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Daily Report Monday, 11 September 2017 This report shows written answers and statements provided on 11 September 2017 and the information is correct at the time of publication (06:39 P.M., 11 September 2017). For the latest information on written questions and answers, ministerial corrections, and written statements, please visit: http://www.parliament.uk/writtenanswers/ CONTENTS ANSWERS 11 Department for Business, ATTORNEY GENERAL 11 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Temporary Employment 15 Law: Education 11 Directors: Females 16 BUSINESS, ENERGY AND INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY 11 Directors: Staff 16 AVEVA: Schneider Electric 11 Domestic Appliances: Counterfeit Manufacturing 18 Business: Pay 11 Domestic Visits: Glasgow East 18 Carbon Emissions: Housing 12 Driverless Vehicles 19 Chief Scientific Advisers 12 Energy: Billing 19 Company Law 13 Energy: Competition 20 Conditions of Employment 13 Energy: Low Incomes 20 Consumers: Protection 13 Energy: Meters 22 Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Energy: Prices 23 Arms Length External EURATOM 23 Organisations 14 Fracking: Harassment 24 Department for Business, Groceries Code Adjudicator 24 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Assets 14 Helium 24 Department for Business, Iron and Steel: Procurement 25 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Living Wage 25 Consultants 14 Mergers and Takeovers 26 Department for Business, Offshore Industry: North Sea 26 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Red Tape Initiative 15 Red Tape Initiative 26 Department for Business, Research: Science 27 Energy and Industrial Strategy: Sales: Misrepresentation: Secondment 15 Artificial Intelligence 27 Social Services: Minimum Historic Buildings: Repairs and Wage 27 Maintenance 38 Takeovers: Science 28 National Insurance CABINET OFFICE 29 Contributions 39 Civil Servants: Pensions 29 National Insurance Contributions: Self-employed 39 Educational Institutions: Electoral Registration Officers 29 PAYE 40 Electoral Register 29 Public Expenditure 40 Government Communication Public Sector: Pay 40 Service: Jordan 31 Revenue and Customs: Government Communication Environment Protection 41 Service: Secondment 31 Revenue and Customs: Staff 41 Government Communication Revenue and Customs: Service: Tunisia 31 Yorkshire and the Humber 42 Government Departments: Stamp Duties 42 Secondment 31 Taxation: Electronic Joint Ministerial Committee 32 Government 42 Public Sector: Ethnic Groups 32 Taxation: USA 43 Voting Rights: EU Nationals 32 Terrorism 43 TREASURY 33 Tourism: Northern Ireland 44 Apprentices: Taxation 33 Treasury: Assets 44 Atomic Weapons Research Treasury: Buildings 44 Establishment: Conditions of Treasury: Consultants 44 Employment 33 Treasury: Contracts 45 Child Tax Credit 34 Treasury: Cybercrime 47 Children: Day Care 34 Treasury: Procurement 47 Corporation Tax 35 Treasury: Public Expenditure 47 Cultural Heritage: Capital Taxes 35 Treasury: Secondment 47 Debt Relief (Developing Treasury: Staff 48 Countries) Act 2010 36 Unemployment 48 European Investment Bank 37 Welfare Tax Credits 48 European Union: Assets 37 COMMUNITIES AND LOCAL Government Departments: GOVERNMENT 49 Procurement 37 Affordable Housing 49 Help to Buy Scheme 38 Buildings: Safety 50 Business: Floods 51 Myanmar: Armed Forces 64 Commonhold and Leasehold 51 Navy: Recruitment 64 Fire Regulations 51 RAF Northolt 65 Grenfell Tower: Fires 52 RAF Northolt: Aviation 65 High Rise Flats: Databases 52 Unmanned Air Vehicles 66 High Rise Flats: Fire Yemen: Military Intervention 66 Prevention 52 DIGITAL, CULTURE, MEDIA AND High Rise Flats: Safety 54 SPORT 67 Housing: Construction 55 BBC: Apprentices 67 Leasehold: Forfeiture 55 BBC: Pay 67 Letting Agents: Fees and Broadband 67 Charges 55 Business: Telephone Services 68 Non-domestic Rates 55 Channel Four Television: Public Buildings: Fire Apprentices 68 Prevention 56 Charities: Finance 68 Rented Housing: Fire Communication: Competition 69 Prevention 57 Data Protection: EU Law 69 Revenue Support Grant 57 Department for Digital, Social Rented Housing 57 Culture, Media and Sport: Pay 70 Supported Housing 58 Gaming Machines 70 DEFENCE 59 Gaming Machines: Addictions 71 Aircraft Carriers: Procurement 59 Health Services: Arts 71 Armed Forces: Proscribed Motor Sports: Operating Costs 71 Organisations 59 Pornography: Internet 72 Army: GCSE 59 Public Libraries 72 Army: Graduates 60 Sports Competitors: Entry Army: Social Class 61 Clearances 73 Army: Training 61 Telecommunications: Army: Young People 62 Misrepresentation 73 EU Defence Policy 62 WiFi: Keighley 73 General Service Medal: Mali 63 EDUCATION 74 Korea: Security 63 Academies: Inspections 74 Ministry of Defence: Arms Adult Education: Finance 74 Length External Organisations 63 Apprentices: Females 75 Ministry of Defence: Myanmar 63 Armed Forces: Children 