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Daily Report Tuesday, 1 September 2020 CONTENTS Daily Report Tuesday, 1 September 2020 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 1 September 2020 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:30 P.M., 01 September 2020). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 10 Energy Supply: Electric ATTORNEY GENERAL 10 Vehicles 17 Crown Prosecution Service: Foreign Companies: China 18 Coronavirus 10 Furniture: Fire Resistant Emergency Services: Crimes Materials 18 of Violence 10 Galileo System 18 Retail Trade: Crimes of Green Homes Grant Scheme 19 Violence 11 New Businesses: Young Sentencing 11 People 19 Sexual Offences: Private OneWeb 20 Rented Housing 12 Oneweb: Investment 20 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND Overseas Aid: Developing INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 12 Countries 21 Aerospace Industry: East Postgraduate Education: Midlands 12 Government Assistance 21 Aviation: Renewable Energy 13 Public Houses: Coronavirus 22 Batteries: Manufacturing Public Houses: Hospitality Industries 13 Industry 22 Business: Coronavirus 14 Redundancy Pay: Coronavirus Consumers: Credit 14 Job Retention Scheme 23 Coronavirus Job Retention Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Scheme 15 Grant Fund 23 Coronavirus: Vaccination 15 Small Businesses: Research 24 Department for Business, Universities: China 24 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Cabinet Office: Training 25 Ministerial Responsibility 16 Census: Sikhs 25 Disability: Coronavirus 16 Civil Servants: Coronavirus 25 Democracy 26 Holiday Play Schemes: West Marriage: Coronavirus 26 Midlands 40 Peers: Donors 27 Pupils: Stationery 40 UK Trade with EU 27 Schools: Attendance 41 DEFENCE 28 Schools: Coronavirus 42 Aircraft Carriers: Far East 28 Students: Assessments 44 Armed Forces: Coronavirus 28 Students: Commonwealth 45 Armed Forces: Counter- ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND terrorism 30 RURAL AFFAIRS 46 Armed Forces: Recruitment 30 Air Pollution: Ethnic Groups and Females 46 Iraq: Detainees 31 Beef: Prices 46 Navy: Pay 31 Chemicals: Regulation 47 Porton Down: Ministerial Policy Advisers 32 Dogs: Meat 48 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND Fisheries: Iceland 48 SPORT 32 Furniture: Fire Resistant Arts and Cultural Heritage: Materials 49 Coronavirus 32 Furs: Coronavirus 49 Broadband: Religious Glyphosate 50 Buildings 32 Grapes: Imports 50 Gambling: Interent 33 Litter 51 ICT: China 34 Litter: Coronavirus 51 Telecommunications 34 Per- and Polyfluorinated Alkyl Theatres: Coronavirus 35 Substances 52 EDUCATION 35 Pets: Travel 53 Adoption Support Fund 35 Public Footpaths: Coastal Children in Care 36 Areas 53 Children in Care: Foster Care 36 Rivers: Conservation 54 Children in Care: Pupil Supermarkets: Coronavirus 54 Premium 37 Total Allowable Catches 55 Children: Day Care 37 Water: Norfolk 55 Edge Hill University 38 Wildlife: Smuggling 56 Foster Care 38 Wines: Imports 57 Higher Education: Coronavirus 39 FOREIGN AND Nigeria: Christianity 69 COMMONWEALTH OFFICE 57 Occupied Territories: African Union 57 Coronavirus 72 Andrew Buncombe 58 Riot Control Weapons: Chile 73 Bahrain: Capital Punishment 58 Russia: Coal 73 British Nationals Abroad: Sanctions 74 Coronavirus 59 Saudi Arabia: Capital Chile: Human Rights 59 Punishment 74 China: Capital Punishment 60 Yemen: Coronavirus 74 China: Diplomatic Relations 60 Yemen: Military Intervention 75 China: Sanctions 61 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 75 China: Uighurs 62 Abortion 75 Cyprus: Coronavirus 62 Antidepressants: Children 76 Egypt: Capital Punishment 63 Arthritis: Health Services 76 Ethiopia: Politics and Autism 76 Government 63 Breast Milk: Donors 76 Ethiopia: Violence 63 Care Homes: Coronavirus 77 Foreign and Commonwealth Care Homes: Protective Office: Overseas Aid 64 Clothing 77 Foreign, Commonwealth and Care Homes: Visits 77 Development Office: Overseas Aid 64 Contact Tracing: Computer Software 78 FSO Safer 64 Coronavirus: Contact Tracing 79 Germany: Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps 65 Coronavirus: Disease Control 80 Guatemala: Courts 65 Coronavirus: Newcastle Upon Tyne 81 Hezbollah and Yemen: Weapons 66 Coronavirus: Protective Clothing 82 Hong Kong: Christianity 66 Coronavirus: Screening 83 Hopewell Chin'ono 66 Coronavirus: Vaccination 84 Huang Jiefu 67 Coronavirus: West Midlands 85 Human Rights: Sanctions 67 Cystic Fibrosis: Medical India: Coronavirus 68 Treatments 85 Iraq: Capital Punishment 69 Dental Health: Children 86 Middle East: International Dental Services: Birmingham 86 Assistance 69 Dental Services: Children 86 Medicines and Medical Dental Services: Finance 87 Devices Safety Independent Review 98 Dental Services: Protective Clothing 87 Mental Health Services: Children 99 Department of Health and Social Care: Coronavirus 87 Mental Health Services: Coronavirus 100 Department of Health