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Daily Report Monday, 23 April 2018 CONTENTS Daily Report Monday, 23 April 2018 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 23 April 2018 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:43 P.M., 23 April 2018). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 10 CABINET OFFICE 17 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND British Nationals Abroad: INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 10 Voting Rights 17 Department for Business, Cabinet Office: Databases 17 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Cabinet Office: Recruitment 17 Living Wage 10 Electoral Register 18 Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Employment: Hearing Recruitment 10 Impairment 18 Department for Business, Government Departments: Energy and Industrial Strategy: Contracts 19 Travellers 11 Government Departments: En+ Group: Stocks and Interserve 19 Shares 11 Government Departments: Furniture: Formaldehyde 12 Recruitment 19 Grenfell Tower: Fires 12 Interserve 20 Holiday Leave 13 Prescription Drugs: Misuse 20 Iron and Steel: Port Talbot 13 Self-employed 20 Mental Health: Research 13 Senior Civil Servants: Dismissal 21 Minerals: Planning 14 Voluntary Work: Young People 21 Nuclear Power: Consultants 14 DEFENCE 22 Parental Leave: Males 14 Armed Forces: Vacancies 22 Reaction Engines 15 AWACS 23 Small Businesses: Billing 15 CarillionAmey 23 Space Technology 16 Chemical Weapons: Armed Working Hours 16 Forces 23 Defence 24 Defence: Radar 24 Voluntary Work: Young People 36 European Fighter Aircraft 25 West Bromwich Albion Frigates: Cruise Missiles 25 Football Club 40 Matt Tonroe 26 Youth Services 40 Military Bases: Trespass 26 EDUCATION 40 Military Decorations 26 Academies 40 Ministry of Defence: Academies: Standards 41 Cambridge Analytica and SCL Apprentices: Taxation 42 Group 26 Business: Education 42 Ministry of Defence: Contracts 27 Carers: Finance 43 Ministry of Defence: ICT 28 Children in Care 43 Royal Fleet Auxiliary 28 Children's Centres 44 Syria: Military Intervention 28 Children's Centres: Closures 45 Syria: Peacekeeping Collective Spirit Multi-academy Operations 29 Trust 45 Tornado Aircraft 29 Degrees 46 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND Dentistry: Training 46 SPORT 29 Department for Education: ICT 46 Advertising: Eating Disorders 29 Department for Education: Broadband 30 Living Wage 47 Charitable Donations 30 Department for Education: Crime: Young People 30 Recruitment 47 Department for Digital, Digital Technology: Adult Culture, Media and Sport: ICT 31 Education 48 Department for Digital, Disabled Students' Allowances 48 Culture, Media and Sport: Education Fellowship Trust: Recruitment 31 Schools 49 Department for Digital, Education: Standards 49 Culture, Media and Sport: Travellers 32 Faith Schools: Admissions 50 ERASMUS 32 Foster Care 50 Gambling: Internet 33 Foster Care: Finance 50 Housing: Broadband 34 Homelessness: Care Leavers 51 National Citizen Service Trust 34 Music: Primary Education 51 Social Mobility 36 Nurses: Training 51 Voluntary Work: Honours 36 Pre-school Education 52 Pre-school Education: Fisheries 68 Assessments 52 Floods: Insurance 69 Primary Education: Free Hedgehogs: Conservation 69 School Meals 52 Incinerators 70 Pupil Exclusions: Derbyshire 53 Ivory: Sales 70 Pupils: Disadvantaged 53 Landfill 71 Pupils: Sanitary Protection 54 Motor Vehicles: Batteries 71 Reading: Lewisham Deptford 55 Packaging: Recycling 72 Refugees: English Language 56 Pet Travel Scheme 72 School Meals 57 Pet Travel Scheme: Fraud 72 Schools: Asbestos 58 Recycling 74 Schools: Construction 58 UK Export Certification Schools: Standards 59 Partnership 74 Secondary Education: Waste Management 75 Standards 60 Wolves: Conservation 75 Self-employed: Adoption 60 EXITING THE EUROPEAN Special Educational Needs 61 UNION 75 Special Educational Needs: Agriculture 75 Autism 63 Belfast Agreement 76 STEM Subjects: Higher Education 63 Brexit 76 Students: Loans 64 Department for Exiting the European Union: ICT 76 Teachers: Training 64 Department for Exiting the T-levels 64 European Union: Living Wage 77 Universities Superannuation Department for Exiting the Scheme 65 European Union: Recruitment 77 Wakefield City Academies Department for Exiting the Trust 66 European Union: Travellers 77 Wakefield City Academies EURATOM 78 Trust: Assets 66 Standards 78 ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS 67 FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE 79 Biodiversity 67 Ahmed Mansoor 79 Domestic Waste: Recycling 67 Bahrain: Elections 79 Environment Protection 68 EU Countries: Biodiversity 68 Bahrain: Politics and Care Homes 89 Government 79 Carers 90 Bahrain: Prisons 80 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 90 Bahrain: Torture 80 Coeliac Disease: Children 91 Egypt: Human Rights 81 Complex Regional Pain Ethnic Groups: Human Rights 81 Syndrome 91 