Video: UK to provide emergency sanctuary for vulnerable Syrians Following pressure from Labour, the Liberal Democrats and some Tory backbenchers, David Cameron assured MPs at Prime Minister's questions that the Government would now act with the "greatest urgency" to implement the new vulnerable person relocation scheme. Mrs May stressed that there would be no quota for the number of refugees to be admitted and that it would operate in parallel to the refugee relocation programme run by the UNHCR - the United Nations refugee agency. "We are determined to ensure that our assistance is targeted where it can have most impact on the refugees at greatest risk," she said. Some of the worst abuses in the Syrian conflict involve the use of sexual violence, including in regime detention centres We will be providing emergency sanctuary to people who are most at risk, including victims of torture and violence.