 2011. The Council will be reconstituted as an expert committee.

This change forms part of the UK Government’s reform of its public bodies, announced on 14 October 2010. Further details were provided inFrancis Maude’s Statement on 16 March 2011.

From 1 April 2011, the new Farm Animal Welfare Committee will provide independent, authoritative, impartial and timely advice, to Defra and the Devolved Administrations in Scotland and Wales on farm animal welfare issues.

28 March 2011:

FAWC has published itsFinal Report (PDF 270 KB) before its closure on 31 March 2011. This contains details of the advice published, communications and activity during 2010-2011 and the ongoing work that will be passed to the new Farm Animal Welfare Committee for completion.

FAWC has published itsOpinion on Lameness in Sheep (PDF 190 KB). Anews release (PDF 70 KB) has also been issued.

21 March 2011:

FAWC has published itsOpinion on Mutilations and environmental enrichment in piglets and growing pigs (PDF 220 KB). Anews release (PDF 70 KB) has also been published.

23 February 2011:

The entire collection ofFAWC reports and advice, dating back to 1980, is now available to download.

14 December 2010:

FAWC has published itsOpinion on osteoporosis and bone fractures in laying hens (PDF 190 KB). Anews release (PDF 70 KB) has also been issued.

13 December 2010:

A discussion paper by the Liaison Group of Animal Welfare Advisory Bodies, onAnimal Welfare Surveillance has been published.

1 December 2010:

In response to a request from the Welsh Minister for Rural Affairs, Elin Jones AM, FAWC has provided its views on thewelfare requirements of sheep in Great Britain, New Zealand, and Australia.

9 October 2010:

Christopher Wathes’s Viewpoint article“Guarding the welfare of farm animals” is published in the Veterinary Record

9 August 2010:

FAWC has written to Ministers with advice on the welfare of dairy cows housed all year round and/or in large herds. Please see theletter (PDF 50 KB).
FAWC has published the note of itsOpen Meeting (PDF 75 KB) held on 5 July 2010.

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Page last modified 5 April, 2011

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