It will ensure that the test that a constable must apply to exercise the power of arrest is the same as that required for stopping and searching. 216 is a change in language rather than in meaning or in policy. As the hon. That is clearly a nonsense in the use of the English language. That is not totally correct.
Most hunts normally have a vehicle containing terrier men.
That vehicle tends to be much closer to the hounds than the mounts following them. There is usually a vehicle with the hounds. I was referring to riders on horseback rather than the support systems that hunts tend to have for terrier work. I also acknowledge that many hunt followers travel in vehicles. It would therefore refer to the pack of hounds or even the terrier accompanying the hunt.