Subject	Predicate	Object
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		Written answer
	answer has question	bg5fdgjS
	answer has answering person	Michael Tyrone Ellis
	answer text	<p>Traffic flows and any congestion build up at the Short Straits are monitored 24/7 by officials on both sides of the English Channel, and the appropriate escalation routes are already in place, and well tested to mitigate the risk of delays at the border. The reasons why the Dover Traffic Assessment Project (TAP) has been activated recently are understood, and we are confident that new customs processes introduced from 1 January were not the cause of queues.</p><p>Officials continue to monitor the situation closely and are engaging with industry groups, Port of Dover and local stakeholders in Kent.</p><p> </p>
	answer given date	2022-01-27
	answer has answering body	Cabinet Office
	written answer has answering body	Cabinet Office
Cabinet Office	answering body has written answer	s22P2BwB
Cabinet Office	answering body has answer	s22P2BwB
bg5fdgjS	question has answer	s22P2BwB
Michael Tyrone Ellis	answering person has answer	s22P2BwB