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Daily Report Monday, 7 September 2020 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 7 September 2020 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:32 P.M., 07 September 2020). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 9 Imports: China 27 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND Life Sciences: Research 27 INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 9 Manufacturing Industries: Boots: Government Assistance 9 West Midlands 28 Charity Research Support Marriage: Coronavirus 28 Fund 9 OneWeb 29 Charity Research Support OneWeb: Satellites 29 Fund: Coronavirus 10 Personal Care Services: Conditions of Employment: Coronavirus 29 Re-employment 11 Personal Care Services: Copyright 11 Females 30 Coronavirus: Greater London 11 Personal Care Services: Coronavirus: Vaccination 12 Regulation 30 Department for Business, Post Office: Annual Reports 30 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Research: Cardiovascular Property Development 13 System 31 Department for Business, Research: Coronavirus 31 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Staff 13 Research: Government Assistance 32 Global Challenges Research Fund: Coronavirus 14 Retail Trade: Coronavirus 32 Green Deal Scheme: Retail Trade: Home Shopping 33 Complaints 15 Small Business Grants Fund 34 Green Deal Scheme: Vaccination: Manufacturing Misrepresentation 15 Industries 35 Horizon 2020 26 Vehicles: Fuels 35 Horizon Europe 26 Care Homes: Coronavirus 36 Hydrogen: Europe 26 Care Homes: Lancashire 36 Coronavirus: Death 36 Centre for Data Ethics and Coronavirus: Preston 37 Innovation 53 Elections: Proof of Identity 37 Culture: Coronavirus 54 Veterans: Mental Illness 38 Culture: Employment 55 DEFENCE 38 Cybercrime: Business 55 Armed Forces: Complaints 38 Cybercrime: Business and Government Departments 56 Armed Forces: Counter- terrorism 39 Cybercrime: Small Businesses 57 Armed Forces: Universal Events Industry: Culture Credit 40 Recovery Fund 58 Armoured Fighting Vehicles 41 Internet: Safety 58 Army Personnel Centre 41 Leisure: Coronavirus 58 Defence: Employment 42 Music: Coronavirus 59 Devonport Dockyard 42 National Archives 60 Joint Strike Fighter Aircraft 42 Newspaper Press: Internet 61 Libya: Military Aid 43 Performing Arts: Coronavirus 61 Military Aid: Coronavirus 43 Telecommunications: Fees and Charges 62 Ministry of Defence: Public Expenditure 43 Television Licences: Older People 62 Ministry of Defence: Racial Discrimination 44 Theatres: Coronavirus 63 Ministry of Defence: Staff 44 Third Sector: Coronavirus 63 Ministry of Defence: Training 46 Tourism: Motorhomes 64 Prosecutions: Reviews 46 Vodafone: Huawei 65 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND EDUCATION 65 SPORT 47 [Subject Heading to be 5G: Huawei 47 Assigned] 65 Arts and Culture: Finance 47 After School Clubs: Academies 71 Arts: Coronavirus 48 Apprentices: Care Leavers Arts: Finance 48 and Special Educational Bowling: Coronavirus 50 Needs 71 Broadband: Worcestershire 52 Children in Care: Reviews 72 Broadband: Ynys Mon 52 Covid-19 Education Catch-up Business and Leisure: Fund 72 Coronavirus 53 Disabled Students' Foreign and Commonwealth Allowances: Coronavirus 73 Office: Training 88 Free School Meals: Voucher Foreign, Commonwealth and Schemes 73 Development Office 88 Nurseries: Finance 74 India: Christianity 89 Physical Education: Iran: Nuclear Power 89 Coronavirus 75 Lebanon: Humanitarian Aid 89 Postgraduate Education: Mahmoud Nawajaa 90 Coronavirus 76 Mixed Migration Centre: Pre-school Education: Finance 76 Finance 91 Pre-school Education: Social Overseas Aid: Cost Distancing 77 Effectiveness 91 Private Tutors 77 Syria: Overseas Aid 92 Pupils: Coronavirus 78 United Nations: Human Rights 92 Pupils: Disability Aids 79 Zimbabwe: Politics and Special Educational Needs 80 Government 92 Special Educational Needs: HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 93 Durham 81 Airports: Coronavirus 93 Special Educational Needs: Autism: Coronavirus 94 Finance 81 British Medical Journal: Sports: Clubs 82 Correspondence 94 Universities: Finance 82 British Society for ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND Immunology: Coronavirus 94 RURAL AFFAIRS 84 Cancer: Coronavirus 95 Fisheries 84 Care Homes: Coronavirus 95 Fisheries: Biodiversity 84 Care Homes: Recruitment 97 Food: Coronavirus 85 Children: Mental Health 98 Hare Coursing 85 Contact tracing: Data Herring: Conservation 86 Protection 98 Highly Protected Marine Coronavirus: Deloitte 99 Areas: Angling 86 Coronavirus: Disease Control 99 Plastics: Biodegradability 86 Coronavirus: Ethnic Groups 100 FOREIGN, COMMONWEALTH Coronavirus: Screening 101 AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 87 Coronavirus: Wallasey 102 CDC: Coronavirus 87 Disease Control 102 China: Uighurs 87 Electroconvulsive Therapy 102 Burglary: Unmanned Air England Infected Blood Vehicles 