and Social Care: Training 88 Mental Health Services: Schools 100 Department of Health and Social Care: Written Questions 89 Methadone: Prescriptions 101 Exercise 89 Multiple Sclerosis 101 Gender Recognition 90 Multiple Sclerosis: Diagnosis 102 Gender Recognition: Multiple Sclerosis: Health Coronavirus 90 Services 102 Gender Recognition: Tavistock NHS: Contracts 103 and Portman NHS Foundation NHS: Coronavirus 103 Trust 90 NHS: Ethnic Groups 104 General Practitioners: NHS: Parking 105 Coronavirus 91 NHS: Procurement 105 Health and Social Service: Protective Clothing 91 NHS: Safety 106 Health Services: Devolution 91 Obesity 106 Health Services: Domestic Obesity: Devolution 107 Violence 92 Ophthalmic Services 107 Health Services: Internet 93 Ophthalmic Services: Health Services: Repairs and Coronavirus 108 Maintenance 94 Ophthalmic Services: Health: Equality 94 Transport 108 Hearing Impairment: Ophthalmology: Charities 109 Coronavirus 94 Pain: Health Services 109 HIV Infection: Drugs 95 Parkinson's Disease: Health Hospitals: Coronavirus 96 Services 110 Influenza: Vaccination 97 Patients: Coronavirus 111 Local Government: Postnatal Depression 111 Coronavirus 97 Pregnancy: Mortality Rates 112 Medical Records: Data Prostate Cancer: Human Protection 97 Papillomavirus 112 Rare Diseases: Children 112 Passports 135 Rare Diseases: Diagnosis 113 Passports: EU Countries 135 Rare Diseases: Drugs 113 Prisoners: Repatriation 135 Self-harm: Children 114 Refugees: Children 136 Sheltered Housing: Refugees: Families 136 Coronavirus 114 Religious Buildings: Security 137 Smoking 114 Slavery 137 Surgery: Health Professions 115 Telecommunications 138 Trikafta 116 Visas: Married People 139 Ventilators 116 HOUSE OF COMMONS Ventilators: Children 117 COMMISSION 139 HOME OFFICE 119 Parliament: Staff 139 Airports: Coronavirus 119 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND Amazon: Nitrous Oxide 120 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 140 Animal Experiments 121 Affordable Housing: Construction 140 Animal Experiments: Dogs 121 Building Safety Fund 140 Asylum: Families 122 Fire Extinguishers 140 Asylum: Interviews 122 Help to Buy Scheme: Detention Centres: Risk Coronavirus 142 Assessment 122 High Rise Flats: Fire Exploitation: Children 124 Prevention 142 Home Office: Staff 124 High Rise Flats: Insulation 142 Home Office: Training 125 Local Government Finance 144 Immigrants: Domestic Abuse 126 Local Government Finance: Immigrants: Finance 127 Coronavirus 144 Immigration: EU Nationals 129 Local Government Services: Immigration: Health Insurance 129 Coronavirus 146 Immigration: Hong Kong 130 Local Government: Coronavirus 147 Immigration: Married People 131 Private Rented Housing: Intelligence Services: Housing Benefit 147 Registration 132 Property Development: Isle of Internet: Safety 133 Dogs 148 Members: Correspondence 134 Public Lavatories: Coronavirus 150 Migrant Workers: Redundancy 134 Social Rented Housing: East Africa: World Food Waiting Lists 151 Programme 161 Supported Housing: Ethiopia: Food Supply 162 Regulation 152 Europe: Undocumented Town and Country Planning Migrants 162 (General Permitted Food Poverty: Overseas Aid 162 Development) (England) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order Food: Coronavirus 163 2020 152 Foreign, Commonwealth and Towns Fund 152 Development Office 163 Towns Fund: Yorkshire and Foreign, Commonwealth and the Humber 153 Development Office: Conditions of Employment 164 Travellers: Caravan Sites 153 Ghana: Corruption 164 Urban Areas: Finance 154 Global Fund to Fight Aids, Visual Impairment: Social Tuberculosis and Malaria 165 Distancing 155 Integrated Security, Defence, INTERNATIONAL Development and Foreign DEVELOPMENT 155 Policy Review 165 CDC: Investment 155 Israel: Palestinians 166 CDC: ONOMO Hotels 156 Overseas Aid 166 CDC: Private Equity 156 Overseas Aid: Coronavirus 168 CDC: Wonderchef 157 Overseas Aid: Payments 168 Coronavirus: Disease Control 157 Overseas Aid: Standards 168 Coronavirus: Research 158 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 169 Department for International Agreement On Climate Development : Contracts 158 Change, Trade and Department for International Sustainability 169 Development: Procurement 159 Arms Trade: Saudi Arabia 169 Developing Countries: Biodiversity 171 Coronavirus 159 Department for International Developing Countries: Money Trade: Overseas Aid 171 Laundering 160 Exports: Fuel Cells 171 Developing Countries: Nutrition 161 Felixstowe Port: A14 172 Developing Countries: Imports: Motor Vehicles 172 Overseas Aid 161 Internet: USA 172 Strategic Trade Advisory Prisons: Coronavirus 189 Group 173 Prisons: Disclosure of Tidal Power 173 Information 191 Trade Agreements: Conditions Prisons: Pay 191 of Employment 173 Rape: Criminal Proceedings 192 Trade Agreements: Motor Sexual Offences: Immigrants 193 Vehicles 173 Special Guardianship Orders 193 Trade Agreements:
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