My right hon. Friend is a doughty campaigner on this issue. He will be aware, though, that it cannot be looked at in isolation and that we must look at the additional support available such as discretionary housing payments through the local authority—they are worth up to £1.5 billion overall across all local authorities—as well as the cost of living support package of £37 billion-plus and the household support fund, which again is administered by local authorities.

My right hon. Friend is a doughty campaigner on this issue. He will be aware, though, that it cannot be looked at in isolation and that we must look at the additional support available such as discretionary housing payments through the local authority—they are worth up to £1.5 billion overall across all local authorities—as well as the cost of living support package of £37 billion-plus and the household support fund, which again is administered by local authorities.

Surrey will receive £2,704,702. We have started the biggest national recruitment campaign ever done, Made with Care, to thank our care workers and show it as a rewarding career.

We recognise the challenges and have put in place measures such as a £162.5 million workforce recruitment and retention fund and a national recruitment campaign highlighting the rewarding nature of work in adult social care, launched on 3 November.

I assure my right hon. Friend that this Government are determined to protect the ocean. We are leading international efforts to protect 30% of the world's ocean by 2030, and are substantially increasing our investment to support that. Our £500 million blue plant fund will protect mangroves and coral reefs, tackle ocean plastic pollution, and reduce coastal poverty.

Yes.

My hon. Friend is right to raise that issue. The warm home discount is administered through BEIS in conjunction with energy companies, although the DWP facilitates automatic claiming for benefit claimants.

We are promoting the international role of the sector and developing ambitious trade and regulatory relationships with other jurisdictions. We keep all these matters under review. We have taken on board work from a taskforce on innovation, growth, and regulatory reform.

The Government's strategy on financial services includes promoting the international role of the sector and developing trade and regulatory relationships with other jurisdictions. They are keeping matters under review and have taken on board work from a taskforce on innovation, growth, and regulatory reform.

We welcome President Bolsonaro's commitment to reach zero illegal deforestation by 2030 and are working with Brazil on sustainable production. Through international finance programmes, we have committed £259 million to help protect the Amazon.

Of course we assess this, but it is challenging to get to a statistical answer to the question that my right hon. Friend raises. When we have taken action to restrict access to areas where there is evidence of significant transmission, such as the hospitality industry, that confounds the statistical analysis because people cannot go into that environment and therefore the passing on of infection there reduces. This is a matter of evidence and judgment. It is a significant challenge, but the road map is based on our best assessment of the situation, which is based on clinical advice, including the focus on the fact that we know that outdoors is safer than indoors. Hence the early steps, after schools, are focused on opening things up outdoors.

I thank my right hon. Friend for his question, which tempts me into indiscretion. He may be aware of this, but HMRC publishes annual estimates to illustrate the impact of changes in tax rates in a document sexily entitled “Direct effects of illustrative tax changes”. It is worth saying, however, that these estimates are themselves uncertain, because of different levels of behavioural response to tax changes, the potential for wider macroeconomic impacts and, of course, the interaction with other measures.

My right hon. Friend is correct in focusing on testing; the 'test to release' regime combines a shorter self-isolation period with public health focus, and we are exploring pre-departure testing with partner countries through different models.

The Government have recently announced a package of financial support for English airports and ground handlers, equivalent to the business rates liabilities of each business up to £8 million per site. This support has been welcomed by the Airport Operators Association.

The full extent of the impact of covid-19 on the illegal wildlife trade is not known, but my right hon. Friend is right to raise this issue. We know that it is a serious crime undertaken by organised criminal networks. We have contributed £250 million to the Global Environment Facility, which runs the world's biggest programme to tackle the illegal wildlife trade. He will understand that I am not able to give full details of future ODA spending commitments at this point.

I appreciate my right hon. Friend's tenacity and doggedness in making the case for Epsom. I am a big supporter of the decision that has been made, and I am afraid, from his point of view, that the final decision on the location of the new hospital—in Sutton—has now been made.

I wholeheartedly agree with my right hon. Friend that we should put reaching our net zero commitments at the heart of our recovery. He will have heard our recent announcement about green homes grants, which shows our commitment in this area.