Written questions by McMurdock.

What steps her Department is taking to support students at risk of dropping out due to changes in funding eligibility.

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How many students had their (a) maintenance loans and (b) grants withdrawn due to being reclassified as distance learners in the most recent 12-month period for which data are available.

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How many students were affected by the withdrawal of (a) maintenance loans and (b) grants linked to (i) weekend and (ii) flexible learning courses.

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What steps he is taking to work with estate and infrastructure experts on the planning and delivery of NHS facilities.

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How many students will be required to repay (a) maintenance loans and (b) grants following the reclassification of their courses as distance learning.

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What plans he has to standardise design approaches for new and refurbished NHS buildings.

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What estimate she has made of the number of students who will withdraw from their courses as a result of losing access to maintenance loans and grants.

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What steps her Department is taking to help ensure that cases of retrospective withdrawal of student finance do not occur in future.

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With reference to her Department’s press release entitled New powers to protect vital free speech at universities, published on 20 April 2026, what assessment she has made of the potential impact of the level of fines on the financial sustainability of higher education providers.

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What steps her Department is taking to help ensure that students are not disadvantaged by errors made in the initial approval of student finance.

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With reference to the Guide to the Mode Shift Revenue Support (MSRS) Scheme published in January 2026, what proportion of applications to the scheme were (a) successful and (b) rejected in the most recent application round; and for what reasons applications were rejected.

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What recent assessment he has made of the potential to increase utilisation of the existing NHS estate.

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What recent guidance her Department has issued to education providers on the eligibility of students to receive maintenance loans on courses.

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Food and Rural Affairs, what assessment she has made of the effectiveness of existing statutory guidance on litter and graffiti enforcement in improving public perceptions of safety.

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Food and Rural Affairs, what assessment she has made of the consistency of enforcement action taken by local authorities in relation to a) littering and b) graffiti offences.

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Food and Rural Affairs, what steps she is taking to address variation in the use of fixed penalty notices for a) littering and b) graffiti between local authorities.

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Food and Rural Affairs, what assessment she has made of whether local authorities have sufficient resources to enforce powers relating to a) littering and b) graffiti.

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What assessment she has made of the reasons why victims may not report anti-social behaviour to the police.

Tacking anti-social behaviour is a top priority for this Government, and a key part of our Safer Streets Mission. As well as tackling the causes of ASB, we know that more must be done to help its victims. That is why the Government committed in its manifesto to ensuring that victims of ASB can access the information and support they need, and we are carefully considering how best to achieve this.We collect data bi-annually on the reasons why victims have not reported their experience of anti-social behaviour (ASB) to a relevant agency (the police, their local authority or housing association) through the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW). We have also published various pieces of qualitative research to understand in depth the factors that influence decisions on whether to report ASB which can be found on the gov.uk website.These pieces of research have indicated that there are many factors which influence a victim’s decision on whether to report ASB. Notable factors include the type of ASB experienced, awareness of different reporting routes and the victim’s perceived severity of the incident.

What discussions she has had with stakeholders on the timely delivery of Stanford-Le-Hope train station.

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With reference to the Answer of 24th April 2026 to Question 127931, what measures the National Energy System Operator uses regarding renewable intermittency when advising on required Capacity Market volumes.

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