Questions to the Mayor

15 July, 2021

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Report No: 5 Subject: Questions to the Mayor Report of: Executive Director of Secretariat

Plastic-free Question No: 2021/2678 What are you doing to make London a single-use plastic-free city?

Toilets for Londoners this summer Question No: 2021/2724 What work have you done to improve access to public toilets for Londoners this summer?

Former Stag Brewery application, Mortlake Question No: 2021/2899 Nicholas Rogers Further to my urgent motion agreed by the Assembly on 1st July, will you now agree to the requested delay to the public hearing for the Former Stag Brewery in Mortlake, and a meaningful discussion process with residents and other stakeholders?

End of Restrictions Question No: 2021/3247 On Monday 19 July 2021, all restrictions relating to COVID-19 are due to be lifted across London and the country. How are City Hall and local authorities preparing for the end of restrictions?

Confidence in Public Transport Question No: 2021/3041 Do you agree that people feeling confident that they can travel safely will be a vital part of encouraging more people back on public transport as restrictions are lifted further? If so, what is TfL doing to inspire confidence in the public transport network?

Support for young people over the summer holidays Question No: 2021/3160 OBE How are you supporting London’s children throughout the summer holidays, particularly those vulnerable young people at risk of becoming involved in crime?

Heathrow Flight Path Changes Question No: 2021/2994 What have you done since March 2020 to protect Londoners from Heathrow’s air and noise pollution?

Green Person Authority Pedestrian Crossings Trial Question No: 2021/2884 The “green person authority” trial of pedestrian crossings defaulting to a red traffic light was described in the Evening Standard as a “huge change coming to pedestrian crossings in London”. How should people give their feedback on this trial?

Holiday Hunger Question No: 2021/3020 Are you concerned that the Government’s Holiday Activities and Food Programme could leave some children in London hungry over the upcoming summer school holidays?

ULEZ Expansion Question No: 2021/2829 Will there be at least two cameras on every road inside the North and South Circulars once the expanded ULEZ is in place?

High homicide rates in the black community Question No: 2021/2943 Shaun Bailey What are you doing to address the disproportionate high homicide rates in the black community in London?

Euro 2020 Championships in London Question No: 2021/3165 How has the holding the Euro 2020 Final and other Euro matches at Stadium supported London’s economic recovery?

Antisemitism in London Question No: 2021/2978 What further action has been taken following the increase in Antisemitism in London during May?

Road Pricing Question No: 2021/2846 Will you rule out introducing road pricing during this Mayoral term?

Championing Access to Green Space in London Question No: 2021/3085 Your manifesto committed to improving London’s network of green corridors and open spaces, connecting Londoners with green areas and improving community links. Your own Green Space Commission found last year that there is an urgent need to champion green space in London and that this must be linked to the climate and ecological emergencies; new public health demands, including mental health and loneliness; and measures to address social exclusion. How will you build upon the Commission’s work to ensure that work of the boroughs in providing green space is supported; and that London’s green space is protected, restored, improved and championed? London Green Spaces Commission, ‘London Green Spaces Commission Report,’ August 2020

Domestic Abuse Question No: 2021/2908 Nicholas Rogers Please can you outline recent trends in domestic abuse in London and what actions your office has taken to tackle this issue?

Estate Regeneration Ballots Question No: 2021/3252 Since your introduction of the estate regeneration balloting scheme; how successful has the scheme been in giving social housing tenants and resident leaseholders a say in the future of their homes?

Breaking the Glass Ceiling at the LFB Question No: 2021/3050 Across the last financial year the has improved its recruitment of women and Black, Asian and minority ethnic firefighters and has reported that it has hit its targets for the first time since targets were set in 2017. However top earning female operational staff in the Brigade rose by only 0.5% in the first three quarters of 2021/22 to 7.3% and Black, Asian and minority ethnic top earning operational staff dropped overall by 0.3% to 8.9%. How will you be ensuring more women and Black, Asian and minority ethnic firefighters are able to work through the ranks and reach their potential within the London Fire Brigade?

Additional Congestion Charge Revenue Question No: 2021/2993 Tony Devenish How much additional revenue has the congestion charge extension earned since you increased the charge and expanded the hours in June 2020?

