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Daily Report Wednesday, 18 August 2021 CONTENTS Daily Report Wednesday, 18 August 2021 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 18 August 2021 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:18 P.M., 18 August 2021). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 12 Infrastructure: Greenhouse BUSINESS, ENERGY AND Gas Emissions 22 INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 12 Land Registry 23 ACAS 12 Large Goods Vehicles 24 Agency Workers: Coronavirus 12 Natural Gas: Carbon Business: Ethics 12 Emissions 24 Business: Newcastle Upon Natural Gas: Housing 25 Tyne Central 13 Re-employment 25 Business: Newcastle upon Sharing Economy: Conditions Tyne Central 13 of Employment 26 Carbon Emissions 14 Solar Power 26 Company Law 14 UK Shared Prosperity Fund 27 Coronavirus Job Retention University of Bristol: Contracts 27 Scheme: Holiday Leave 14 Viro: Renewable Heat Courier Services: Conditions Incentive Scheme 28 of Employment 15 CABINET OFFICE 29 Courier Services: Dismissal 15 11 Downing Street: Repairs Electric Vehicles 16 and Maintenance 29 Electric Vehicles: 9 Downing Street: Facilities 29 Wolverhampton 17 Cabinet Office: Energy 29 Energy Supply: Costs 17 Cabinet Office: Lord Feldman 30 Energy: Prices 19 Cabinet Office: Written Greenhouse Gas Emissions 19 Questions 30 Housing: Carbon Emissions 21 Chambers of Commerce: Housing: Insulation 22 Essex 30 Committee on Standards in EU External Trade: Carbon Public Life: Public Emissions 41 Appointments 31 Renewable Energy: Treaties 41 Coronavirus: Death 31 DEFENCE 42 Coronavirus: Disease Control 32 Afghanistan: Immigration 42 Customs: Holyhead 33 Ajax Vehicles: Procurement 42 Development and Use of Armoured Fighting Vehicles 43 Supply Chain Finance (and associated schemes) in Armoured Fighting Vehicles: Government Review 34 Sales 44 Development and Use of AWACS 45 Supply Chain Finance (And AWACS and Boeing E-3 45 Associated Schemes) in AWACS: Procurement 45 Government Review 34 Boeing E-3 46 Douglas Smith 34 Chinook Helicopters 47 Electronic Surveillance: Mobile Phones 35 Defence Equipment: Communication 47 Ewen Fergusson 35 Devonport Dockyard: G7: Cornwall 35 Radioactive Waste 47 Government Departments: Electronic Warfare 48 Directors 36 Guided Weapons 48 Meat: New Zealand 36 HMS Queen Elizabeth: Ministers: Email 37 Coronavirus 48 Nigel Boardman 37 Joint Strike Fighter Aircraft 49 Ports: EU Countries 38 Joint Strike Fighter Aircraft: Regional Planning and Meteor Missiles 49 Development: Greater London 38 Joint Strike Fighter Aircraft: UK Trade with EU: Civil Procurement 49 Servants 39 Kurds: Military Aid 50 Zero Hours Contracts: Merlin Helicopters: Early Yorkshire and the Humber 39 Warning Systems 50 COP26 39 Merlin Helicopters: Repairs Climate Change 39 and Maintenance 51 Climate Change: Treaties 40 Military Aircraft: In-flight Community Development: Refuelling 51 Climate Change 40 Military Aircraft: Operating Costs 51 Ministry of Defence: Email 52 Sportsgrounds: Coronavirus 65 Ministry of Defence: Staff 52 Swimming Pools 66 National Flagship: Iron and Tourism and Travel: Steel 52 Coronavirus 66 National Flagship: Tourism: Coronavirus 67 Procurement 53 Voluntary Organisations: Puma Helicopters 53 Integrated Care Boards 68 Puma Helicopters: Repairs Voluntary Work 68 and Maintenance 53 EDUCATION 69 RAF Lossiemouth: AWACS 54 Apprentices 69 Shipbuilding 54 Assessments: Equality 70 Submarines 54 Children: Day Care 70 Type 23 Frigates 54 Children: Reading 71 Type 45 Destroyers 55 Children: York 72 Wrecks: Protection 56 Condition Improvement Fund 73 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND Curriculum: Sign Language 74 SPORT 56 Department of Education: Artificial Intelligence: EU Email 74 Action 56 Education: Greater London 74 Broadband 57 Educational Institutions: Charities: Coronavirus 58 Coronavirus 75 Food: Advertising 59 Educational Institutions: Football 60 Putney 75 Football Index 60 Further Education: Finance 76 Gambling 60 Holiday Activities and Food Gambling Act 2005 61 Programme 76 Gambling: Reviews 61 Mathematics: Education 77 Gambling: Social Media 62 Mathematics: Higher Education 77 Information Commissioner's Office: Complaints 62 National Tutoring Programme: Infrastructure and Projects Internet: Fraud 63 Authority 78 IX Wireless: Blackburn 63 National Tutoring Programme: Rented Housing: Registration 64 Pay 78 Research: ICT 64 Pre-school Education: Social Media: Gambling 65 Coronavirus 79 Pupils: Absenteeism 81 Horses: Animal Welfare 99 Pupils: Coronavirus 82 Horses: Slaughterhouses 100 Pupils: Safety 82 Ivory: Trade 101 Schools: Coronavirus 83 Marine Protected Areas 101 Schools: North West 83 Musical Instruments: Customs 102 Schools: Ventilation 84 Plastics: Recycling 103 Social Services: Children 85 Plastics: Waste 103 Special Educational Needs 