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Daily Report Tuesday, 20 April 2021 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 20 April 2021 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:26 P.M., 20 April 2021). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 11 UK Trade with EU 19 ATTORNEY GENERAL 11 UK Trade with EU: Exports 20 Attorney General: West Veterans: Charities 20 Yorkshire 11 Voting Behaviour: Travellers 21 Trials 11 DEFENCE 21 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND A400M Aircraft 21 INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 12 Afghanistan: Immigration 21 Africa: Research 12 Africa: Islamic State 22 Consumer Goods: Counterfeit Manufacturing 13 Armed Forces Covenant: Scottish Borders 22 CABINET OFFICE 13 Armed Forces: Autism 23 10 Downing Street: Construction 13 Armoured Fighting Vehicles: Iron and Steel 23 10 Downing Street: Facilities 13 Army: Recruitment 23 Blood: Contamination 14 Bahrain: Defence 24 Cabinet Office: Equality 14 Cyprus: Military Bases 24 Census: Forms 15 Oman: Defence 24 Coronavirus: Vaccination 15 Qatar: Defence 24 Government Departments: Epilepsy 16 Service Pupil Premium 25 Greensill 16 Type 31 Frigates: Iron and Steel 25 Honours: Forfeiture 17 USA: Arms Trade 26 Internet: Elderly 18 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND Members: Correspondence 18 SPORT 26 Students: Absent Voting 18 David Cameron 26 Trade Promotion 19 Department for Digital, Higher Education: Remote Culture, Media and Sport: Education 43 West Yorkshire 26 Languages: GCE A-level 44 Digital Technology: Older Languages: GCSE 45 People 27 National School Breakfast Events Industry: Coronavirus 27 Programme 45 Gambling: Advertising 28 National Tutoring Programme 46 Government Departments: Outdoor Education: Finance 46 Data Protection 28 Pupils: Coronavirus 47 Horse Riding: Coronavirus 29 Pupils: Mental Health Services 48 Leisure: Coronavirus 29 Qualifications 49 Listed Events 30 Sex and Relationship Swimming: Ethnic Groups 30 Education 50 Tourism: Greater London 31 Students: Assessments 51 UK Youth Parliament 31 Students: Coronavirus 52 UK Youth Parliament: Universities: Antisemitism 53 Operating Costs 32 Universities: Coronavirus 54 Writers 32 ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND EDUCATION 33 RURAL AFFAIRS 57 Adult Education: Coronavirus 33 Agriculture: Sustainable Catering: Lifetime Skills Development 57 Guarantee 33 Animal Products: Imports 58 Cerebral Palsy: Children 34 Avian Influenza: Disease Children: Day Care 34 Control 58 Children: Disability 35 Badgers: Conservation 58 Children: Health 38 Bees: Imports 59 Climate Change: Education 40 Bomb Disposal: Marine Educational Visits: Environment 59 Coronavirus 40 Bread: Marketing 60 Free School Meals: Voucher Catering: Regulation 61 Schemes 41 Dogs: Animal Breeding 61 Further Education and Fish: Conservation 62 Universities: Children in Care 41 Fishing Catches 63 GCE A-level and GCSE: Assessments 42 Fishing Catches: Cetaceans 63 Food: West Yorkshire 64 Glass: Landfill Tax 65 Colombia: Police 82 Glass: Recycling 66 Colombia: Trade Unions 82 Horse Racing: Animal Welfare 66 Colombia: Violence 82 Hunting 66 Commonwealth Fund 83 Keep Britain Tidy: Finance 67 Coronavirus: Vaccination 83 Litter: Rural Areas 68 Democracy: International National Parks 68 Cooperation 85 National Wildlife Crime Unit 69 Democratic Republic of Congo: Minority Groups 85 Organic Farming: Certification 70 Developing Countries: Pigs: Animal Housing 70 Education 86 Recycling 71 Developing Countries: Health Slaughterhouses: Animal Services 87 Welfare 71 Developing Countries: Tree Planting 72 Maternity Services 87 UK Trade with EU 74 Developing Countries: Waste Disposal: Water 74 Poliomyelitis 88 Water: Consumption 75 Developing Countries: Religious Freedom 88 Water: Meters 75 Ethiopia: Dams 89 Weedkillers: Exports 76 EU Countries: Visas 89 FOREIGN, COMMONWEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 76 Global Partnership for Education: Finance 90 Afghanistan: Security 76 Global Travel Taskforce 90 Baltic States: NATO 77 Greece: Turkey 91 Bilateral Aid: HIV Infection 77 Haiti: Education 91 British Indian Ocean Territory 78 Hong Kong: British National British Red Cross 78 (Overseas) 92 Caribbean: Coronavirus 78 Hong Kong: National Security 92 China: Caribbean 79 India: Companies 93 China: Human Rights 79 International Criminal Court: China: Politics and Jerusalem and Occupied Government 80 Territories 93 China: Uighurs 80 International Development 93 Colombia: Armed Conflict 81 International Development Colombia: Civil Disorder 81 Association: Finance 94 International Law 94 Spain: British Nationals International Planned Abroad 108 Parenthood Federation: Syria: Conflict Resolution 109 Finance 94 Syria: Overseas Aid 110 Iran: Aviation 95 Syria: Politics and Government 110 Iran: BBC Persian Service 96 Syria: War