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Quote: Written statement to Parliament Alleged Serious and Significant Offences (Diplomatic Immunity): 2013 From:Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Mark Simmonds MP Delivered on:15 July 2014 History: Updated 15 July 2014, see all updates Adding contact information for the Newsdesk 15 July 2014 12:46pm First published. 15 July 2014 12:39pm Part of:Foreign affairs Mark Simmonds updated Parliament on serious and significant offences allegedly committed by people entitled to diplomatic immunity. Mark Simmonds MP The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mark Simmonds): In 2013, 14 serious and significant offences allegedly committed by people entitled to diplomatic immunity in the United Kingdom were drawn to the attention of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office by Diplomatic Protection Group of the Metropolitan Police. Eight of these were driving-related. We define serious offences as those which could, in certain circumstances, carry a penalty of 12 months imprisonment or more. Also included are drink-driving and driving without insurance. Some 21,500 people are entitled to diplomatic immunity in the United Kingdom and the majority of diplomats abide by UK law. The number of alleged serious crimes committed by members of the diplomatic community in the UK is proportionately low. Under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1961, those entitled to immunity are expected to obey the law. The FCO does not tolerate foreign diplomats breaking the law. We take all allegations of illegal activity seriously. When instances of alleged criminal conduct are brought to our attention by the police, we ask the relevant foreign government to waive diplomatic immunity where appropriate. For the most serious offences, and when a relevant waiver has not been granted, we seek the immediate withdrawal of the diplomat. Alleged serious and significant offences reported to the FCO in 2013 are listed below. Driving a vehicle reported as lost or stolen and without insurance: Sierra Leone 1 Driving whilst under the influence of alcohol and without insurance: El Salvador 1 Driving under the influence of alcohol: Saudi Arabia 2 Belarus 1 Macedonia 1 Kuwait 1 Zambia 1 Sexual Assault: Zambia 1 Domestic Rape: Pakistan 1 Child Abduction: Pakistan 1 Actual Bodily Harm: Cameroon 1 Zambia 1 Public Order Offence: Kuwait 1 Figures for previous years are available in my written statement to the House on 11 July 2013, Official Report, column 32WS. Further information Follow Foreign Office Minister Mark Simmonds on twitter @MarkJSimmonds Follow the Foreign Office on twitter @foreignoffice Follow the Foreign Office on facebook and Google+ Media enquiries Email [email protected] News Desk 020 7008 3100 Share this page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Published: 15 July 2014 Updated: 15 July 2014 + full page history 15 July 2014 12:46pm Adding contact information for the Newsdesk 15 July 2014 12:39pm First published. From: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Mark Simmonds MP Part of: Foreign affairs Is there anything wrong with this page?

Quote: Written statement to Parliament Diplomatic Missions and International Organisations in the United Kingdom with Unpaid Parking Fines over £1,000: 2013 From:Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Mark Simmonds MP Delivered on:15 July 2014 History: Updated 15 July 2014, see all updates Adding contact information for the Newsdesk 15 July 2014 12:45pm First published. 15 July 2014 12:41pm Part of:Foreign affairs Mark Simmonds updated Parliament on unpaid parking fines incurred by Diplomatic Missions and International Organisations in the United Kingdom. Mark Simmonds MP The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mark Simmonds): In 2013, 5662 unpaid parking fines incurred by Diplomatic Missions and International Organisations in the United Kingdom were brought to our attention by councils. These totalled £541,599. