Author: Admin Team

The Secretary of State has issued new guidance for those inspecting bird of prey premises. These may have fundamental affects on how you run your business and how easy or difficult it will be to maintain your licence.

The IRBPP continues to provide guidance documents, key admin documents and, training and education programmes to make it easy for you to comply.

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{Note: The formal guidance to issued to bird of prey inspectors has the force of law and contains more than 70 licence conditions that you are legally obliged to meet. Are you confident that you are ready for your next inspection?}

A poorly understood obligation under your licence to operate could easily lead to licencing or licence renewal problems. This can be costly or even cause a temporary closure of your business. If you don’t want to get caught out read on…..

We are pleased to announce that we will be introducing two enhanced membership levels from 2023.

Both levels will include access to additional resources and some impressive discounts on courses and more.

Watch this space for further updates…..

The IRBPP is committed to supporting all professionals working with birds of prey in any capacity.

We have a vast back catalogue of resources, guides, support documents and much more to help you comply with the ever more complicated legislation surrounding the care and use of any animals including birds of prey.

We are making these resources available through a planned publication programme starting now.

Accessing these resources couldn’t be simpler – register for a free membership today.

Update 03/11/2022:

Earlier this year the IRBPP consulted with members and other bird of prey professionals, and invited comments from the wider bird of prey community on the proposed changes to bird of prey management.

Based on this feedback and the principles of bird of prey husbandry and management in the ‘National bird of prey standards‘, we submitted a response to the consultation.

We understand that proposed changes will be introduced by DEFRA in 2027.