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Daily Report Tuesday, 29 June 2021 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 29 June 2021 and the information is correct at the time of publication (07:44 P.M., 29 June 2021). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 6 Coronavirus: Public Inquiries 18 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND Death 19 INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 6 Festivals and Special Aerospace Industry: Quality Occasions: Coronavirus 19 Control 6 G7: Cornwall 20 Coronavirus: Disinfectants 6 Members: Correspondence 20 Coronavirus: Vaccination 6 UK Trade with EU: Northern Department for Business, Ireland 21 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Weddings: Coronavirus 21 Training 7 DEFENCE 22 Green Homes Grant Scheme 7 France: Nuclear Weapons 22 Green Homes Grant Scheme: Planning Permission 8 Kenya: Counter-terrorism 23 Greenhouse Gas Emissions 9 Ministry of Defence: Freedom of Information 23 Heating: Housing 10 Ministry of Defence: Public Holiday Leave 12 Expenditure 23 Intellectual Property: Writers 12 Navy: Coronavirus 24 Post Office: ICT 13 Veterans: LGBT People 24 Research: Publishing 13 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND Spaceflight: Licensing 14 SPORT 25 CABINET OFFICE 16 Arts 25 Cabinet Office: Freedom of Biometrics: Public Places 26 Information 16 Broadband 27 Cabinet Office: Training 16 Broadband: Rural Areas 28 Coronavirus 17 Culture Recovery Fund 28 Coronavirus: Disease Control 18 Data Protection 29 2 Tuesday, 29 June 2021 Daily Report Department for Digital, Schools: Repairs and Culture, Media and Sport: Maintenance 44 Training 30 Schools: Sports 46 Digital Technology: Security 30 Students: Coronavirus 46 Events Industry: Coronavirus 31 ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND Internet: Safety 31 RURAL AFFAIRS 48 Mobile Phones: Fees and Agriculture: Competition 48 Charges 31 Animal Welfare: Select Music: Coronavirus 32 Committees 48 Music: Exports 33 Badgers and Cattle: Disease Musicians: EU Countries 33 Control 49 S4C: Finance 34 Badgers: Disease Control 50 Sportsgrounds: Coronavirus 34 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Telecommunications: Freedom of Information 51 Disadvantaged 35 Department for Environment, Telecommunications: Food and Rural Affairs: Infrastructure 35 Training 51 Telecommunications: Rural Food Supply 52 Areas 35 Food: UK Trade with EU 53 Tourism: Coronavirus 36 Ivory 53 EDUCATION 37 Nappies: Recycling 54 Children and Young People: Coronavirus 37 Pigmeat 54 Department for Education: Plastics: Waste Disposal 54 Freedom of Information 39 Poultry: Factory Farming 56 Department for Education: FOREIGN, COMMONWEALTH Training 40 AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 56 English Language: GCSE 40 Africa and Asia: Overseas Aid 56 Higher Education 40 British Council: Closures 57 Music: Coronavirus 41 Caribbean: Overseas Aid 57 National Tutoring Programme 42 Foreign, Commonwealth and Overseas Students: Development Office: Freedom Quarantine 42 of Information 58 Schools: Coronavirus 43 Husain Barakat 58 Schools: Politics 44 Iran: Nuclear Power 58 Iraq: Turkey 59 Tuesday, 29 June 2021 Daily Report 3 Islam Wael Fahmi Dar Nasser 59 Life Sciences: Research 76 Israel: Palestinians 60 Members: Correspondence 76 Jagtar Singh Johal 60 Mental Health Services: Libya: Elections 61 Fathers 76 Myanmar: Coronavirus 61 Mental Health Services: Females 77 Nigeria: Security 62 Myelodysplastic Syndromes: Nigeria: Violence 62 Drugs 77 Overseas Aid: HIV Infection 63 NHS: Computer Software 78 South Africa: Coronavirus 64 Non-surgical Cosmetic Sri Lanka: Coronavirus 64 Procedures 78 UN World Conference against Obesity 79 Racism 65 Out of Area Treatment 79 Zimbabwe: Coronavirus 65 Perinatal Mortality 79 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 66 Pharmacy 80 Abortion: Coronavirus 66 Podiatry: Coronavirus 80 Arthritis: Females 67 Pregnancy: Coronavirus 80 Axel Heitmueller 68 Social Services 81 Blackpool Teaching Hospitals Social Services: North East 81 NHS Foundation Trust and Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Social Services: Reform 81 NHS Trust: Cancer 68 Spinal Injuries 81 Care Homes: North East 68 Surgery: Children 82 Care Homes: Standards 69 Tourette's Syndrome 82 Carers: Coronavirus 69 HOME OFFICE 83 Cereals: Consumption 69 Animal Experiments: Dogs 83 Clinical Trials 69 Criminal Investigation: EU Coronavirus: Screening 70 Countries 84 Coronavirus: Vaccination 71 Home Office: Training 84 Dementia: Diagnosis 74 Homicide 85 Department of Health and Immigration: Afghanistan 85 Social Care: Freedom of Immigration: EU Nationals 86 Information 74 Independent Office for Police Health Services: Females 75 Conduct 89 Hearing: Testing 75 LGBT People: Birth Ivermectin 75 Certificates 89 4 Tuesday, 29 June 2021 Daily Report Metropolitan Police: Contempt of Court: Gender Recruitment 