Add to ORKGThis paper considers the impact of the recognition that animals are sentient in the 2013 amendment to the Animal Welfare Act 1999, examining the rationale for the change and the drivers underpinning the current legal approach to animal welfare in New Zealand. It concludes that although the intention of recognising animal sentience may be largely symbolic, the result of the change must ultimately be to improve animal welfare in New Zealand, and that better recognition of minimum standards for providing animals with the opportunity to display normal patterns of behaviour should be included in the codes of welfare developed under the Act
Contemporary understanding of One Welfare highlights the intrinsic link between animal and human wel...
Research investigating animal consciousness and mental states, and the recent Cambridge Declaration ...
Animal feeling or sentience appears to have been particularly important in driving animal welfare po...
This paper considers the impact of the recognition that animals are sentient in the 2013 amendment t...
Scientific research is clear that most animals are sentient. This means that they have the capacity ...
Codes of welfare are primarily an expression of how we as New Zealanders expect animals to be cared ...
Animals are increasingly being recognised as sentient through international treaties and domestic le...
What, if any, moral obligations we have to animals is a matter of intense debate. Views in moral and...
One of the primary concerns in animal research is ensuring the welfare of laboratory animals. Modern...
Rowan et al.’s target article provides a valuable indication of the work that was required to reach ...
In a suite of new regulations, New Zealand has introduced a series of infringement offences designed...
Since the enactment of the world’s first national animal protection law two centuries ago, the scope...
If the state sought to improve law\u27s treatment of nonhuman animals, what form should its interven...
Rowan et al. (2022) provide a useful summary of the history and development of the philosophical, pu...
One of the primary concerns in animal research is to ensure the welfare of laboratory animals. Moder...
Contemporary understanding of One Welfare highlights the intrinsic link between animal and human wel...
Research investigating animal consciousness and mental states, and the recent Cambridge Declaration ...
Animal feeling or sentience appears to have been particularly important in driving animal welfare po...
This paper considers the impact of the recognition that animals are sentient in the 2013 amendment t...
Scientific research is clear that most animals are sentient. This means that they have the capacity ...
Codes of welfare are primarily an expression of how we as New Zealanders expect animals to be cared ...
Animals are increasingly being recognised as sentient through international treaties and domestic le...
What, if any, moral obligations we have to animals is a matter of intense debate. Views in moral and...
One of the primary concerns in animal research is ensuring the welfare of laboratory animals. Modern...
Rowan et al.’s target article provides a valuable indication of the work that was required to reach ...
In a suite of new regulations, New Zealand has introduced a series of infringement offences designed...
Since the enactment of the world’s first national animal protection law two centuries ago, the scope...
If the state sought to improve law\u27s treatment of nonhuman animals, what form should its interven...
Rowan et al. (2022) provide a useful summary of the history and development of the philosophical, pu...
One of the primary concerns in animal research is to ensure the welfare of laboratory animals. Moder...
Contemporary understanding of One Welfare highlights the intrinsic link between animal and human wel...
Research investigating animal consciousness and mental states, and the recent Cambridge Declaration ...
Animal feeling or sentience appears to have been particularly important in driving animal welfare po...