Protecting the victims of modern slavery Question No: 2021/3139 How are you working to empower the victims of modern slavery so that they have the confidence to report to the police?

Better High Streets for All Question No: 2021/3261 Joanne McCartney How will your Recovery Mission to deliver better ‘High Streets for All’ encourage a more community focussed economy? How will this Mission support local communities to stand up to unwanted activity on their High Streets, such as more gambling premises, especially where there are such venues already existing?

Gaps in Mental Health Work Question No: 2021/2845 Keith Prince What are you doing to identify and fill any gaps in your mental health work programmes?

London bus services Question No: 2021/2679 How are London bus services set to improve in the year ahead?

Using powers in Parliament Question No: 2021/2725 Siân Berry Are you planning to use your powers in the Authority Act to promote, oppose or request provisions in bills in Parliament during this term?

Public London Charter Question No: 2021/2726 When will your final Public London Charter be published?

QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER

Questions not asked during Mayor’s Question time will be given a written response by 20 July, 2021.

Noise camera technology Question No: 2021/2680 Caroline Pidgeon Following the recent adoption of more acoustic cameras in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, does TfL have any plans to adopt similar technology on any roads that it controls?

Enforcement of taxi-dedicated rapid charging points Question No: 2021/2681 Caroline Pidgeon A response to a recent Freedom of Information request to TfL (FOI-0429-2122 A) revealed that only 14 penalty charge notices were issued to vehicles improperly using taxi-dedicated rapid charging points between 03/03/2021 to 30/05/2021 Do you consider this level of enforcement sufficient to address the widespread problem of taxi-dedicated rapid charging points being misused?

Use of casualty data (1) Question No: 2021/2682 Caroline Pidgeon Further to MQ 2020/4248, can you list the top 100 locations on the road network in order of risk on the basis of the response to MQ 2020/4248 which highlights that the Casualty Harm Rate and Excess Harm data is being used to highlight the most harmful sections of roads.

Use of casualty data (2) Question No: 2021/2683 Caroline Pidgeon What timescales is TfL looking at to reduce road danger on the 100 top most dangerous sections of roads on the Transport for London road network as identified by the work done in response to MQ 2020/4248?

Cycle infrastructure design (LTN 1/20) (1) Question No: 2021/2684 Caroline Pidgeon Would updating street design and layout on the Transport for London road network to meet the latest Cycle infrastructure design (LTN 1/20) reduce the risk of harm to people using those streets?

Cycle infrastructure design (LTN 1/20) (2) Question No: 2021/2685 Caroline Pidgeon Given the financial situation for TfL and the need for central government support, has TfL secured any funding to allow it to update streets on the Transport for London road network to meet latest Cycle infrastructure design (LTN 1/20)?

Use of bus lanes in central London Question No: 2021/2686 Caroline Pidgeon Please set out when you intend to introduce proposals to meet your manifesto commitment for TfL to trial allowing NHS patient transport vehicles and non-blue-light ambulances into bus lanes in central London.

Delay to the Bakerloo Line extension Question No: 2021/2687 Caroline Pidgeon Following the statement by TfL’s Chief Financial Officer Simon Kilonback on the 10 March 2021 that “The Bakerloo line extension is something that we won’t see in the next decade”, does TfL have any plans to investigate other forms of public transport improvements to serve Southwark, Bromley and other residents in South East London, including tram schemes?

TfL long term funding Question No: 2021/2688 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide an update on negotiations with central Government on securing a long-term funding arrangement for TfL.

ULEZ expansion Question No: 2021/2689 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide an update on the upcoming ULEZ expansion. When will initial air quality modelling of the impact of the ULEZ expansion be conducted?

Needs of Carers Question No: 2021/2690 Caroline Pidgeon Are you satisfied that the needs of carers have been fully considered before the expansion of the ULEZ in October 2021?

ULEZ checker Question No: 2021/2691 Caroline Pidgeon Will you ensure that the ULEZ checker facility immediately provides accurate results to people using it, including people who have classic cars?

Tactile paving Question No: 2021/2692 Caroline Pidgeon Do you support the campaign by RNIB, Guide Dogs and other disability organisations to ensure that tactile paving is installed at all train stations ahead of Network Rail’s current timetable of rolling out its provision at all platforms by 2029? Will you write to the Secretary of State for Transport in support of this campaign?