115 Support Scheme: Wales 103 Compulsorily Detained Health Services: Coronavirus 103 Psychiatric Patients: Children 115 Intensive Care: Hospital Beds 104 Crime Prevention: Churches 116 McKinsey and Company: Crimes of Violence 116 Contact Tracing 104 Detention Centres 117 Medicines and Medical Domestic Abuse and Stalking: Devices Safety Independent Reoffenders 117 Review: Sodium Valproate 104 Domestic Abuse: Victims 118 Members: Correspondence 105 Dual Nationality 119 Mothers: Mental Health 105 Hezbollah: Fundraising 119 NHS Trusts: Hospital Beds 105 Immigrants: Finance 119 NHS: Unmanned Air Vehicles 106 Immigrants: Surcharges 120 Overseas Students: Immigration 120 Coronavirus 106 Investigatory Powers Oximeters: Coronavirus 107 Commissioner 120 Protective Clothing: Contracts 107 Madeleine McCann 121 Social Distancing: Children 107 Nitrous Oxide: Regulation 122 Social Services: Coronavirus 108 Organised Crime: Drugs 122 Social Services: Reform 108 Police: Schools 123 HOME OFFICE 108 Public Order: Coronavirus 123 Antisocial Behaviour: West Retail Trade: Crimes of Midlands 108 Violence 124 Antisocial Behaviour: Young Slavery 124 People 109 Slavery: Victim Support Assaults On Police 109 Schemes 125 Asylum 110 Taxis: Standards 126 Asylum: Appeals 111 UK Visas and Immigration: Asylum: Deportation 112 Sopra Steria 126 Asylum: Finance 112 Undocumented Migrants: Asylum: Kent 114 English Channel 126 Asylum: West Yorkshire 114 Visas: Shipping 127 British Nationality 114 Windrush Generation: Compensation 127 Yarl's Wood Immigration Board of Trade 141 Removal Centre 128 Cane Sugar: Import Duties 142 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND Ceramics: Export Duties 142 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 129 Ceramics: Trade Agreements 142 Building Safety Fund: West Midlands 129 Clothing: Bangladesh 143 Buildings: Insulation 129 Department for International Trade: Jingo Juice 143 English Language: Education 129 Department for International Evictions: Coronavirus 130 Trade: Thomas Tucker 144 Flats: Insulation 130 Human Rights: Yemen 144 High Rise Flats: Insulation 131 Mozambique: Liquefied Housing: Carbon Emissions 133 Natural Gas 147 Housing: Construction 134 Overseas Trade: Hong Kong 148 Housing: Coronavirus 134 Prawns: Import Duties 148 Housing: Disability 135 Trade Agreements: Conditions Leasehold 135 of Employment 149 Local Government 135 Trade Agreements: NHS 149 Local Government Finance: Trade Agreements: USA 149 Coronavirus 136 Trade and Agriculture Markets: Coronavirus 137 Commission: Fish 150 Members: Correspondence 138 Whisky: USA 150 Ministry of Housing, JUSTICE 151 Communities and Local Bail Information Schemes 151 Government: Coronavirus 138 Courts: Closures and Sales 151 Ministry of Housing, Emergency Services: Crimes Communities and Local of Violence 152 Government: Property Development 138 Employment Tribunals Service: Finance 153 Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Judges: Powers 154 Government: Training 138 Prison Visitors 154 Public Lavatories: Coronavirus 139 Prisoners' Release: Wales 155 Second Homes: Council Tax 139 Prisons: Construction 161 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 140 Prisons: Technology 161 A14: Repairs and Maintenance 140 Probate 162 Arms Trade: Saudi Arabia 140 Probation 163 Probation: Wales 164 Cycling: Highway Code 176 Restraining Orders 164 Department for Transport: Retail Trade: Crimes of Training 176 Violence 165 Driver and Vehicle Licensing Social Security Benefits and Agency: Coronavirus 176 Welfare Tax Credits: Appeals 165 Driver and Vehicle Licensing Solicitors: Coronavirus 166 Agency: Finance 177 Young Offenders: Crimes of Driving Licences: Applications 177 Violence 167 Driving Tests 178 NORTHERN IRELAND 168 Driving Tests: Coronavirus 178 Anniversaries: Northern Electric Vehicles: Charging Ireland 168 Points 179 Football: Northern Ireland 168 Hammersmith Bridge: Repairs Northern Ireland Office: and Maintenance 179 Freedom of Information 168 High Speed Two: Apprentices 180 Official Visits: Northern Ireland 169 Latvia: Coronavirus 181 Ports: Northern Ireland 169 Lifeboats: Coronavirus 181 SCOTLAND 170 Motorcycles: Safety Barriers 181 Civil Servants: Edinburgh 170 Ports 182 Football 170 Railways: Capital Investment 182 Local Growth Deals: Ayrshire 170 Railways: Coronavirus 182 Local Growth Deals: Railways: Fares 183 Borderlands 170 Railways: Passengers 184 Scotland Office: Staff 171 Railways: Urban Areas 184 TRANSPORT 171 Road Traffic Control: Aviation and Package Coronavirus 184 Holidays: Coronavirus 171 Shipping: Renewable Fuels 185 Aviation: Coronavirus 171 Taxis: Licensing 185 Aviation: Fares 173 Thameslink, Southern and Bicycles: Parking 173 Great Northern Rail Franchise 186 British Nationals Abroad: Transport: Trade Unions 186 Coronavirus 174 Travel: Coronavirus 186 Bus Services: Coronavirus 174 TREASURY 186 Buses:
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