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“Insolvency of certain persons with an interest in higher-risk and relevant buildings: Schedule 7 - Right to vary lease to replace rent with peppercorn rent (27 Feb 2024)

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Written Answers — Home Office: Heathrow Airport: Immigration Controls (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Yes. An Equality Impact Assessment on the Heathrow Change Programme was completed and shared with trade unions. An Equality Impact Assessment on the proposed roster was completed and shared with trade unions. A further Equality Impact Assessment will be undertaken in line with the implementation of the new roster.

Written Answers — Home Office: Visas: Horticulture (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Scheme Operators are required to have a clear employer transfer pathway in place as a condition of holding their sponsor licence, including transparent criteria for making a transfer request and a process for considering such requests. The Scheme Operators must not normally refuse requests to change employers and may only do so where there are significant reasons preventing a transfer, for...

Written Answers — Home Office: Biometric Residence Permits: Standards (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: At the point a decision is made to grant permission to remain, a BRP is automatically requested by the caseworking system and data is sent to the DVLA for the BRP to be produced. Any automatic requests that become “stuck” when sent to DVLA are targeted and proactive reporting is being developed to identify such cases earlier. During 2023, DVLA produced 99.6% of BRPs within 24 hours of...

Written Answers — Home Office: Home Office: ICT (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: The exact number of people awaiting decisions on applications to the Home Office as a result of technical issues in each month since January 2023 is not information currently held in a reportable format.

Written Answers — Home Office: Home Office: ICT (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: ...and resolve these so the case can be completed within its service standard. Where the technical issue may cause the case to go out of service standard, caseworking teams will write to the customer to inform them of the delay and keep them informed of progress. The latest published statistics which includes data on performance against Service Level Agreement for Standard, Priority and...

Written Answers — Home Office: Windrush Compensation Scheme (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: The Windrush Compensation Scheme’s priority is to ensure people receive the maximum compensation as quickly as possible. The time taken to allocate a claim for a substantive casework consideration has been reduced from 18 months to under 4 months. The 4-month period includes all essential eligibility checks, together with a Preliminary Assessment to make an initial payment of £10,000...

Written Answers — Home Office: Assessments: Fraud (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Where the courts have concluded that an individual was innocent of cheating in their English Language test, it is open to that individual to request compensation through established processes.

Written Answers — Home Office: Northern Ireland Strategic Migration Partnership (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: The Home Office continues to engage with Northern Ireland government departments to progress agreements to ensure continued delivery for service users in Northern Ireland. We have multiple agreements with varying Northern Ireland government departments in place to achieve this.

Written Answers — Home Office: Asylum: Anti-social Behaviour (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Our accommodation providers deliver induction briefings and information packs to all new arrivals. Asylum seekers are clearly advised of the expectations the Home Office and accommodation providers have for them to behave responsibly while they are accommodated in Home Office properties. The Home Office expects the highest standards from its accommodation providers, and we have a robust...

Written Answers — Home Office: Asylum: Housing (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Data on the number of supported asylum seekers in accommodation (including in contingency hotels and other contingency accommodation) is published in table Asy_D11 here: Asylum and resettlement datasets - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk).

Written Answers — Home Office: Biometric Residence Permits: Ukraine (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: We are aware of occasions where Ukrainians did not have their passport endorsed by an immigration official on arrival. Measures have been taken to prevent this from occurring in the future, and steps are being taken to progress those applications affected as soon as possible.

Written Answers — Home Office: Home Office: ICT (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Increasingly since 2023, applications to remain in the United Kingdom have been processed on the new caseworking system, Atlas. It is a complex system that has many integrated services such as security checking, sending notifications to applicants, triggering the production of BRP cards or creation of digital status. Whilst there have been some issues encountered as Atlas has been developed,...

Written Answers — Home Office: Asylum: Religion (27 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: All asylum and human rights claims, including those based on religion or belief, are carefully considered on their individual merits in accordance with our international obligations, so that we do not remove anyone who faces persecution or serious harm on return to their country of origin. Detailed Home Office policy guidance provides a framework for considering asylum claims, including...

Written Answers — Home Office: Migrants: Health Services (26 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Applicants who have been granted entry clearance under paragraph 319X on the Immigration Rules or Appendix Child Staying with or joining a Non-Parent Relative (Appendix CNP) for more than 6 months, are required to pay the Immigration Health Surcharge which covers the period of leave to enter they have been granted. Applicants who have been granted entry clearance under paragraph 319X on the...

Written Answers — Home Office: Asylum: Hendon (26 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Data on the number of supported asylum seekers accommodated in each local authority area and the number of supported asylum seekers in accommodation (including in contingency hotels and other contingency accommodation) is published in table Asy_D11 here: Asylum and resettlement datasets - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk).

Written Answers — Home Office: Overseas Students: Albania (26 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: The Home Office publishes data on Student visas by nationality in the ‘Immigration Statistics Quarterly Release’. Data on the outcomes of Student visas are published in table ‘Vis_D02’ of the detailed entry clearance visas dataset. Selecting ‘Student’ from the visa type subgroup filter will output data on Student visas. Nationality and time frames can also be filtered. Information...

Written Answers — Home Office: Biometric Residence Permits (26 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Home Office colleagues are working closely together to improve our processes and ensure Biometric Residence Permits (BRPs) are issued as quickly as possible. BRP production is an automated function on our caseworking systems. However, delays can arise due to process errors. We have introduced a dedicated support function to work at speed to resolve user/process issues and to drive BRP process...

Written Answers — Home Office: Visas: Married People (26 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: From 11 April 2024, we will raise the minimum income threshold for Family visas to £29,000, that is the 25th percentile of earnings for jobs which are eligible for Skilled Worker visas. We will incrementally increase the threshold, moving to the 40th percentile (currently £34,500), and finally to the 50th percentile (currently £38,700, and the level at which the General Skilled Worker...

Written Answers — Home Office: Migrant Workers: NHS (26 Feb 2024)

Tom Pursglove: Migrants applying to work in the NHS on the basis of the Health and Care Worker visa are exempt from paying the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS). Migrants applying on other immigration routes are required to pay the IHS as part of their application. Migrants employed in the NHS on visas other than the Health and Care Worker visa are able to claim reimbursement of the IHS paid for periods...


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