Crimes 111 Iran: Nuclear Power 96 Tigray: Armed Conflict 111 Japan: Travel 97 Turkey: Politics and Jonathan Taylor 97 Government 112 Medical Treatments: Ukraine: Russia 113 Developing Countries 98 UN Mission for the Members: Correspondence 99 Referendum in Western Middle East: Armed Conflict 99 Sahara 113 Mozambique: Humanitarian Western Sahara: Morocco 114 Situation and Security 100 Western Sahara: Non- Myanmar: Human Rights 100 governmental Organisations 114 Myanmar: Politics and Western Sahara: Politics and Government 101 Government 114 Nepal: Religious Freedom 101 Western Sahara: Sovereignty 115 Nigeria: Abduction 101 Western Sahara: Trade Agreements 115 North Korea: Guided Weapons 102 Yemen: Armed Conflict 116 Nuclear Weapons 102 Yemen: Military Intervention 116 Older People: Human Rights 103 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 117 Overseas Aid: British Indian Ocean Territory 103 Bipolar Disorder: Suicide 117 Overseas Aid: Climate Change 104 Brain: Injuries 117 Overseas Aid: Females 105 Brain: Tumours 117 Pakistan: Religious Freedom 105 BSL Health Access: Finance 118 Palestinians: Coronavirus 106 Cancer: Greater London 118 Palestinians: Detainees 107 Care Homes: Coronavirus 119 Palestinians: Textbooks 107 Cerebral Palsy: Children 119 Papua New Guinea: Coronavirus 119 Astrazeneca 108 Coronavirus: Death 120 Passenger Ships: Coronavirus 108 Coronavirus: Disease Control 120 Coronavirus: Medical Records 120 Coronavirus: Screening 121 Nurses: Training 135 Coronavirus: Vaccination 121 Parkinson's Disease: Dementia: Research 125 Screening 135 Dental Services 125 Physician Associates: Regulation 135 Department of Health and Social Care: Written Questions 126 Pregnancy: Mental Health Services 136 Dermatology: Waiting Lists 126 Prescription Drugs: Misuse 136 Disability: Children 126 Sheltered Housing: Older Diseases 127 People 137 Eating Disorders 127 Social Services: Staff 137 Endometriosis: Research 127 Surgery: Foetuses 137 Food: Health 128 Surgery: Waiting Lists 138 Health Services and Social UK Health Security Agency 138 Services: Standards 128 HOME OFFICE 138 Health Services: Females 128 Alcoholic Drinks: Children 138 Health Services: Infectious Diseases 129 Animal Experiments 139 Health Services: Sign Asylum 140 Language 129 Asylum: Census 140 Health Services: South Asylum: Housing 140 Yorkshire 130 Asylum: Uighurs 142 Heart Diseases and Strokes: British National (Overseas): Research 130 Hong Kong 142 In Vitro Fertilisation: British Nationality 142 Homosexuality 131 British Nationality and English Learning Disability: Nurses 131 Language: Assessments 143 Maternity Services 132 British Nationality: Children 144 Medical Equipment: Innovation 132 British Nationality: East Africa 144 Medicine: Education 132 Cannabis: Medical Treatments 144 Members: Correspondence 133 Crime: Laboratories 144 Multiple Births 133 Dogs: Theft 145 NHS Test and Trace: Drugs: Organised Crime 145 Consultants 134 Emergency Services Network: NHS: Oxygen 134 Ceredigion 145 Nurses: Recruitment 134 Emergency Services Network: UK Visas and Immigration: Lifeboats 146 Correspondence 159 Emergency Services Network: Undocumented Migrants 160 Scotland 146 VFS Global: China 160 Entry Clearances: Coronavirus 147 Visas: Coronavirus 161 Fraud 147 Visas: Married People 161 Fraud: Telephones 148 Weddings: Coronavirus 162 Graduates: Visas 149 Youth Mobility Scheme: EU High Speed 2 Railway Line: Countries 162 Protest 149 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND Homicide: Russia 149 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 162 Human Trafficking: English Affordable Housing: Channel 150 Cambridgeshire 162 Immigration 150 All Party Park Homes Immigration: EU Nationals 151 Parliamentary Group 163 Members: Correspondence 153 Building Safety Fund 163 Migrant Workers 153 Buildings: Insulation 163 Migrant Workers: Video Burlington House 164 Games 154 Conveyancing: Disclosure of Migrants: Health Services 154 Information 164 Naturalisation: Fees and Domestic Abuse: Coronavirus 165 Charges 155 Duchy of Cornwall: Leasehold 165 NHS: Migrant Workers 155 Fire Prevention: Research 166 Philip Rutnam 156 High Rise Flats: Insulation 166 Proscribed Organisations 156 Homelessness: Ethnic Groups 168 Protest: Journalism 157 Homelessness: Young People 168 Radicalism: Coronavirus 157 Housing: Access 169 Refugees: Treaties 157 Housing: Airports 170 Registration of Births, Deaths, Housing: Enfield North 170 Marriages and Civil Housing: Insulation 170 Partnerships: Coronavirus 158 Housing: Rochester and Religious Practice: Strood 172 Coronavirus 158 Housing: Young People 172 Sexual Offences: Greater London 158 Levelling Up Fund 173 Levelling Up Fund: Wales 173 LGBT People 174 Foreign Investment in UK: Litter 174 Productivity 184 Liverpool City Council: GREAT 184 Councillors 175 Life Sciences: Finance
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