Overage agreements Question No: 2021/2693 Caroline Pidgeon Please publish a list of all those schemes where the GLA has entered and not entered into an overage agreement with development partners since 2016?

Reassurance Messaging Question No: 2021/2694 Caroline Pidgeon What reassurance messaging are you promoting to help more people have the confidence to start using public transport again? Will you consider the wider rollout of hand sanitisers, including looking at whether these can be provided on buses?

60 plus and Concessionary Fares Question No: 2021/2695 Caroline Pidgeon What criteria was used by TfL, working with the DfT, to support the decision to stop travel in the morning peak for passengers using their 60 plus card or Freedom Pass? When will this be reviewed?

Electric Vehicle (EV) infrastructure Question No: 2021/2696 Caroline Pidgeon Do you have plans for a strategic plan for EV infrastructure in the capital, working with partners who will help deliver this?

Continuing Fall in Public Confidence in Policing Question No: 2021/2697 Caroline Pidgeon The latest available statistics from the GLA’s London Datastore show a further fall in public confidence in the police in London to just 55%. Confidence has steadily fallen since June 2017, from a high of 69%. What are you doing with MOPAC and the Met to try and understand and reverse this consistent fall we are seeing given the impact this could be having on crime and the reporting of crime in our city?

The use of Volunteers in Diversity Training Within the Met Question No: 2021/2698 Caroline Pidgeon I am aware that the Met previously ran diversity training in which it involved volunteers from underrepresented communities who came and engaged with officers and discussed their experiences. Can you confirm whether such diversity training still takes place?

Restorative Justice (1) Question No: 2021/2699 Caroline Pidgeon How are you working to ensure restorative justice is an option for victims of crime, allowing them to make a choice of whether they would want to take part or not?

Restorative Justice (2) Question No: 2021/2700 Caroline Pidgeon In answer to MQ 2019/8794 you stated that “MOPAC is part of the London Restorative Justice Network which continues to explore ways to promote the merits of restorative approaches across a range of public services including the criminal justice system.” Can you update me on how MOPAC has developed and advanced its work with the London Restorative Justice Network since 2019?

Child Safeguarding and the Met (1) Question No: 2021/2701 Caroline Pidgeon There has previously been criticism and concern that the Met has not had appropriate flags on its systems to identify child criminal exploitation, including understanding if a child is in an out of area placement. Given the concerns that have been raised over child safeguarding in the Met previously by HMICFRS, how are you working to ensure all information that could flag child criminal exploitation is marked as a flag on the system, including if a child is a care leaver, in an out of area placement or in the care of the local authority?

Child Safeguarding and the Met (2) Question No: 2021/2702 Caroline Pidgeon What further work will you be doing over the next three years to try and improve child safeguarding practices within the Met? I am particularly interested in any work you will undertake to improve data sharing between the Met and local authorities in terms of vulnerable children and those in out of area placements.

The Role of Prejudicial Stereotypes in the Formation of Suspicion – Stop and Search (1) Question No: 2021/2703 Caroline Pidgeon Do you share my concern at the conclusions of the recent research paper, The role of prejudicial stereotypes in the formation of suspicion: An examination of operational procedures in stop and search practices, published in the International Journal of Police Science and Management, which states in its findings, based on data and interviews with officers from a UK shire force, that “negative stereotypes might well be a potential key contributing factor in the overall disproportionate number of Black, Asian and Mixed communities in stop and search figures.” How are you reviewing Met stop and search practices in light of this?

The Role of Prejudicial Stereotypes in the Formation of Suspicion – Stop and Search (2) Question No: 2021/2704 Caroline Pidgeon The recent research paper (The role of prejudicial stereotypes in the formation of suspicion: An examination of operational procedures in stop and search practices) also stated “it was found that the recorded grounds for stop and search in the documentary records we examined were lacking in detail concerning information that would have been known to police officers.” Is the Met confident in the record keeping and recorded grounds for all stop and search activities conducted by its officers and how is this being monitored?

E-scooter Enabled Crime Question No: 2021/2705 Caroline Pidgeon Given the increased prevalence of e-scooter enabled crime what investment is the Met making in technology and resources to ensure that those committing such crimes can be apprehended where possible, especially given e-scooters allow those committing crimes to flee from the scene quickly?