Foreign and Commonwealth Continuing Care 91 Office: Living Wage 81 Dental Services 92 Foreign and Commonwealth Dental Services: Yorkshire and Office: Public Expenditure 82 the Humber 92 Foreign and Commonwealth Department of Health and Office: Recruitment 82 Social Care: Public Israel: Palestinians 82 Expenditure 93 Libya: Armed Conflict 83 Dermatitis 93 Michelle Samaraweera 83 Detention Centres: Mental Russia: Diplomatic Relations 84 Health Services 93 Scandinavia: Sami 84 Diabetes: Medical Equipment 94 South Africa: Crimes Against Diseases 94 the Person 84 Drugs 95 South America: Overseas Drugs: Prices 95 Companies 85 Drugs: Rural Areas 96 Torture 85 Epilepsy: Death 96 USA: Travel Restrictions 85 General Practitioners 98 Vietnam: Christianity 86 Genito-urinary Medicine: Western Sahara: Natural Clinics 98 Resources 86 Halton Clinical Commissioning Western Sahara: Group 99 Peacekeeping Operations 86 Health Services 99 Western Sahara: Health Services: Waiting Lists 99 Referendums 87 Health: Equipment 100 HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 87 Healthy Start Scheme 100 Accident and Emergency Departments 87 Heart Diseases 101 Alcoholic Drinks: Misuse 88 Hepatitis: Greater Manchester 102 Breastfeeding 88 HIV Infection: Drugs 102 Caesarean Sections 89 Inflammatory Bowel Disease 103 Irritable Bowel Syndrome 104 Engineers and Scientists: Leukaemia: Medical Visas 118 Treatments 104 Female Genital Mutilation: Lymphoedema 105 Lewisham 118 Medical Treatments: Hate Crime: Social Media 119 Innovation 106 Home Office: ICT 119 Medicines and Medical Home Office: Recruitment 120 Devices Safety Review 107 Immigration 120 Mental Health Services: Immigration: Turkey 121 Children and Young People 107 Knife Crime Community Fund 121 NHS: Finance 108 Members: Correspondence 122 NHS: Land 108 Offensive Weapons: Young NHS: Waiting Lists 108 People 122 Nurses: Training 109 Organised Crime: Drugs 122 Nutrition: Children 109 Passports: Contracts 123 Orkambi 109 Passports: Republic of Ireland 123 Paramedical Staff 110 Places of Worship Security Patients: Nutrition 110 Funding Scheme 124 Personal Health Budgets 111 Slavery 124 Pharmacy: Negligence 111 Slavery: Children 125 Pneumococcal Diseases: Vetting: Construction 126 Vaccination 112 Visas 126 Postnatal Care 112 Visas: Skilled Workers 127 Pregnancy: Sodium Valproate 113 HOUSING, COMMUNITIES AND Prescriptions 113 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 127 Rare Diseases 114 Affordable Housing: Skin Diseases 114 Expenditure 127 Social Services 115 Community Relations 128 Spinal Injuries 115 Council Tax: Empty Property 128 Surgical Mesh Implants 116 High Rise Flats: Fire Prevention 129 HOME OFFICE 116 Housing 130 Asylum: English Language 116 Housing: Finance 130 Cannabis: Medical Treatments 117 Housing: Prices 131 Crime: West Midlands 117 L and Q Housing 131 Local Government 131 JUSTICE 142 Local Government Finance 132 Courts: Closures 142 Local Government Finance: Custodial Treatment 150 EU Grants and Loans 132 Debt Collection 150 Local Government Finance: Divorce 151 Fire Prevention 133 Driving under Influence: North Local Government: Dorset 133 West 151 Ministry of Housing, Environmental Protection Act Communities and Local 1990: North Wales 151 Government: ICT 135 John Worboys 152 Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Justice and Security Act 2013 153 Government: Living Wage 135 Legal Aid Scheme 153 Mobile Homes 136 Legal Aid Scheme: Private Rented Housing: Expenditure 153 Social Security Benefits 136 Magistrates 154 Unitary Councils 137 Ministry of Defence: Public Unitary Councils: Dorset 138 Expenditure 154 Waste Management 138 Ministry of Justice: Recruitment 154 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 138 Ministry of Justice: Travellers 155 Developing Countries: Remand in Custody 156 Sustainable Development 138 Suspended Sentences 157 South Sudan and Sudan: Tribunals: Video Conferencing 157 Human Trafficking 139 NORTHERN IRELAND 157 Syria: Chemical Weapons 139 Integrated Schools: Northern INTERNATIONAL TRADE 140 Ireland 157 Arms Trade: Export Controls 140 Northern Ireland Office: Department for International Cybercrime 158 Trade: Living Wage 140 PRIME MINISTER 158 Department for International AggregateIQ 158 Trade: Recruitment 140 Older People: Departmental Export Controls 141 Responsibilities 158 Free Trade: Trade SCOTLAND 159 Agreements 141 Land: Scotland 159 Trade Agreements 141 Scotland Office: Cybercrime 159 Scotland Office: Living Wage 159 Railways: Merseyside 173 Sovereignty: Scotland 160 Railways: Northumberland 174 TRANSPORT 160 Railways: Private Sector 175 A1: Northumberland 160 Road Traffic: East Midlands 175 Aviation: Seating 160 Road Traffic: Southwark 176 Blue Badge Scheme 161 Roads: Repairs and Bus Services: West Midlands 161 Maintenance 176 Carillion: Insolvency 162 Rolling Stock 177 Department for Transport:
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