89 Recognition 97 Migrants: Documents 90 Courts: Wales 98 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND Marriage: Humanism 99 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 90 Ministry of Justice: Freedom of Building Safety Fund 90 Information 99 Buildings: Insulation 90 Ministry of Justice: Training 99 Community Development 91 Prison and Probation Service: Factory Farming: Planning 91 Crimes of Violence 100 Fracking: Planning Permission 92 Prisons: Females 102 Ministry of Housing, Rainsbrook Secure Training Communities and Local Centre 102 Government: Freedom of Rape: Criminal Proceedings 103 Information 92 Youth Custody: Ethnic Groups 103 Ministry of Housing, TRANSPORT 104 Communities and Local Government: Training 92 Cycling and Walking 104 Tree Preservation Orders 93 Department for Transport: Freedom of Information 104 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 93 Driving Licences 104 Coronavirus: International Cooperation 93 East Coast Railway Line and High Speed 2 Railway Line: Department for International Fares 105 Trade: Caribbean Community 94 Electric Scooters: Public Department for International Places 105 Trade: Freedom of Information 94 High Speed 2 Railway Line: Department for International Construction 106 Trade: Northern Ireland 94 High Speed 2 Railway Line: Department for International York 106 Trade: Wales 94 Level Crossings: Oxfordshire 107 Imports 95 Parking: Pedestrian Areas 107 Trade: Unfair Practices 95 Railway Stations: Tickets 107 UK Trade with EU: Food and Livestock 96 Railway Stations: Visual Impairment 108 JUSTICE 96 TREASURY 108 [Subject Heading to be Assigned] 96 Bank Services: Coronavirus 108 Beer: Excise Duties 109 Tuesday, 29 June 2021 Daily Report 5 Carbon Emissions: Public Disability: Health Services 117 Expenditure 109 Disability: Pay 118 Companies: Off-payroll Employment Schemes: Working 109 Disability 118 Coronavirus Job Retention Employment: Disability 119 Scheme 110 Job Creation 119 Equitable Life Assurance Society: Compensation 110 Members: Correspondence 119 Infrastructure: Finance 111 Natural Gas: Hydrogen 120 Insurance Companies: Pension Credit 120 Departmental Responsibilities 111 Pensioners: Poverty 121 Net Zero Review 111 Redundancy: Coronavirus 121 Research: Finance 113 Universal Credit: EU Nationals 122 Tourism and Travel: MINISTERIAL CORRECTIONS 123 Coronavirus 113 FOREIGN, COMMONWEALTH Treasury: Energy and AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 123 Environment Protection 114 Palestinians: Textbooks 123 Treasury: Training 114 WRITTEN STATEMENTS 124 WALES 114 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 124 Re-employment 114 Designated Settings Indemnity WOMEN AND EQUALITIES 115 Support September extension 124 Equal Pay 115 TRANSPORT 124 Racial Discrimination 115 European Motor Insurance WORK AND PENSIONS 116 Directive (Removal of Vnuk from UK law) 124 Coronavirus: Disease Control 116 HS2 Update 125 Department for Work and Pensions: Freedom of Information 117 Notes: Questions marked thus [R] indicate that a relevant interest has been declared. Questions with identification numbers of 900000 or greater indicate that the question was originally tabled as an oral question and has since been unstarred. 6 Daily Report Tuesday, 29 June 2021 ANSWERS ANSWERS BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY Aerospace Industry: Quality Control Jane Stevenson: [22024] To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, what financial impact assessment he has made of the effect on UK manufacturing companies of obtaining AS9100 certification. Paul Scully: The Government has not made a financial impact assessment of the effect on UK manufacturing companies of obtaining AS9100 certification. This is an industry standard rather than a regulatory requirement. The UK has been at the forefront of aviation for more than 100 years. Our Aerospace Sector is a world leader in the design, manufacture and aftercare of some of the highest value products on aircraft – wings, engines and advanced systems. Aerospace companies in the UK work to the highest quality and standards which ensures the world leading standing of our Aerospace sector. Coronavirus: Disinfectants Rachael Maskell: [20445] To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, if he will take steps to ensure hand sanitiser manufacturers provide clear information on the labels of their products on whether those products kill the covid-19 virus. Paul Scully: BEIS has no plans to place additional requirements on manufacturers of hand sanitiser. Coronavirus: Vaccination Theresa Villiers: [19517] To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, how many covid-19 vaccine doses will be available for booster jabs to be given in September and October 2021. Theresa Villiers: [19518] To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, how many covid-19 vaccine
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