HMICFRS’ Response to Hestia’s Super Complaint on the Police’s Response to Victims of Modern Slavery Question No: 2021/2706 Caroline Pidgeon HMICFRS recently responded to the charity Hestia’s super complaint on the police’s response to victims of modern slavery. How are you working with the Met and MOPAC to understand specific learning recommendations that are relevant to the force from this

report to ensure victims of modern slavery in London get the best support and service possible when engaging with the Met?

Data Sharing Between Prevention Services, the Met and MOPAC Question No: 2021/2707 Caroline Pidgeon The Information Sharing to Tackle Violence Programme (ISTV or Model) of data sharing which has been adopted in A&Es across London is a scheme I have consistently supported as it shares key information on things like the location of crimes and weapons used, whilst protecting personal data. Do all organisations commissioned for prevention services by MOPAC operate similar data sharing arrangements with the Met and MOPAC to help them target resources and get a better understanding of crime in our city?

Off-Road Motorcycle Policing in South London Question No: 2021/2708 Caroline Pidgeon In answer to MQ 2021/1401 you stated that the Met only had two off-road motorcycles and only two trained officers to ride them. Illegal motorcycle use, especially in areas such as parks is an issue in certain areas of South London in particular. Do you share my concerns over the lack of off-road motorcycles and trained officers given the prevalence of these crimes in boroughs such as Sutton?

Personal Escape Plans for Disabled Londoners in Buildings Under 18m (1) Question No: 2021/2709 Hina Bokhari A key recommendation in part one of the Grenfell Fire Report in 2019 was that individual emergency evacuation plans should be a legal requirement for all disabled individuals in high-rise blocks. Yet despite this recommendation Government has ruled out personal evacuation plans for disabled individuals in blocks less than seven storeys (or under 18m). What are you doing to highlight this issue with Government and ensure all disabled Londoners can be as safe as possible in their homes?

Personal Escape Plans for Disabled Londoners in Buildings Under 18m (2) Question No: 2021/2710 Hina Bokhari Not only are disabled Londoners in blocks less than seven storey (or under 18m) being refused a mandatory personal escape plan by Government, but many disabled Londoners

and their neighbours are also being told they could have to pay for personal evacuation plans through service charges. Do you agree with this approach and what are you doing to ensure that personal evacuation plans are not added to service charges?

Personal Escape Plans for Disabled Londoners in Buildings Under 18m (3) Question No: 2021/2711 Hina Bokhari If Government continues to refuse to provide free evacuation plans to disabled residents in all low and high-rise blocks in London will you work with housing associations, boroughs and others to ensure that all disabled Londoners in such blocks have personal evacuation plans in place at no cost to leaseholders?

Glyphosate use Question No: 2021/2712 Hina Bokhari Please provide an update on the work to implement the recommendations of the motion on glyphosate use, which was agreed unanimously in July 2019, calling on the Mayor to cease the use of this herbicide on GLA land and the Transport for London estate?

Tube Dust Question No: 2021/2713 Hina Bokhari I understand that in 2019 TfL carried out a trial of a very powerful trolley-based vacuum cleaner on the Piccadilly line between Barons Court and Earl’s Court stations, which successfully reduced both inhalable and respirable dust and that last year TfL trialled a similar methodology on sections of the Bakerloo and Victoria lines. Please set out how TfL is now taking forward further action to tackle tube dust.

Manifesto commitment on green walls and roofs Question No: 2021/2714 Hina Bokhari Please state how you are taking forward your manifesto commitment to install green walls and roofs across the city, and your commitment to TfL greening bus shelter roofs and planting wildflowers on central reservations and embankments.

Expansion of the Workforce Integration Design Lab Programme Question No: 2021/2715 Hina Bokhari Although I very much welcome the Workforce Integration Design Lab Programme, what plans do you have to support young women and young Black women into the construction sector in London, and will you consider expanding the Workforce Integration Design Lab to include supporting these other underrepresented groups in the construction and infrastructure sectors?

Footfall in Central London Question No: 2021/2716 Hina Bokhari What assessment has been made of the footfall in central London and whether this is expected to return to pre-pandemic levels?

Vacant Office Space Forecasting Question No: 2021/2717 Hina Bokhari Has any analysis been done with employers to understand the levels of vacant office space expected in the next three years in London?