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has held face-to-face meetings with a number of missions about outstanding parking fine debt. In addition, in April this year we wrote to diplomatic missions and international organisations concerned giving them the opportunity to either pay their outstanding fines or appeal against them if they considered that the fines had been issued incorrectly. Subsequent payments (including amounts waived by councils) totalled £197,423. There remains a total of £344,176 in unpaid fines for 2013. The table below details those Diplomatic Missions and International Organisations that have outstanding fines totalling £1000 or more, as of 27 June 2014. Diplomatic Mission/International Organisation Amount of Outstanding Fines (excluding congestion charge) £ High Commission for the Federal Republic of Nigeria 74,557 Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia 30,690 High Commission for the Republic of Zambia 22,700 Embassy of the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire 14,115 Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan 13,375 Embassy of the Republic of Liberia 11,180 Malaysian High Commission 10,370 Embassy of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 10,320 Embassy of the State of Qatar 10,115 Embassy of the Republic of Iraq 9,150 Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman 7,095 Embassy of the Republic of the Sudan 7,050 Embassy of France 6,130 Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan 5,485 Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan 5,370 Embassy of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea 4,800 Sierra Leone High Commission 4,525 High Commission for the Islamic Republic of Pakistan 4,415 Office of the High Commissioner for Ghana 4,08 Embassy of Greece 3,510 Embassy of Tunisia 3,405 Kenya High Commission 3,392 Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt 3,327 Embassy of Georgia 3,140 Embassy of Romania 2,975 Embassy of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria 2,835 Embassy of the Republic of Angola 2,820 Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco 2,745 Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan 2,620 Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan 2,520 Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria 2,370 Embassy of the Republic of Yemen 2,190 High Commission for the Republic of Mozambique 2,155 Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania 2,095 Office of the High Commissioner for India 2,085 Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany 2,037 Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia 2,030 Embassy of the Republic of South Sudan 1,665 South African High Commission 1,627 High Commission of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh 1,547 Embassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia 1,470 Embassy of the State of Libya 1,450 Embassy of the People’s Republic of China 1,380 Embassy of Ukraine 1,365 Embassy of Brazil 1,250 Embassy of the Russian Federation 1,185 Embassy of the Democratic Republic of Congo 1,115 Embassy of the United States of America 1,075 Embassy of Italy 1,062 Figures for previous years are available in my written statement to the House on 11 July 2013, Official Report, column 32WS. Further information Follow Foreign Office Minister Mark Simmonds on twitter @MarkJSimmonds Follow the Foreign Office on twitter @foreignoffice Follow the Foreign Office on facebook and Google+ Media enquiries Email [email protected] News Desk 020 7008 3100 Share this page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Published: 15 July 2014 Updated: 15 July 2014 + full page history 15 July 2014 12:45pm Adding contact information for the Newsdesk 15 July 2014 12:41pm First published. From: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Mark Simmonds MP Part of: Foreign affairs Is there anything wrong with this page?

Quote: Written statement to Parliament Parking fines incurred by Diplomatic Missions and International Organisations in the UK From:Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Mark Simmonds MP Delivered on:15 July 2014 LocationParliamentHistory:Published 15 July 2014 Part of:Foreign affairs Foreign Office Minister has made a statement on parking fines incurred by Diplomatic Missions and International Organisations in the UK 2013. Mark Simmonds MP The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Mark Simmonds has updated Parliament on the value of unpaid Congestion Charge debt incurred by diplomatic missions and international organisations in London since its introduction in February 2003 until 31 December 2013 as advised by Transport for London was £75,364,182. The table below shows those diplomatic missions and international organisations with outstanding fines of £100,000 or more. COUNTRY NUMBER OF FINES