85 River Tamar: Radioactive Students: Assessments 86 Waste 104 Supply Teachers 87 Rivers: Pollution and Sewage 105 Training: Environment Sheep Scab: Disease Control 106 Protection 87 Slaughterhouses: Animal ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND Welfare 106 RURAL AFFAIRS 88 Tree Planting: North of Air Pollution 88 England 107 Air Pollution: Coronavirus 89 Tuna: Fishing Catches 108 Air Pollution: Greater London 90 Waste Disposal 109 Amazon: Consumer Goods 90 Waste Management 110 Animal Products: Imports 91 Waste Management: Finance 111 Animal Welfare 91 Water: Meters 111 Animal Welfare: Voluntary Wines: Imports 112 Organisations 91 FOREIGN, COMMONWEALTH Animals: Euthanasia 92 AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 112 Cats: Diseases 92 Afghanistan: Armed Conflict 112 Clean Air Zones: Bradford 93 Afghanistan: Females 112 Climate Change and Ecology 94 Afghanistan: NATO 113 Compost: Plastics 94 Afghanistan: Peacekeeping Operations 113 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Email 96 Afghanistan: Taliban 114 Fishing Vessels: Monitoring 96 Bermuda: EU External Trade 114 Flood Control: Urban Areas 97 China: Uighurs 115 Food: Consumption 98 Commonwealth: Embassies 116 Food: Waste 98 Developing Countries: Climate Change 116 Horses: Animal Breeding 99 Developing Countries: Food Abortion: Coronavirus 128 Supply 116 Abortion: Drugs 129 Developing Countries: Accident and Emergency Women's Rights 117 Departments: Mental Illness 131 Diplomatic Service: Flags 118 Asthma: Health Services 131 Foreign, Commonwealth and Asthma: Medical Treatments 132 Development Office: Ethnic Groups 118 Asthma: Prescriptions 132 Foreign, Commonwealth and Asthma: Telemedicine 132 Development Office: Flags 118 Babylon Health 132 Gas Fired Power Stations: Baroness Harding of Overseas Aid 119 Winscombe 133 Gulf States: Foreign Relations 119 Bio Products Laboratory 133 Integrated Activity Fund 120 Blood Cancer: Coronavirus 135 International Fund for Israeli- Borderline Substances Palestinian Peace 120 Advisory Committee 135 Israel: Gaza 121 Brain: Tumours 136 Israel: Palestinians 121 Bunzl Healthcare: Protective Libya: Travel Information 122 Clothing 136 Nepal: Coronavirus 122 Business Travel: Coronavirus 137 Saudi Arabia: Capital Calcium and Milk: Children Punishment 123 and Young People 137 South Africa: Property Rights 123 Cancer: Medical Treatments 138 Sri Lanka: Human Rights 124 Cancer: Nurses 138 Sri Lanka: Sanctions 125 Cancer: Staff 140 Tigray: Armed Conflict 125 Cancer: Waiting Lists 140 Turkey: Politics and Care Homes and Hospices: Government 125 Coronavirus 141 Turkey: Radicalism 126 Care Homes: Coronavirus 142 USAID 126 Care Homes: Dual Jobholding 143 West Papua: Coronavirus 126 Care Homes: Vacancies 143 Yemen: Food Supply 127 Care UK 143 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 127 Carers 144 [Subject Heading to be Carers: Career Development 144 Assigned] 127 Carers: Recruitment 145 Abortion 127 Conditions of Employment 145 Coronavirus 145 Eating Disorders: Mental Coronavirus: Children 146 Health Services 174 Coronavirus: Contact Tracing 147 Electronic Cigarettes 174 Coronavirus: Contracts 148 Endometriosis: Diagnosis 175 Coronavirus: Death 148 Females: Health Services 175 Coronavirus: Disease Control 149 Food: Labelling 176 Coronavirus: Immunotherapy 153 Gender Recognition: Clinics 177 Coronavirus: Protective Gender Recognition: Surgery 177 Clothing 154 General Practitioners 178 Coronavirus: Quarantine 154 General Practitioners: Coronavirus: Screening 155 Quarantine 179 Coronavirus: Vaccination 159 General Practitioners: Telemedicine 179 Coronavirus: York 165 Genetic Engineering 179 Dementia: Diagnosis 165 Government Departments: Dementia: Research 166 Coronavirus 180 Dental Services 166 Health and Care Bill 180 Department of Health and Health and Social Care Act Social Care: CCTV 167 2008 (Regulated Activities) Department of Health and (Amendment) (Coronavirus) Social Care: China 167 Regulations 2021 180 Department of Health and Health Services 181 Social Care: Contracts 168 Health Services and Social Department of Health and Services: Quarantine 181 Social Care: Email 168 Health Services and Social Department of Health and Services: Social Distancing 182 Social Care: Security 169 Home Care Services: Local Department of Health and Government 182 Social Care: Written Questions 170 Hospital Beds 182 Dermatitis: Waiting Lists 171 Hospitals: Consultants 183 Dermatology 171 Hospitals: Coronavirus 183 Diabetes: Health Services 172 Hospitals: Meat 184 Disability: Children 172 Hospitals: Staff 184 Doctors' List of Patients 173 Hospitals: Ventilation 185 Earwax: Medical Treatments 173 In Vitro Fertilisation 185 Infectious Diseases: Disease NHS and Social Care Control 186 Coronavirus Life Assurance Integrated Care Systems
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