COVID-19 and Brexit – Impacts on International Competitiveness Question No: 2021/2718 Hina Bokhari What are you doing to address the economic challenges posed to London by a combination of Brexit and the COVID-19 recovery, in particular the effects on London’s international competitiveness?

Access to Affordable Housing for Low Wage Workers Question No: 2021/2719 Hina Bokhari How are you helping employees in London who may not qualify as key workers but who are not on high incomes, to access housing they can afford?

Ensuring a Wide Range of Employers Input into London’s Skills Offer Question No: 2021/2720 Hina Bokhari How are you ensuring that the voices of a wide range of London employers are involved in developing the skills offer for all Londoners?

Improving the Shared Ownership Charter for Service Charges (1) Question No: 2021/2721 Hina Bokhari I understand that you are looking to improve your Shared Ownership Charter for Service Charges to coincide with your Affordable Housing Programme 2021-26. Please can you outline the key areas within the charter you are looking to strengthen and change?

Improving the Shared Ownership Charter for Service Charges (2) Question No: 2021/2722 Hina Bokhari As part of your review of the Shared Ownership Charter for Service Charges, what engagement will you and the Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development be having with shared owners in London to understand how it could work better for them?

Level of TfL services Question No: 2021/2723 Caroline Pidgeon On the 18 May 2021 TfL issued a press statement, which stated: “TfL is today (Monday 18th May) operating: • 85 per cent of bus services; • 75 per cent of Tube services. The Circle line has been re-instated and 7 of the 37 stations that were closed for several weeks are now open; • 80 per cent of and (DLR) services; • 100 per cent of TfL Rail services; • 95 per cent of services; • 95 per cent of Cycle Hire services, with all three cycle hire hubs staffed and open and a further two cycle hire hubs added for additional demand. • 100 per cent of the Emirates Airline • A one boat service on the Ferry” More recently TfL have been claiming to be running a ‘full service’ across London.

Please provide an update to the actual level of service now operating on all the above services.

Supporting London’s musicians through recovery and post-Brexit (3) Question No: 2021/2727 Zack Polanski Could you share any response you receive from the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport regarding your letter about barriers to international touring for UK and EU artists and cultural professionals with me once you receive it?

Night Czar support for creative industries Question No: 2021/2728 Zack Polanski What work is your Night Czar doing to support creative industries in London at risk from the coronavirus crisis?

Night Czar surgeries Question No: 2021/2729 Zack Polanski How many Night Surgeries, including in person and virtual surgeries, has your Night Czar conducted in the last year?

Reopening of nightclubs Question No: 2021/2730 Zack Polanski What is your response, and that of your Night Czar, to the announcement from the Government that nightclubs will reopen on 19 July without attendees having to take coronavirus tests or show vaccine passports?

Night time venue safety Question No: 2021/2731 Zack Polanski What plans do you have in place to keep Londoners safe from coronavirus in nightclubs and other night time venues as they start to reopen?

Creative Freelancers: Shaping London’s Recovery programme Question No: 2021/2732 Zack Polanski When can we expect the output from the Creative Freelancers: Shaping London’s Recovery programme?

Proportional representation for local government Question No: 2021/2733 Zack Polanski Do you support proportional representation for local government? What reformed systems would you be prepared to support being piloted?

Progress towards landfill waste targets for 2026 Question No: 2021/2734 Zack Polanski Your Environment Strategy sets a target of having no biodegradable or recyclable waste sent to landfills by 2026. Could you provide an update on progress toward this target? Does the GLA expect to meet its 2026 goal?

Climate action from Government Question No: 2021/2735 Zack Polanski The latest Climate Change Committee report to Parliament states: “A pattern has emerged of Government strategies that are later than planned and, when they do emerge, are short of the required policy ambition.” What actions have you lobbied the Government to take up since 2016 to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change?

Climate action from the Mayor Question No: 2021/2736 Zack Polanski The latest Climate Change Committee report to Parliament states: “A pattern has emerged of Government strategies that are later than planned and, when they do emerge, short of the required policy ambition.” Would you support a similar independent report released annually on climate action by the GLA?

GLA work to support vegan options Question No: 2021/2737 Zack Polanski What action has been taken to support vegan options in catering facilities across the GLA, and what are your current ambitions?

