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Daily Report Tuesday, 5 November 2019 CONTENTS Daily Report Tuesday, 5 November 2019 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 5 November 2019 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:35 P.M., 05 November 2019). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 11 Universities: Herefordshire 20 ATTORNEY GENERAL 11 Zero Hours Contracts: Attorney General: Honours 11 Scotland 20 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND CABINET OFFICE 21 INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 11 Brexit: Publicity 21 Audit, Reporting and Cabinet Office: Honours 21 Governance Authority 11 General Elections: EU Business: Disadvantaged 11 Nationals 21 Carbon Emissions 12 Infected Blood Inquiry 22 Consumers: Protection 14 Mental Health: Young People 22 Department for Business, Sovereignty: Scotland 23 Energy and Industrial Strategy: CHURCH COMMISSIONERS 23 Honours 15 Churches: Theft 23 Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: DEFENCE 24 Jainism and Zoroastrianism 16 Armed Forces: Deployment 24 Directors: Prosecutions 16 Armed Forces: Secondment 25 Green Deal Scheme 17 HMS Prince of Wales and Mineworkers' Pension Scheme 17 HMS Queen Elizabeth 25 Office for Product Safety and Ministry of Defence: Honours 26 Standards 18 Ministry of Defence: Personal Care Services: International Men's Day 26 Qualifications 18 Ministry of Defence: Public Post Office: Strikes 18 Expenditure 27 Small Businesses: West Ministry of Defence: Wales 27 Midlands 19 National Rifle Association 27 Thomas Cook: Insolvency 20 War Widows 27 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND Schools: Admissions 41 SPORT 28 Schools: Finance 41 Arts: Free Movement of Schools: Harborough 42 People 28 Special Educational Needs: Broadband 28 Finance 43 Broadband: Universal Service Teachers: Pay 43 Obligation 29 Teachers: Training 44 Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: Textbooks: Middle East 45 Digital Technology 29 ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND Department for Digital, RURAL AFFAIRS 46 Culture, Media and Sport: Agriculture 46 Honours 29 Air Pollution: Southampton 46 Department for Digital, Air Pollution: Sutton Coldfield 47 Culture, Media and Sport: International Men's Day 30 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Brexit 47 Housing: Broadband 30 Department for Environment, National Rifle Association 31 Food and Rural Affairs: Digital Newspaper Press: Regulation 31 Technology 48 Social Media: Disinformation 31 Department for Environment, Television: Licensing 32 Food and Rural Affairs: Honours 48 Video On Demand 32 Department for Environment, EDUCATION 33 Food and Rural Affairs: Children: Day Care 33 International Men's Day 48 Children: Social Services 33 Dogs 48 Education: Standards 35 Environment Bill 49 Private Education: Admissions 36 Fisheries 49 Private Education: Children in Flood Control: Worcestershire 50 Care 37 Food Supply 51 Private Education: West Food: UK Trade with EU 51 Midlands 38 Horse Racing: Animal Welfare 51 Pupil Referral Units: Walsall 39 LIFE Programme 52 Pupils: Absenteeism 39 Migrant Workers: Seasonal Pupils: EU Nationals 40 Workers 52 Pupils: Per Capita Costs 40 Motorcycles: Exhaust Iraq: Foreign Relations 61 Emissions 52 North Korea: Diplomatic Musical Instruments: Transport 53 Service 62 Nature Conservation 54 Palestinians: Press Freedom 62 Nitrogen Oxides 54 Sri Lanka: Administration of Nitrogen: Solent 54 Justice 62 Noise: East Hampshire 55 Sri Lanka: Chevening Scholarships Programme 63 Soil: Conservation 55 Sri Lanka: Crosby Textor Tree Planting 56 Group 63 Wildlife: Fireworks 57 Sri Lanka: Diplomatic Service 63 EXITING THE EUROPEAN Sri Lanka: Human Rights 64 UNION 57 Sri Lanka: Overseas aid 65 Brexit: Referendums 57 Sri Lanka: Power Stations 65 Department for Exiting the European Union: Digital Sri Lanka: Sexual Offences 66 Technology 57 Sri Lanka: Tamils 66 Department for Exiting the Sri Lanka: Terrorism 67 European Union: Honours 58 Syria: British Nationals Abroad 67 Department for Exiting the Syria: Military Intervention 67 European Union: International Men's Day 58 Tax Avoidance: International Cooperation 68 FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE 58 Ukraine: Human Rights 68 Abur Bakr Al-Baghdadi 58 USA: Diplomatic Immunity 68 Association of Southeast Vitalina Koval 69 Asian Nations: Foreign Yemen: International Relations 58 Assistance 70 Climate Change Convention 59 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 70 Climate Change: International Accident and Emergency Cooperation 59 Departments: Mental Illness 70 Diplomatic Service 60 Ambulance Services: Costs 71 Foreign and Commonwealth Bereavement Counselling: Office: Digital Technology 60 Finance 71 Foreign and Commonwealth Blood Cancer: Health Services 72 Office: Honours 61 Blood Cancer: Mental Health India: Foreign