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Daily Report Monday, 5 July 2021 CONTENTS Daily Report Monday, 5 July 2021 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 5 July 2021 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:30 P.M., 05 July 2021). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 7 Electoral Commission: Powers 14 ATTORNEY GENERAL 7 EU Trade: Saint Martin and Attorney General: Email 7 Sint Marteen 15 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND Francis Maude Associates: INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 7 Procurement 15 Department for Business, Freedom of Information 16 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Government Departments: Directors 7 Email 16 Dismissal: Staff 8 Ministers: Email 16 Energy: Meters 9 Prime Minister: Security 17 Fireworks: Sales 11 Public First: Contracts 17 Hospitality Industry and Smoking: Surveys 17 Tourism: Recruitment 11 DEFENCE 17 Life Sciences 11 Ajax Vehicles: Procurement 17 Music 12 Armed Forces Bill 2019-21 to Night-time Economy: Door 2021-22 18 Supervisors 12 Armed Forces: Families 18 Restart Grant Scheme 12 Armed Forces: Females 18 Restart Grant Scheme: Small Armed Forces: Mental Health Businesses 13 Services 19 UK Intellectual Property Office: Armed Forces: Private Music 13 Education 20 CABINET OFFICE 14 Defence: Industry 21 Antisocial Behaviour 14 HMS Queen Elizabeth: Joint Coronavirus: Disease Control 14 Strike Fighter Aircraft 21 Coronavirus: Protective Ministry of Defence: Directors 21 Clothing 14 NATO 22 Navy: Asbestos 23 Telecommunications: Oman: Demonstrations 23 Christchurch 37 Oman: Visits Abroad 24 Telecommunications: Infrastructure 38 Red Arrows: Military Aircraft 24 Visit Devon: Finance 39 Saudi Arabia: Military Aid 24 Youth Services 39 Veterans: Employment 24 Youth Services: Reviews 40 Veterans: Government Assistance 25 EDUCATION 40 Yemen: Armed Conflict 25 Apprentices: Construction 40 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND Coronavirus: Screening 40 SPORT 25 Department for Education: Advertising 25 CCTV 41 Broadband: Contracts 26 Department for Education: Email 41 Burlington House: Tenancy Agreements 27 Department of Education: Directors 42 Charities: Coronavirus 27 Department of Education: Culture Recovery Fund 29 Security 43 Culture Recovery Fund: West Education: Coronavirus 43 Yorkshire 30 Education: Eating Disorders 44 Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: Education: Standards 45 Directors 31 Further Education: Buildings 46 Destination Management GCSE: Arts and Design 46 Organisations: Reviews 33 Higher Education: Veterans 47 Football: Defibrillators 33 Lifetime Skills Guarantee: Football: First Aid 33 Food 47 Football: Racial Discrimination 34 Schools: Arts 48 Gaming Machines: Northern Schools: Coronavirus 48 Ireland 35 Schools: Repairs and Lotteries: Licensing 35 Maintenance 49 Ministers' Private Offices: Students: Rented Housing 50 Security 36 Teachers: Arts 51 Mobile Phones: Fees and Teachers: Arts and Design 52 Charges 36 ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND Sports: Coronavirus 36 RURAL AFFAIRS 52 Chemicals: Reproduction 52 Department for Environment, Indonesia: Coronavirus 65 Food and Rural Affairs: CCTV 53 International Atomic Energy Department for Environment, Agency 66 Food and Rural Affairs: Iran: Nuclear Power 66 Directors 53 Israel: Palestinians 66 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Email 53 Kashmir: Self-determination of States 67 Fisheries: EU Countries 54 Lebanon: Overseas Aid 67 Fishing Vessels 54 Ministers: Mobile Phones 67 Hedgehogs: Animal Welfare 55 Ministers: Security 68 Large Goods Vehicle Drivers 56 Myanmar: Human Rights and Marine Protected Areas: Politics and Government 69 Fishing Vessels 56 Nigeria: Christianity 69 Nutrition: Health Education 57 Northern Cyprus: Aviation 70 Pâté de Foie Gras: Imports and Sales 57 Oman: Economic Situation 70 Pets: Tagging 58 Palestinians: Overseas Aid 70 Public Bodies: Email 58 Palestinians: Schools 71 Water Abstraction 58 Rwanda: Overseas Aid 71 FOREIGN, COMMONWEALTH Syria: Overseas Aid 71 AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 60 Uganda: Politics and Brazil: Human Rights 60 Government 72 Cameroon: Politics and Yemen: Overseas Aid 72 Government 60 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 73 China: Developing Countries 61 Abortion 73 China: Export Controls and Abortion: Drugs 73 Import Controls 61 Acute Beds 74 China: Import Controls 62 Aducanumab 74 China: Taiwan 62 Autism and Learning Disability 75 Cyprus: Politics and Care Homes: Quarantine 75 Government 62 Carers 76 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office: Directors 64 Chronic Illnesses: Research 76 Foreign, Commonwealth and Clinical Trials 76 Development Office: Security 64 Coronavirus: Disease Control 77 Gaza: Overseas Aid and Coronavirus: Public Inquiries 77 Reconstruction 65 Coronavirus: Vaccination 