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Daily Report Monday, 7 October 2019 CONTENTS Daily Report Monday, 7 October 2019 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 7 October 2019 and the information is correct at the time of publication (07:26 P.M., 07 October 2019). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 9 Hinkley Point C Power Station 15 ATTORNEY GENERAL 9 Indian Queens Power Station 16 Exploitation: Children and Industry: Coal 17 Young People 9 Iron and Steel: Competition 18 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND Kilroot Power Station 19 INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 9 Manufacturing Industries 19 Boilers: Biofuels 9 Manufacturing Industries: Brexit 10 North East 19 Climate Change: Training 10 Post Office: Annual Reports 20 Construction: Carbon Retail Trade 20 Emissions 11 Service Industries: Unfair Department for Business, Practices 21 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Secondment 11 Sizewell C Power Station 21 Department for Business, Small Businesses 22 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Stornoway Wind Farm: Travel 11 Contracts 22 Electricity Generation 12 CABINET OFFICE 23 Energy 12 [Subject Heading to be Energy: Meters 12 Assigned] 23 Energy: Northern Ireland 13 Brexit 24 Fireworks: Sales 13 Brexit: Publicity 24 Flexible Working and Holiday Cabinet Committees 25 Leave: Domestic Abuse 13 Cabinet Office: Data Fuel Poverty: Merseyside 14 Protection 25 Fuels 15 Cabinet Office: Jainism 26 Fusion Reactors 15 Democracy: Subversion 26 Department for Exiting the Type 31 Frigates: European Union: Brexit 27 Procurement 35 Domestic Abuse: Older People 27 Unmanned Marine Vehicles 36 Dominic Cummings 28 Yemen: Military Intervention 36 Electronic Government: Proof DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND of Identity 28 SPORT 36 Former Ministers: Grants 28 5G: Brecon and Radnorshire 36 Government Chief Digital British Board of Film Information Officer: Classification 37 Government Chief Data Officer 29 Cybercrime: Skilled Workers 37 Government Departments: Digital Technology: Hate Living Wage 29 Crime and Sexual Harassment 37 Members: Correspondence 29 Electronic Government: Data Prorogation 29 Protection 38 Sleeping Rough: Death 30 Huawei: 5G 38 DEFENCE 30 Internet Service Providers: Afghanistan: Peacekeeping Monopolies 39 Operations 30 Internet: Bullying 39 Armed Forces Covenant: Malvern Hills Trust 40 Grants 30 Mobile Phones: Fees and Armed Forces: Deployment 31 Charges 40 Armed Forces: Wakefield 31 EDUCATION 41 Armoured Fighting Vehicles: Academies: Assessments 41 Procurement 32 Academies: Finance 41 Army: Young People 32 Adoption Support Fund: Bahamas: Hurricanes and Finance 42 Tornadoes 33 Brexit: Publicity 42 Defence: Expenditure 33 Children: Restraint Techniques 42 International Military Services: Children: Social Services 43 Finance 34 Coram Family: Contracts 44 Joint Strike Fighter Aircraft: Repairs and Maintenance 34 Department for Education: Travel 44 Ministry of Defence: Jainism 34 Education 45 Persian Gulf: Navy 34 Erasmus+ Programme 45 Shipbuilding: Recruitment 35 Foster Care 45 Free School Meals: Wallasey 46 Highway Code: Education 46 Bovine Tuberculosis: Literature: GCE A-level 47 Vaccination 60 Maintained Schools: Department for Environment, Construction 47 Food and Rural Affairs: Brexit 61 Political Parties: Advertising 48 Eggs: Salmonella 61 Post-18 Education and Fishing Catches 62 Funding Review 48 Food Supply 62 Pre-school Education: Import Controls: Animals 63 Admissions 48 Livestock: Animal Welfare 64 School Exclusions Review 49 Milk: Contracts 64 Schools 50 Mining: Seas and Oceans 64 Schools: Garston and Pets: Disease Control 65 Halewood 50 Pets: Tagging 65 Schools: Uniforms 51 Veterinary Medicine 66 Sex and Relationship Education: Marriage 52 Veterinary Medicine: Vacancies 66 Sixth Form Colleges: Assessments 52 FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE 67 Special Educational Needs 53 Brazil: Rain Forests 67 Special Educational Needs: Speech and Language British Nationals Abroad: EU Disorders 54 Countries 67 Sure Start Programme 55 British Overseas Territories and Commonwealth: Fires 68 Teachers: Pay Settlements 55 Burma: Arms Trade 68 Vocational Guidance: Disability 56 Chile: Political Prisoners 68 Wigan University Technical China: Uighurs 68 College 56 Diplomatic Service: British ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND National (Overseas) 69 RURAL AFFAIRS 57 EU Countries: Diplomatic Agricultural Products: Prices 57 Service 70 Animal Welfare 58 Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Chief Scientific Bovine Tuberculosis Strategy Advisers 70 Review 59 Foreign and Commonwealth Bovine Tuberculosis: Disease Office: Official Hospitality 70 Control 59 Foreign and Commonwealth Blood: Contamination 84 Office: Public Appointments 70 Cancer: Screening 85 Foreign and Commonwealth Catheters: Research 85 Office: Travel 71 Catheters: Standards 86 Helicopters: Saudi Arabia 72 Children in Care 86 Hong Kong: Politics and Government 72 Clostridium: Health Services 87 Hong Kong: Violence 72 Databases 88 Huawei: 5G 73 Dietary Supplements: Expenditure 88 India: Diplomatic Relations 73 Doctors: Complaints 89 India: Politics and Government 74 Health Services: British Kashmir: Armed Conflict 75 Nationals Abroad 90 Kashmir: Human Rights 75 Healthcare Safety Kashmir: Politics and Investigation Branch 91 Government 76 Hormone Replacement Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe 76 Therapy 92 Pakistan: Diplomatic Relations 77 Import Controls: Animal Feed Persecution of Christians and Food 92 Across the Globe Independent Junior Doctors and Students: Review 77 Sexual Harassment 92 Prisoners 78 Medical Equipment: EU Law 93 Serhiy Rusynov 79 Mental Health Services: Sino-British Joint Declaration 79 Children and Young People 93 Ukraine: Foreign Relations 80 Mental Health Services: Standards 94 Yemen: Military Intervention 80 NHS Improvement 94 Yemen: Peace Negotiations 81 NHS Trusts: Public HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 81 Appointments 95 Autism and Learning Disability: NHS: Drugs 95 Children 81 NHS: Sexual Harassment 96 Bedford Hospital NHS Trust: Vacancies 82 Psychiatric Hospitals: Children 97 Bedford Hospital: Mental Social Services: Finance 98 Health Services 82 Vulnerable Adults: Deaths 99 Bereavement Counselling 82 HOME OFFICE 99 Bereavement Counselling: Action Fraud: Finance 99 Standards 83 Asylum: Families 100 Entry Clearances: Holidays Holocaust Memorial and Abroad 101 Learning Centre 113 Home Office: Written Homelessness 114 Questions 102 Homelessness: Alcoholic Immigration: Appeals 102 Drinks and Drugs 116 Immigration: Armed Forces 102 Homelessness: Death 116 Immigration: British Nationals Homelessness: Health (Overseas) 103 Services 120 Immigration: EU Nationals 103 Local Government Finance 121 Immigration: Windrush London Port Health Authority: Generation 106 Finance 122 Islamic State: British Nationals Ministry of Housing, Abroad 107 Communities and Local Marriage Certificates 107 Government: Energy Supply 122 Marriage Certificates: Mothers 107 Planning: Public Consultation 123 Migrant Workers: Pay 108 Private Rented Housing 123 Migrant Workers: Speech and Refuges: Females 124 Language Therapy 108 Social Rented Housing: Omar Barghouti 108 Domestic Abuse 124 Sikhs 109 Social Services: Finance 125 Veterans: Hong Kong 109 UK Shared Prosperity Fund 125 VFS Global: Complaints 109 Welfare Assistance Schemes 126 VFS Global: Contracts 110 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 126 Visas: Africa 110 Department for International HOUSE OF COMMONS Development: Travel 126 COMMISSION 110 Yemen: Third Sector 127 Parliamentary Estate 110 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 127 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 111 Arms Trade: Saudi Arabia 127 Affordable Housing and Social Department for International Rented Housing 111 Trade: Energy Supply 128 Buildings: Insulation 112 Overseas Trade: Kenya 129 European Social Fund 112 Trade Agreements: Animal Welfare 129 Future High Streets Fund: Leigh 112 High Rise Flats: Insulation 113 JUSTICE 129 TRANSPORT 140 Criminal Injuries A14: Freight 140 Compensation: Children 129 Air Travel Trust Fund: Annual Debt Collection: Enforcement 130 Reports 140 Legal Aid Scheme 131 Air Travel Trust Fund: Marriage: Humanism 131 Insurance 140 Ministry of Justice: Chief Aviation: Egypt 141 Scientific Advisers 131 Aviation: Volcanoes 141 Ministry of Justice: Crispin Bicycles: Electric Vehicles 142 Odey 132 Biofuels 143 Ministry of Justice: Ethnic Bristol Port Company 143 Groups 132 Bus Services: Disability 143 Ministry of Justice: Travel 133 Bus Services: Finance 144 Prisons: Arson 134 Bus Services: North West 145 Prisons: Contracts 134 Buses: Exhaust Emissions 145 Prisons: Fire Prevention 135 Bypasses: Ipswich 146 Prisons: Fires 136 Department for Transport: Supreme Court 137 Crispin Odey 146 LEADER OF THE HOUSE 137 Department for Transport: Leader of the House of Ethnic Groups 146 Commons: Crispin Odey 137 Driving under Influence: NORTHERN IRELAND 138 Deaths 149 Welfare State: Northern Freight 149 Ireland 138 Isle of Wight: Transport 150 PRIME MINISTER 138 Large goods vehicles 150 Yemen: Armed Conflict 138 Large Goods Vehicles: EU SCOTLAND 139 Countries 151 Home Energy and Lifestyle Large goods vehicles: EU Management: Green Deal countries 152 Scheme 139 Motor Vehicles: Exhaust Police Scotland and Scottish Emissions 152 Fire and Rescue Service: VAT 139 Motor Vehicles: Insurance 153 Scotland Office: Chief Northern 153 Scientific Advisers 139 Ports 153 Scotland Office: Crispin Odey 140 Ports: Finance 154 Ports: Infrastructure 155 Social Security Benefits 168 Railways: Fares 156 Taxation 168 Roads 156 Treasury: Brexit 168 Roads: Finance 157 Treasury: Chief Scientific
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