Linking your zero carbon pathways tool to the Transport Strategy Question No: 2021/2738 Caroline Russell Will you ensure that the updated zero carbon pathways tool authorised under DD2538 will provide a clear linkage between changes in transport usage reducing carbon emissions and increases in walking and cycling to reach your Transport Strategy goal for 80 per cent of travel to be by public transport, walking and cycling by 2041?

Reducing tube dust (1) Question No: 2021/2739 Zack Polanski What lessons learned from the intensive cleaning programme for tackling coronavirus risks on the underground network could you also apply to reducing tube dust?

Reducing tube dust (2) Question No: 2021/2740 Zack Polanski What studies and research on tube dust are currently underway or have concluded since March 2020?

Review of dangerous materials in railway arch properties Question No: 2021/2741 Zack Polanski There is a need to move away from using gases and fuels that emit climate change causing pollutants and local air pollution in commercial properties. Will you undertake further work through London Fire Brigade (LFB) and Transport for London (TfL) to promote such work to reduce fire risks and reduce carbon emissions where TfL is the commercial landlord in railway arches?

Transparency of risk register Question No: 2021/2742 Zack Polanski The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the need for robust scrutiny of plans for handling high-level risks to London. Are you satisfied that there is enough detail shared in public for risks assessed by GLA bodies such as Transport for London (TfL) when financial and other impacts are not present in public papers?

Fire Brigade compliance with ULEZ Question No: 2021/2743 Zack Polanski What proportion of vehicles operated by London Fire Brigade (LFB) are compliant with your and your Low Emission Zone?

Fire Brigade support from outside of London Question No: 2021/2744 Zack Polanski How many flooding incidents, by year, have the London Fire Brigade (LFB) attended in London which then needed support from extra appliances or other equipment from outside of London or not normally held by LFB?

Frequency of grass fires Question No: 2021/2745 Zack Polanski How many grass fires have the London Fire Brigade (LFB) attended, by year, since 2016?

Updating health inequalities strategy implementation plan Question No: 2021/2746 Caroline Russell When you update your health inequalities strategy implementation plan, given the lessons of the last year, will you be adding new health key performance indicators relating to access to green space, and the need for low traffic and safe streets?

Concern about PHE schools data Question No: 2021/2747 Caroline Russell Do you share my concern over the lack of data from Public Health England (PHE) around the spread of the Delta variant in our schools?

Face-coverings on Question No: 2021/2748 Caroline Russell If Government does not renew coronavirus legislation on 19 July 2021, will you instruct Transport for London (TfL) to retain the emergency safety notice about wearing face- coverings on public transport made under paragraph 12(1) of the TfL Railway Byelaws to keep workers and passengers safe from the ongoing risk of coronavirus?

Loss of NHS workers in London Question No: 2021/2749 Caroline Russell Over the course of the pandemic, numerous studies and surveys have suggested that large proportions of the NHS workforce were increasingly likely to quit their job for a variety of reasons, including safety at work and pay. To what extent are these projections materialising in London, and what actions are you taking through your work with partners on the London Health Board to help protect against NHS staff losses in London?

Health professionals in schools and colleges governing bodies Question No: 2021/2750 Caroline Russell Your manifesto promised that you would: “work with partners to encourage every school and college governing body to include a health professional.” Has this work begun?

Young people’s attitudes to police in schools (1) Question No: 2021/2751 Caroline Russell Could you provide all survey results, feedback and any other research conducted by or on behalf of the Service (MPS) relating to how young people feel about having officers such as Safer School Officers in their schools?

Young people’s attitudes to police in schools (2) Question No: 2021/2752 Caroline Russell Kids of Colour released their report, Decriminalise the Classroom: A Community Response to Police in Greater Manchester’s Schools, as part of their campaign for no police in schools. Do you support this campaign?

Safer Neighbourhood Boards (1) Question No: 2021/2753 Caroline Russell How many meetings have the Safer Neighbourhood Boards conducted in the past year and how frequently are these meeting held? Could you provide the data per Safer Neighbourhood Board?

Safer Neighbourhood Boards (2) Question No: 2021/2754 Caroline Russell How much funding have you awarded to Safer Neighbourhood Boards (SNBs) so far, and to which boroughs? Are you on track to spend all the money allocated?

