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Daily Report Monday, 18 May 2020 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 18 May 2020 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:51 P.M., 18 May 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 Postal Services: Coronavirus 21 ATTORNEY GENERAL 9 Small Business Grant Fund 21 Offences Against the Small Businesses: Administration of Justice: Coronavirus 22 Prosecutions 9 Small Businesses: Social BUSINESS, ENERGY AND Distancing 24 INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 9 Social Distancing: Coronavirus 24 Arts: Finance 9 Travel: Coronavirus 25 Beer: Small Businesses 10 Utilities: Fees and Charges 26 Business: Coronavirus 11 CABINET OFFICE 27 Climate Change Convention 13 Cabinet Office: Directors 27 Construction: Coronavirus 13 Coronavirus: Death 27 Coronavirus 14 Coronavirus: Disability 27 Coronavirus Business Coronavirus: Disease Control 28 Interruption Loan Scheme 15 Coronavirus: Wales 28 Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme 16 Debt Collection 29 Engineers: Coronavirus 17 Debts 29 Exercise: Coronavirus 17 CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 30 Holiday Leave: Pay 17 Churches: Coronavirus 30 Industrial Health and Safety 18 DEFENCE 32 Life Sciences: Coronavirus 19 Armed Forces Day 32 New Businesses: Coronavirus 19 Armed Forces: Coronavirus 32 Parental Leave: Coronavirus 20 Armed Forces: Recruitment 33 Personal Care Services: Armed Forces: Sexual Coronavirus 20 Offences 33 Armed Forces: Standards 34 Fleet Solid Support Ships: Children: Day Care 49 Procurement 34 Coronavirus: Schools 50 Iraq: Cluster Munitions 34 Education: Coronavirus 51 Navy: Fisheries 35 Free School Meals: Reserve Forces 35 Coronavirus 52 Reserve Forces: Recruitment 37 Free School Meals: Voucher Royal Fleet Auxiliary: Tankers 38 Schemes 52 Syria: RAF Akrotiri 38 GCE A-level and GCSE: Standards 54 Veterans: Coronavirus 39 Higher Education: Coronavirus 54 Veterans: Northern Ireland 39 Higher Education: Foreign DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND Students 55 SPORT 39 Nannies: Coronavirus 56 Broadband: Coronavirus 39 Nurseries: Coronavirus 56 Broadband: Standards 40 Pre-school Education: Circuses: Coronavirus 40 Coronavirus 57 Community Broadcasting: Public Sector: Coronavirus 58 Coronavirus 41 Relationship and Sex Cricket: Coronavirus 41 Education 58 Culture: Coronavirus 42 Schools: Coronavirus 59 Exports: Economic Situation 42 Special Educational Needs: Leisure: Coronavirus 43 Coronavirus 61 Motor Sports 43 Students: Coroanvirus 63 Snooker 43 Students: Coronavirus 63 Sports: Governing Bodies 44 Supply Teachers: Coronavirus 64 Sports: Video Games 44 Supply Teachers: Coronavirus Swimming Pools: Closures 44 Job Retention Scheme 65 Swimming Pools: Coronavirus 45 Teachers: Coronavirus 67 Treasure Trove: Codes of Universities: Finance 67 Practice 45 ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND Youth Services: Coronavirus 45 RURAL AFFAIRS 67 EDUCATION 46 Agriculture: New Forest 67 Adult Education: Finance 46 Agriculture: Sustainable Development 68 Breakfast Clubs: Coronavirus 47 Boats: Coronavirus 70 Children: Coronavirus 48 Chemicals 70 Chemicals: EU Law 71 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 88 Coronavirus: Supermarkets 71 [Subject Heading to be Fly-tipping 72 Assigned] 88 Food Supply: Coronavirus 72 Abortion 88 Food: Waste 73 Care Homes and Hospitals: ICT 89 Recreation Spaces: Coronavirus 73 Care Homes: Death Certificates 89 FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE 74 Carers: Protective Clothing 90 Armed Conflict: Sexual Children's Air Ambulance: Offences 74 Coronavirus 90 Aviation: Coronavirus 75 Coronavirus: Death 90 British Nationals Abroad and Coronavirus: Disease Control 91 Foreign Nationals: Coronavirus: Gender 93 Coronavirus 75 Coronavirus: Nurses 94 British Nationals Abroad: Coronavirus: Protective Coronavirus 76 Clothing 95 Canary Islands: Coronavirus 81 Coronavirus: Pulse Oximetry 95 Caribbean: Coronavirus 82 General Practitioners 96 Coronavirus: Disease Control 83 Health Professions: Sick Cuba: Coronavirus 83 Leave 96 Democratic Republic of Health Services: Coronavirus 97 Congo: Coronavirus 84 Health Services: Finance 97 Foreign Nationals: Hospitals: Community Assets 98 Coronavirus 84 Hospitals: Dairy Products 98 Gibraltar: Disease Control 85 Intensive Care 99 Kashmir: Coronavirus 85 NHS Trusts: Protective Quarantine: Gibraltar 86 Clothing 99 Repatriation: Coronavirus 86 NHS: Computer Software 99 Republic of Ireland: NHS: Coronavirus 103 Coronavirus 86 NHS: Standards 103 Sudan and Zambia: Coronavirus 87 Obesity 103 USA: Coronavirus 87 Rotherham Clinical Commissioning Group: Yemen: Coronavirus 88 Finance 104 Shotley Bridge Hospital 104 Speech and Language Immigration Controls: France 121 Therapy: Coronavirus 105 Immigration Controls: Northern Surgery: South Yorkshire 105 Ireland 122 Urology: Medical Equipment 106 Migrant