Written questions by Reed.

What contingency arrangements are in place to maintain payment of benefits and pensions in the event of a (a) major IT or (b) infrastructure disruption.

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How many cyber security incident reports relating to transport networks her Department received in the last 12 months.

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Food and Rural Affairs, what contingency measures her Department has in place to ensure food reserves in the event of a major disruption to food supply chains.

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What mechanisms exist to mobilise additional medical staff in the event of a national emergency.

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What assessment her Department has made of the capacity of the police mutual aid system to respond to simultaneous civil disorder in multiple police force areas.

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Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what assessment her Department has made of the adequacy of its consular surge capacity to support British nationals in the event of a large-scale overseas crisis.

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Commonwealth and Development Affairs, how many of her staff are trained for deployment as part of her Department's Rapid Deployment Teams for consular crises.

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How many meetings his Department has held with the Scottish Government in the last 12 months on coordinating resilience planning for risks that span reserved and devolved responsibilities.

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Innovation and Technology, when her Department last conducted a risk assessment of the ability of data centres designated as Critical National Infrastructure to continue operating during a sustained cyberattack.

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Whether his Department holds any government-owned strategic reserve of (a) petrol and (b) diesel for emergency use, separate from industry stockholding obligations.

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Communities and Local Government, what proportion of local authorities in England have an up-to-date community risk register and emergency plan.

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Media and Sport, when her Department last conducted a resilience test of public service broadcasting infrastructure against the scenario of a national telecommunications network failure.

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When his Department last assessed the resilience of prison infrastructure, including a) power, b) water and c) heating systems, to major failure.

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Food and Rural Affairs, when the National Drought Group last reviewed drought preparedness plans; and what the findings were.

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Food and Rural Affairs, when her Department last assessed the resilience of UK food supplies to a simultaneous disruption affecting major food-exporting countries; and what the findings of that assessment were.

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Whether his Department has a specific budget to support a) small and b) medium-sized businesses in developing business continuity plans for major disruption.

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Food and Rural Affairs, when her Department last assessed the resilience of water supplies in England; and what the findings were.

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What proportion of schools in England have a business continuity plan that has been reviewed in the last 12 months.

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A) what the UK's current gas storage capacity is as a proportion of average winter demand and b) how that compares with the capacity of other G7 countries.

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Food and Rural Affairs, what assessment her Department has made of the adequacy of the condition and capacity of food storage infrastructure used to support food security.

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