TOTAL OUTSTANDING Embassy of the United States of America 70,637 £ 8,172,245 Embassy of Japan 48,520 £ 5,623,040 Embassy of the Russian Federation 44,145 £ 5,123,450 High Commission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 39,604 £ 4,552,745 Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany 34,051 £ 3,928,680 Office of the High Commissioner for India 28,069 £ 3,316,770 Embassy of the Republic of Poland 23,170 £ 2,725,275 Office of the High Commissioner for Ghana 21,156 £ 2,488,300 Embassy of the Republic of Sudan 20,307 £ 2,282,505 Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan 15,757 £ 1,868,295 Kenya High Commission 16,210 £ 1,844,695 Embassy of France 13,995 £ 1,622,925 Embassy of Spain 13,691 £ 1,607,095 Embassy of the People’s Republic of China 11,828 £ 1,413,145 High Commission for the United Republic of Tanzania 12,230 £ 1,377,930 Embassy of Romania 11,522 £ 1,341,630 Embassy of Greece 10,960 £ 1,282,487 Embassy of Ukraine 10,968 £ 1,275,605 Embassy of the Republic of Korea 10,504 £ 1,248,525 High Commission for the Islamic Republic of Pakistan 10,383 £ 1,239,420 South African High Commission 9,686 £ 1,099,420 Embassy of the Republic of Cuba 8,857 £ 1,048,180 People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria 9,170 £ 1,038,645 Sierra Leone High Commission 8,960 £ 1,005,090 High Commission for the Republic of Cyprus 7,287 £ 858,720 Embassy of Hungary 7,326 £ 855,195 Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria 6,171 £ 707,015 Embassy of the Republic of Yemen 5,998 £ 695,560 High Commission for the Republic of Zambia 6,007 £ 689,095 Embassy of the Republic of Belarus 5,227 £ 605,670 Embassy of the Slovak Republic 5,165 £ 598,810 High Commission for the Republic of Cameroon 4,828 £ 549,855 High Commission of the Republic of Malawi 4,239 £ 489,195 Botswana High Commission 3,998 £ 468,605 Embassy of the Republic of Zimbabwe 4,271 £ 467,985 Embassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia 4,144 £ 466,965 High Commission for the Republic of Namibia 4,016 £ 450,285 Kingdom of Swaziland High Commission 3,959 £ 442,695 High Commission for the Republic of Mozambique 3,773 £ 430,385 Embassy of Austria 3,484 £ 408,430 Embassy of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea 3,569 £ 406,060 Mauritius High Commission 3,449 £ 393,895 Embassy of the Czech Republic 3,335 £ 383,710 Malta High Commission 3,087 £ 360,225 Embassy of the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire 3,139 £ 354,325 Embassy of Belgium 2,960 £ 346,220 High Commission of the Kingdom of Lesotho 3,050 £ 343,585 Uganda High Commission 2,896 £ 335,015 Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania 2,806 £ 333,825 Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan 2,799 £ 330,875 Royal Danish Embassy 2,603 £ 306,825 Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam 2,656 £ 304,655 Embassy of the Republic of Liberia 2,516 £ 294,400 Jamaican High Commission 2,165 £ 249,285 Embassy of the Republic of Guinea 2,222 £ 245,185 Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt 2,073 £ 212,630 Embassy of the Democratic Republic of the Congo 1,756 £ 208,910 Embassy of Portugal 1,730 £ 207,275 Embassy of Finland 1,719 £ 200,640 Embassy of the Republic of Latvia 1,670 £ 194,950 Embassy of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 1,755 £ 194,565 Embassy of Luxembourg 1,557 £ 182,360 Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia 1,633 £ 174,470 Embassy of the Republic of Turkey 1,528 £ 169,065 High Commission for Antigua and Barbuda 1,399 £ 161,375 Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia 1,238 £ 147,560 Embassy of Tunisia 1,192 £ 139,955 High Commission of Sri Lanka 1,079 £ 129,505 Embassy of the Republic of Estonia 984 £ 117,500 Embassy of the Dominican Republic 1,001 £ 117,310 Embassy of the State of Eritrea 936 £ 107,465 Figures for previous years are available in my written statement to the House on 11 July 2013, Official Report, column 32WS. Further information Follow Foreign Office Minister Mark Simmonds on twitter @MarkJSimmonds Follow the Foreign Office on twitter @foreignoffice Follow the Foreign Office on facebook and Google+ Media enquiries Email [email protected] News Desk 020 7008 3100 Share this page Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Published: 15 July 2014 From: Foreign and Commonwealth Office Mark Simmonds MP Part of: Foreign affairs Is there anything wrong with this page?