Relations 61 Services 72 Blood: Contamination 73 Gender Recognition: Bowel Cancer: Health Prescriptions 83 Education 73 General Practitioners: Breast Cancer: Health Postnatal Care 83 Services 74 General Practitioners: Breast Cancer: Screening 74 Romford 84 Cancer: Diagnosis 75 General Practitioners: Southampton 85 Cannabis: Medical Treatments 75 General practitioners: Working Carers: Young People 76 Hours 86 Cervical Cancer: Screening 77 Genito-urinary Medicine 86 Clinical Commissioning Health Services 87 Groups 77 Health: Children 87 Degaralix 78 Health: Screening 88 Dementia: Loneliness 78 HIV Infection: Drugs 88 Dementia: Romford 78 Hormone Replacement Department of Health and Therapy 89 Social Care: Digital Technology 79 Hormone Replacement Therapy: Gender Recognition 89 Department of Health and Social Care: Honours 79 Hospital Beds 89 Department of Health and Hounslow Clinical Social Care: International Commissioning Group: Health Men's Day 79 Visitors 90 Diabetes: Health Services 80 Hounslow Clinical Commissioning Group: Nurses 90 Diabetes: Medical Equipment 80 Human Papillomavirus: Diabetes: St Helens 80 Northern Ireland 90 Drugs: Death 81 Immigrants: Health Services 90 Endometriosis: Health In Vitro Fertilisation 91 Education 81 Incontinence 91 European Medicines Agency: Medicines and Healthcare Influenza: Vaccination 91 Products Regulatory Agency 81 Joint Replacements: Waiting Gender Recognition 82 Lists 91 Gender Recognition: Health Medicine: Education 92 Services 82 Mental Health Services 92 Mental Health Services: Asylum: Greek Islands 106 Children and Young People 92 Asylum: Scotland 107 Neurology 93 Asylum: Sexuality 109 NHS: Complaints 95 Asylum: Sri Lanka 109 Obesity 96 British Indian Ocean Territory: Older People 96 Sovereignty 109 Orkambi 96 Orkambi and Symkevi 97 British National (Overseas): Hong Kong 110 Out-patients: Romford 97 British Nationals Abroad: Syria 110 Palliative Care 97 Cannabis: Medical Treatments 110 Parkinson's Disease: Drugs 98 Catalytic Converters: Theft 111 Postnatal Care: Mental Health 99 Community Development 111 Public Health: Emergencies 99 Convictions: Biometrics 112 Royal Liverpool Hospital 99 Counter-terrorism: Disclosure Shingles: Vaccination 99 of Information 112 Surgery: Waiting Lists 100 Criminal Investigation 112 Thalidomide 100 Deportation: EU Nationals 113 Tuberculosis 101 Disclosure and Barring Service 114 Vaccination: Fees and Domestic Violence: Rural Charges 101 Areas 115 Women's Centres: Drugs: Misuse 115 Expenditure 101 Electronic Cigarettes: Drugs 115 HOME OFFICE 101 Emergency Services Network 115 Abortion: Clinics 101 Extradition: USA 116 Agriculture: Seasonal Workers 102 Fire and Rescue Services: Animal Experiments: Licensing 102 Inspections 116 Asylum 103 Fraud 117 Asylum, Migration and Greece: Prisoners' Release 118 Integration Fund 104 Guardianship 118 Asylum: Disclosure of Information 105 Hate Crime 118 Asylum: Finance 105 Hate Crime: Autism 119 Asylum: Fraud 106 Hate Crime: Emergency Services 119 Asylum: Greece 106 Home Office: Digital Police: Feltham and Heston 137 Technology 120 Police: Hate Crime 138 Home Office: Energy Supply 120 Police: Recruitment 138 Home Office: Health 121 Police: Training 139 Home Office: Honours 121 Proceeds of Crime: South Home Office: International Sudan 139 Men's Day 121 Proof of Identity: Scotland 140 Home Office: Jainism and Prostitution 140 Zoroastrianism 122 Radicalism 140 Home Office: Written Questions 122 Refugees: EU Grants and Loans 141 Human Trafficking: Children 122 Retail Trade: West Midlands 141 Human Trafficking: Essex 123 Serious and Organised Crime Immigration 124 Review 142 Immigration: Afghanistan 125 Social Media: Violence 142 Immigration: EEA Nationals 125 Sussex Police 143 Immigration: EU Nationals 125 UK Border Force: Northern Immigration: Fraud 132 Ireland 143 Immigration: Married People 132 Undocumented Migrants 144 Immigration: Republic of Undocumented Workers 144 Ireland 133 Vagrancy Act 1824 145 Immigration: Windrush Visas 145 Generation 133 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND Knives: Crime 134 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 145 Knives: West Midlands 135 Affordable Housing: Members: Correspondence 135 Construction 145 Missing People: Biometrics 135 Buildings: Insulation 146 Motorcycles: Road Traffic Buildings: Safety 146 Offences 135 Channel Islands: Monuments 146 Overseas Students: English Freehold 147 Language 136 Ground Rent 147 Passports 136 Hate Crime: Islam 147 Passports: Fees and Charges 136 Hate Crime: South America 147 Passports: Republic of Ireland 137 Help to Buy Scheme 148 Police National Computer: Immigration 137 High Rise Flats: Insulation 148 Holiday Accommodation 148 INTERNATIONAL Homelessness 149 DEVELOPMENT 158 Housing: Balconies 149 Africa and Asia: Malnutrition 158 Housing: Carbon Emissions 149 Armed Conflict:
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