Answered by Kenny MacAskill MSP ( 22/11/2011)
Kenny MacAskill has served as the Cabinet Secretary for Justice since May 2007.
The Scottish Government keeps its dangerous dogs policy under review as appropriate. We are committed to ensuring our communities are protected from dangerous dogs and we would support any sensible and practical measures that help achieve this, but there are no plans to change the policy at this juncture. Section 10 of the Control of Dogs (Scotland) Act 2010 amended the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 so that a dog owner can be held criminally responsible where a dog is found to be dangerously out of control in any place rather than only a public place or private place where a dog is not permitted to be. The 2010 act came into force on 26 February 2011. We have no current plans to review the law in relation to dangerous dogs.
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