Camps: France 122 Ventilators 106 Migrant Workers: Domestic Ventilators: Manufacturing Service 122 Industries 107 Migrant Workers: Visas 123 HOME OFFICE 107 Offences against Children: Airports: Coronavirus 107 Internet 124 Asylum, Migration and Passengers 125 Integration Fund 107 Slavery: Victim Support Asylum: Disease Control 109 Schemes 125 Asylum: Housing 110 Undocumented Migrants: English Channel 126 Asylum: Iran 110 Visas: Married People 128 Borders: France 111 Visas: Travel Restrictions 129 Deportation: Iran 111 Vulnerable Adults: Deportation: Poland 112 Coronavirus 129 Detention Centres: HOUSE OF COMMONS Coronavirus 112 COMMISSION 131 Domestic Abuse: Victim Parliament: Coronavirus 131 Support Schemes 113 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND Exploitation: Children 113 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 132 Foreign Nationals: Visas 114 Affordable Housing: Hate Crime: Coronavirus 114 Construction 132 Health Services: Surcharges 115 Buildings: Safety 132 Home Office: Written Community Assets: Questions 115 Coronavirus 132 Human Trafficking: Victims 116 Council Tax: Empty Property 133 Immigrants: Coronavirus 116 Food Supply: Coronavirus 133 Immigrants: Deportation 118 Hate Crime: Coronavirus 134 Immigrants: Detainees 118 Homelessness: Coronavirus 134 Immigrants: Finance 119 Housing: Construction 135 Immigration 121 Lease: Bullying 135 Immigration Controls: Local Government Finance: Coronavirus 121 Coronavirus 135 Local Government: Developing Countries: Coronavirus 136 Clothing 152 Local Government: Suffolk 137 Developing Countries: Local Plans: Coronavirus 138 Coronavirus 153 Markets: Coronavirus 138 Developing Countries: Disease Control 155 Neighbourhood Development Plans: Coronavirus 139 Disaster Relief: Coronavirus 156 Parish Councils: Finance 140 Environment Protection: Education 156 Parking: Coronavirus 140 Overseas Aid: Charities 156 Planning Permission: Coronavirus 140 Overseas Aid: Coronavirus 157 Private Rented Housing: Overseas Aid: Non- Coronavirus 141 governmental Organisations 158 Private Rented Housing: Rohingya: Refugees 159 Evictions 142 South Asia: Refugees 159 Rented Housing: Coronavirus 142 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 160 Repossession Orders: Overseas Trade: Far East 160 Coronavirus 143 Trade Agreements: Dispute Sleeping Rough: Coronavirus 143 Resolution 160 Temporary Accommodation 144 Turkey: Arms Trade 160 INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE 161 DEVELOPMENT 144 Child Arrangements Orders 161 Bangladesh: Migrant Camps 144 Fraud: Solicitors 161 Bangladesh: Rohingya 145 Prison Accommodation 163 Burma: CDC 146 Prisoners' Release 166 Burma: Elections 147 Prisoners' Release: Burma: Frontiir 147 Coronavirus 167 Burma: Overseas Aid 148 Prisons: Coronavirus 168 Burma: Refugees 148 Probation: Coronavirus 169 Coronavirus: Disease Control 150 LEADER OF THE HOUSE 170 Coronavirus: Health Services 150 Government Departments: Costa Rica: Coronavirus 151 Written Questions 170 Crimes of Violence: Females 151 Members: Coronavirus 170 Developing Countries: Ministers: Coronavirus 171 Biodiversity 152 Parliament: Coronavirus 171 NORTHERN IRELAND 172 Transport: Coronavirus 182 Abortion: Northern Ireland 172 TREASURY 184 Marriage: Northern Ireland 172 [Subject Heading to be PRIME MINISTER 172 Assigned] 184 Prime Minister: Statements 172 Aggregates Levy 185 SCOTLAND 173 Airports: Non-domestic Rates 185 Offshore Fixed Structures: Apprentices: Coronavirus 186 Decommissioning 173 Border Delivery Group 186 TRANSPORT 174 Business: Coronavirus 186 [Subject Heading to be Car Washes: Tax Evasion 187 Assigned] 174 Cash Dispensing 188 Airports: Coronavirus 174 Charities: Coronavirus 188 Aviation: Coronavirus 174 Coronavirus Job Retention British Airways: Coronavirus 176 Scheme 189 Bus Services: Coronavirus 176 Coronavirus Job Retention Cycling and Walking: Greater Scheme: Agency Workers 191 London 176 Coronavirus Job Retention Driving Instruction: Scheme: Directors 191 Coronavirus 177 Coronavirus Job Retention Driving Tests: Coronavirus 178 Scheme: Glasgow Central 192 Electric Scooters and Coronavirus Job Retention Motorcycles: Coronavirus 178 Scheme: Hospitality Industry 193 Ferries: Freight 178 Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme: Tourism 194 Flybe: Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme 179 Debt Collection: Coronavirus 194 Large Goods Vehicles: Debts: Developing Countries 194 Coronavirus 179 Digital Technology: Large Goods Vehicles: Testing 179 Coronavirus 195 Motorcycles: Coronavirus 180 Economic Situation: Coronavirus 196 Motorcycles: Training 180 English Language: Education 196 Public Transport: Coronavirus 181 Equitable Life Assurance Taxis: Greater London 181 Society: Compensation 196 Tourism and Travel: Financial Services: Coronavirus 182 Coronavirus 197 Tourism: Coronavirus 182 Insurance: Coronavirus 198 Life Insurance:
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