To ask Her Majesty's Government, in each year since 2010, what was the (1) total number
of, and (2) net ingredient cost of, each type of contraceptive and contraceptive device
dispensed in (a) community clinics, and (b) general practice, in each clinical commissioning
group and local authority area in England.
<p>Information is not held centrally on the numbers or cost of contraceptives supplied
direct to patients through community clinics or general practices.</p>
To ask Her Majesty's Government, in each year since 2010, how many prescriptions were
written for (1) oral contraceptives, (2) intrauterine systems for the purpose of contraception,
(3) contraceptive injections, (4) contraceptive sub-dermal implants, (5) emergency
hormonal contraceptives, and (6) intrauterine devices for the purpose of emergency
contraception, in each clinical commissioning group area.
<p>Information is not collected centrally on the number of prescriptions written.
However, information is available on the number of prescription items dispensed.</p><p>
</p><p>A series of tables representing the four financial years 2010-11 to 2013-14,
have been placed in the Library. These provide information on each of the categories
of contraceptives requested, apart from intrauterine devices for the purpose of emergency
contraception, as information is not held on whether intrauterine devices are for
emergency or non-emergency use, however, totals for all intrauterine devices are included
within the category of intrauterine systems for the purpose of contraception.</p><p>
</p><p>The tables are based on ePACT data, representing prescriptions written in England
and dispensed in the community in the United Kingdom. This does not include supply
through community clinics. Information is not available for Q1 of 2010. Commissioning
care group areas were formed in April 2013. Information prior to this time is in the
form of primary care trusts. Contraceptives are defined products listed within British
National Formulary (BNF) Section 7.3 <em>Contraceptives</em>.</p>
To ask Her Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the incidence of
physical, sexual and emotional abuse experienced by transgender individuals placed
in mixed-sex Immigration Removal Centres.
<p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Men and women only mix at two immigration removal centres
(IRC); Yarl's Wood family accommodation and Dungavel IRC. Transsexual people may be
held in any IRC. <br><br>Transsexual people in detention are managed in accordance
with Detention Services Order 11/2012. This order requires centres to produce a management
care plan outlining how the detainee will be managed safely and decently within the
detention environment and to put in place measures to manage the risk of transphobic
harassment and transphobic hate crime. <br><br>An assessment of the incidence of physical,
sexual and emotional abuse experienced by transgender individuals placed in IRCs is
not possible as the information is not centrally recorded and can only be provided
at disproportionate cost.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p>