Safer Neighbourhood Boards (3) Question No: 2021/2755 Caroline Russell How much are you intending to spend on Safer Neighbourhood Boards (SNBs) in 2022-23?

Cycling on pavement enforcement outcomes Question No: 2021/2756 Caroline Russell A constituent has contacted me regarding data held by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) regarding enforcement outcomes for cycling on the pavement. Could you share with me enforcement outcomes for people cycling on the pavement across London since 2016?

Metropolitan Police Service officers who commit domestic violence offences Question No: 2021/2757 Caroline Russell Could you provide a) the number of allegations of domestic abuse committed by Metropolitan Police officers and staff, b) how many resulted in disciplinary action, and c) how many resulted in prosecutions over the last five years?

Metropolitan Police Service standards disciplinary outcomes Question No: 2021/2758 Caroline Russell How many Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers have been dismissed because of standards issues per year since 2012? Could you divide these by how many were dismissed via internal disciplinary procedures and how many after investigations by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).

Metropolitan Police Service ethnicity categories Question No: 2021/2759 Caroline Russell A response to a freedom of information request from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) from 2019 (Ethnicity of perpetrators and victims of knife crime in London from April 2008 to November 2018) uses ethnicity categories such as ‘Dark European’, ‘Oriental’ and ‘Arabian/Egyptian’. Could you tell me if these categories are still in use?

Vision Zero police accountability Question No: 2021/2760 Caroline Russell At the 23 June 2021 Police and Crime Committee meeting your Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime told me that the oversight and accountability for Vision Zero sits with the Deputy Mayor for Transport. Do you agree that a Vision Zero, harm reduction approach should be embedded in roads policing?

Action Plan cannabis academic research Question No: 2021/2761 Caroline Russell In your November 2020 policing Action Plan, you said: “MOPAC will commission independent academic research, using open-source data, to assess the effectiveness of

cannabis enforcement in relation to tackling violence in London.” Has this begun, what stage is the research at, and when can we expect its conclusions?

GOWISELY during the Coronavirus pandemic (1) Question No: 2021/2762 Caroline Russell Has the coronavirus crisis and the closure of police counters as part of your Public Access Strategy meant that Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) officers have been unable to deploy the GOWISELY principles, specifically the entitlement to a copy of the search record?

GOWISELY during the Coronavirus pandemic (2) Question No: 2021/2763 Caroline Russell How many times have the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) issued a copy of a search record to someone who was stopped and searched, each year since 2016?

E-scooter seizure demographics Question No: 2021/2764 Caroline Russell Could you provide demographic data on the: a) ethnicity, b) age, and c) gender of all people who have had e-scooters seized by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) this year?

E-scooter trial and new legislation Question No: 2021/2765 Caroline Russell I welcome your trial of e-scooters; what work is being done with Government to update legislation around use of e-scooters?

E-scooter trial and safety Question No: 2021/2766 Caroline Russell Could you tell me what work is being done around the safety of e-scooter users, and also what work is being done on protecting accessibility in the public realm and around the safety of other people walking and cycling where e-scooters are in use?

Resources for internal police corruption investigations Question No: 2021/2767 Caroline Russell In total, what budgetary resources have been: a) made available and, b) spent in each financial year since 2015-16 for the internal investigation of corruption within the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS)?

Giving priority to the preservation of institutional reputation above accountability as a form of institutional corruption Question No: 2021/2768 Caroline Russell Section 502 of chapter 10 of the Report of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel, published in June 2021, includes this statement: “Unwarranted assurances were given to the family, and the Metropolitan Police placed the reputation of the organisation above the need for accountability and transparency. The lack of candour and the repeated failure to take a fresh, thorough and critical look at past failings are all symptoms of institutional corruption, which prioritises institutional reputation over public accountability.” Do you agree with this definition of institutional corruption, and why?