78 Entry Clearances: Overseas Department of Health and Students 89 Social Care: Directors 79 Frontier Workers: Glass 89 Department of Health and Greater Manchester Police: Social Care: Re-employment 79 ICT 90 Eating Disorders: Children 79 Hamas 90 Eating Disorders: Health Heroin: Rehabilitation 91 Services 80 Members: Correspondence 91 Health Services 80 Migrant Workers: Food 91 Hospices: Children 80 Police, Crime, Sentencing and Hospitals: Waiting Lists 81 Courts Bill: International Integrated Care Systems 81 Covenant on Civil and Political Rights 92 Knee Replacements: Plymouth 81 Scottish Police Authority: Maternity Services: Counter-terrorism 92 Coronavirus 81 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND Medicines and Medical LOCAL GOVERNMENT 92 Devices Safety Independent Review 82 Buildings: Insulation 92 Members: Correspondence 82 Buildings: Sales 93 Motor Neurone Disease 82 Burlington House: Tenancy Agreements 93 NHS: Fees and Charges 83 First Time Buyers 94 Orthopaedics: Waiting Lists 83 High Rise Flats: Fire Patient Recruitment Centres 83 Prevention 94 Perinatal Mortality: High Rise Flats: Private Sector 95 Coronavirus 84 Housing: Construction 95 Pregnancy: Ethnic Groups 84 Housing: Insulation 95 Streptococcus: Clinical Trials 84 Leasehold 96 HOME OFFICE 84 Listed Buildings: Land Use 97 Alcoholic Drinks and Tobacco: Misuse 84 Local Government: Meetings 98 Asylum: Employment 85 Local Government: Somerset 98 Asylum: Finance 85 Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Cannabis 86 Government: Consultants 99 Crimes of Violence: Corrosive Parking: Key Workers 100 Substances 87 Permitted Development Rights 100 Drugs: Misuse 87 Respite Care: Children 100 Electric Scooters: Pilot Towns Fund 102 Schemes 114 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 103 Electric Vehicles: Charging Points 115 Agricultural Products: Trade Promotion 103 Network Rail: Trees 116 Aircraft: USA 103 Railways: West Midlands 116 Digital Technology: Singapore 103 Road Signs and Markings: Poultry and Toads 116 Members: Correspondence 104 Shipping: Energy Supply 117 Oil: Shetland 104 Shipping: Training 117 Overseas Trade: China 105 Transport: West Yorkshire 117 Trade Agreements: USA 105 Travel Restrictions: JUSTICE 106 Coronavirus 118 Courts and Tribunals: Travel: Coronavirus 118 Coronavirus 106 Urban Areas: Access 119 Drugs: Misuse 107 TREASURY 119 Holme House Prison: Drugs 107 Businesses: Government Judges: Bullying and Assistance 119 Discrimination 108 Cars: VAT 120 Ministry of Justice: Directors 108 Cash Dispensing: Fees and Probate: Standards 110 Charges 120 TRANSPORT 110 Energy: Conservation 121 Airports: National Policy Flood Control: Red Diesel 122 Statements 110 Help to Buy Scheme: Customs: Kent 110 Individual Savings Accounts 122 Cycling and Walking 111 London Capital and Finance: Dartford-Thurrock Crossing: Insolvency 123 Road Traffic 111 Mineworkers' Pension Scheme 123 Department for Transport: Money 123 Directors 112 Mortgages: Coronavirus 125 Department for Transport: Security 112 Non-domestic Rates: Tax Allowances 125 Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency: Standards 113 Treasury: Buildings 126 East Coast Railway Line 113 WALES 127 Electric Scooters: Accidents 114 Fisheries: UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement 127 Industry 127 Department for Work and WOMEN AND EQUALITIES 128 Pensions: Security 131 Equality Act 2010: Scotland 128 Employment: Disability 131 Government Equalities Office: Employment: Graduates 132 CCTV 128 Kickstart Scheme 133 Government Equalities Office: Pensions: EU Nationals 134 Email 128 Universal Credit 134 WORK AND PENSIONS 128 Veterans: Employment 135 Bespoke Patterns 128 Work Capability Assessment 136 Carers: Disability 129 WRITTEN STATEMENTS 137 Carers: Young People 129 TREASURY 137 Department for Work and VAT update on UK emissions Pensions: Directors 130 trading scheme 137 Department for Work and Pensions: Freedom of Information 130 Notes: Questions marked thus [R] indicate that a relevant interest has been declared. Questions with identification numbers of 900000 or greater indicate that the question was originally tabled as an oral question and has since been unstarred. ANSWERS ATTORNEY GENERAL Attorney General: Email Ellie Reeves: [24300] To ask the Attorney General, whether any Departmental business has been conducted on private email addresses; and what mechanisms are in place to ensure that full records are kept of that business. Ellie Reeves: [24301] To ask the Attorney General, whether a risk assessment has been carried out on the secure holding of CCTV footage within his Department. Michael Ellis: As has been the case under successive Administrations, it is not government policy to comment on security procedures in government buildings. BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Directors Angela Rayner: [24214]
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