75 Child Minding 76 STEM Subjects: Higher Children: Day Care 76 Education 92 Children: Day care 78 Students: Housing 92 Children: Social Services 80 Students: Loans 92 Department for Education: Teachers: Disciplinary Arms Length External Proceedings 93 Organisations 81 Teachers: Labour Turnover 93 Department for Education: Teachers: Training 94 Consultants 81 Universities: Student Wastage 94 Department for Education: ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND Finance 81 RURAL AFFAIRS 95 Education: Standards 81 Agricultural Products: Females: Sports 82 Databases 95 Foster Care 82 Air Pollution 95 Free School Meals 83 Cats 96 Free School Meals: Stockton Dangerous Dogs: Cardiff North 83 Central 96 Free Schools: Admissions 84 Department for Environment, ICT: Education 84 Food and Rural Affairs: Cycling 97 Institute for Apprenticeships and Technical Education: Food Supply 97 Public Appointments 84 Seasonal Workers: Scotland 97 Overseas Students 85 Water Abstraction 98 Pre-school Education 85 EXITING THE EUROPEAN Pre-school Education: Staff 85 UNION 98 Pre-school Education: British Nationals Abroad: EU Teachers 86 Countries 98 Pupil Premium 86 Consumers 99 Pupils: Bullying 87 Department for Exiting the European Union: Brexit 100 Schools: Finance 88 Department for Exiting the Schools: Vocational Guidance 89 European Union: Welsh Secure Accommodation 90 Language 100 Sign Language: GCSE 90 European Communities Act Social Mobility 90 1972 100 Special Guardianship Orders 91 FOREIGN AND Bowel Cancer: Screening 111 COMMONWEALTH OFFICE 101 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 111 Australia: LGBT People 101 Chronic Illnesses: Diego Garcia: Ilois 101 Prescriptions 113 Foreign and Commonwealth Clinical Commissioning Office: Consultants 102 Groups 113 Foreign and Commonwealth Colorectal Cancer 113 Office: Secondment 102 Compulsorily Detained Mental Foreign and Commonwealth Patients 114 Office: Temporary Crimes of Violence: Acids 114 Employment 102 Dental Services: Children 115 India 103 Department of Health: Arms Kashmir: Human Rights 103 Length External Organisations 115 Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe 103 Department of Health: Assets 115 Nepal: Religious Freedom 104 Department of Health: Nigeria: Politics and Buildings 116 Government 104 Department of Health: North Korea: Foreign Redundancy 116 Relations 105 Department of Health: North Korea: International Redundancy Pay 116 Relations 105 Department of Health: Papua: Human Rights 105 Vacancies 116 Somaliland: Elections 106 Diabetes: Clinics 117 Ukraine: Organisation for E. coli: Dorset 117 Security and Cooperation in General Practitioners: Europe 106 Buildings 117 HEALTH 106 General Practitioners: Agricultural Products: Safety 106 Recruitment 117 Allergies 107 General Practitioners: Ambulance Services: Students 118 Blackpool 107 Genetics: Screening 118 Arthritis 108 Grenfell Tower: Mental Health Ataxia 109 Services 119 Autism: Mental Health Health Professions 119 Services 110 Health Professions: Grants 120 Biliary Cholangitis 111 Health Services 120 Health Services: Social Propranolol: Prescriptions 143 Services 121 Respiratory System: Medicine 144 Health Services: Standards 121 Smoking 144 Hearing Impaired: Telephone Smoking: Health Education 145 Services 121 Social Security Benefits: Hospitals: Broadband 122 Medical Certificates 146 Hospitals: Diabetes 122 Social Services: Disability 146 Hospitals: Fire Prevention 123 Tobacco 147 Hospitals: Non-domestic Rates 123 Vaccination 148 Hospitals: Smoking 124 HOME OFFICE 148 In Vitro Fertilisation 124 Agriculture: Migrant Workers 148 Lyme Disease 125 Asylum 148 Maternity Services 125 Asylum: Afghanistan 149 Medicine: Education 126 Asylum: Housing 149 Mental Illness: Prescription Asylum: Interviews 149 Drugs 127 British Nationality 150 NHS Professionals 127 British Nationality: English NHS Professionals: Language 150 Procurement 128 British Nationals Abroad: EU NHS Walk-in Centres: Countries 151 Closures 129 Brook House Immigration NHS Walk-in Centres: Removal Centre 151 Diabetes 129 Campsfield House Immigration NHS: Buildings 129 Removal Centre 151 NHS: Cybercrime 129 Deaths and Serious Incidents Nurses: Oxfordshire 130 in Police Custody Independent Nurses: Training 131 Review 152 Orkambi 132 Entry Clearances 152 Pharmacy 132 Entry Clearances: Bangladesh 152 Pigmeat: Hepatitis 139 Entry Clearances: Canada 154 Pregnancy 140 Home Office: Staff 154 Prescriptions 141 Immigration 154 Prescriptions: Exemptions 142 Immigration Controls: Australia 157 Prescriptions: Fees and Immigration: Appeals 157 Charges 143 Immigration: Biometrics 157 Immigration: EU Nationals 158 Department for International Immigration: Families 159 Development: Secondment 172 Immigration: Greater London 160 Education: Developing Countries 172 Intercountry Adoption 161 Overseas Aid 173 Passports 161 Rwanda: Human Rights
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