Is it obligatory to offer a sacrificial animal for each day if one fails to stay overnight in Mina during the days of stoning?

The questioner:
The fatwa number is [missing]. The questioner says: It is known that if a pilgrim leaves off the stoning and staying overnight in Mina, a sacrificial animal is obligatory for him. But is the sacrificial animal required for every day, or is one sacrificial animal sufficient for all the days of stoning and all the days of staying overnight? The answer:

The Shaykh:
One sacrificial animal is sufficient for leaving off all the stoning.

The questioner:
The other question says: Is the sacrificial animal waived for the ignorant person who does not know the ruling, or the forgetful person, if he leaves off an obligatory act of Hajj, such as staying overnight, stoning, or shaving the head? Or is the sacrificial animal obligatory? And is the same the case for one who commits any of the prohibitions of ihram? The answer:

The Shaykh:
The sacrificial animal is waived for the ignorant person and the forgetful person who commits a prohibition of ihram. It is not waived for one who leaves off an obligatory act of Hajj or 'Umrah out of ignorance or forgetfulness. This is based on the statement of Ibn 'Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him and his father): "Whoever leaves off a ritual act or forgets it, a sacrificial animal is obligatory for him." And it is based on the hadith of the man in the jacket who applied perfume while in the state of 'Umrah.