Mr Deputy Speaker, I highlighted the severe impact of coronavirus on the UK’s English language teaching sector. According to English UK, a third of UK testing centres will cease trading due to reduced student volume and revenue. The closure began even before the World Health Organisation declared a pandemic as travel from major markets like Italy and China was already restricted. Online learning cannot replace the experience of living in the country where the language is spoken. My constituency's international schools are crucial local employers, providing jobs for thousands and supporting local businesses through tourism and retail. With nearly half of annual trade volume lost during July to September, the sector faces a bleak future this summer. The Government’s support includes job retention schemes, business rates relief (although only 17 out of hundreds of councils have granted it), CBILS, and bounce-back loans. I questioned whether one department could champion the sector for a coordinated recovery plan.