Duty of candour with independent scrutiny bodies (1) Question No: 2021/2769 Caroline Russell Section 499 of chapter 10 of the Report of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel, published in June 2021, includes this statement: “The Panel recognises the complex challenges of guaranteeing public accountability of an organisation such as the police, not least because of the requirement to protect information in accordance with the law. However, the challenges should not prevent frank and prompt accounts to the public about mistakes and wrongdoing. Rather than undermining public trust in the police, such candour would in the long run restore and maintain public confidence, which is essential for effective policing.” In addition, the Panel’s recommendation in section 496 says: “In the interest of transparency and public accountability, all public institutions should be under a duty to cooperate fully with independent scrutiny bodies created by Government, such as the panel.” Do you agree with this statement and recommendation, and why?

Duty of candour with independent scrutiny bodies (2) Question No: 2021/2770 Caroline Russell Section 499 of chapter 10 of the Report of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel, published in June 2021, includes this statement: “The panel agrees with other independent inquiries about the need for a duty of candour for public services, including the police,” and the Panel recommends in section 501 the creation of a statutory duty of candour for all law enforcement agencies. In addition, section 498 notes that the Public Authority (Accountability) Bill 163 2016-17, introduced by your fellow Mayor Andy Burnham while he was an MP, fell after its first reading due to the 2017 General Election. In the interests of prompt action on the Panel’s recommendations, would you and MOPAC be willing to explore with the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) formalising such a duty for the conduct of MPS scrutiny within the GLA?

London Housing Panel Question No: 2021/2771 Siân Berry Could you inform me of the decision-making process that resulted in London Housing Panel having its funding removed by the end of the current financial year?

Temporary accommodation Question No: 2021/2772 Siân Berry Could you provide me with information on what progress has been made on the recommendations in the London Housing Panel’s priorities regarding temporary accommodation? These priorities are: • Set up a commission, with London boroughs, to find solutions to London’s temporary accommodation crisis, and ensure that this includes the voices of those who have experienced homelessness and temporary accommodation. • Work with London boroughs to develop pan-London quality standards in the use of temporary accommodation, including accommodation provided by the private rented sector, B&Bs, hostels and other forms of temporary accommodation provision. • Use the London Model of the private rented sector to continue to lobby national government for more powers, but ensure this blueprint has consideration for those living in temporary accommodation. • Take a stand against the use of conversions carried out under ‘permitted development rights’ and work with councils to discourage and enforce against developments that do not meet space, environmental and safety standards.

Right-to-buy-back fund Question No: 2021/2773 Siân Berry Could you provide me with information on what work you have done on costing and how to implement your ‘right to buy back’ proposal, which aims to support councils to purchase homes previously sold through the right to buy?

Refugees and homelessness (1) Question No: 2021/2774 Siân Berry What support are you providing to prevent newly recognised refugees from falling into homelessness; and what help are you providing them with to access London’s private rented sector?

Refugees and homelessness (2) Question No: 2021/2775 Siân Berry Could you provide me with information regarding what assessment you have made of the housing need of refugees in London?

Refugees and homelessness (3) Question No: 2021/2776 Siân Berry What financial support could be provided to new refugees who are typically leaving asylum accommodation with zero savings, having to wait many weeks for Universal Credit, and are trying to find a home in London?

Refugees and homelessness (4) Question No: 2021/2777 Siân Berry How could you work with local authorities to ensure they are informed and responsive to the needs of new refugees living in their boroughs?

Refugees and homelessness (5) Question No: 2021/2778 Siân Berry On 24 March 2021, the Government published its New Plan for Immigration. What response have you made to it and what work are you doing to mitigate against some of its proposals, such as the new ‘temporary protection status’ that refugee organisations are concerned will create a new group of insecure refugees, with limited leave, who would not be able to plan for their futures or reduce the ability for people to claim asylum?

Refugees and homelessness (6) Question No: 2021/2779 Siân Berry How are you working with refugee community organisations and others with lived experience to inform your policy and support for refugees in London?

Refugees and homelessness (7) Question No: 2021/2780 Siân Berry New refugees often face barriers to employment. What work are you doing with employers to provide work opportunities for them?

No DSS lettings Question No: 2021/2781 Siân Berry What are you doing to crack down on the rise in ‘no DSS no home’ restrictions appearing across lettings?

CLT grant allocations [1] Question No: 2021/2782 Siân Berry What revenue grant allocations and for how many homes have you made to date for community-led housing?

CLT grant allocations [2] Question No: 2021/2783 Siân Berry What capital grant allocations and for how many units at what tenure, price points and rooms per unit have you made to date for community-led housing?

CLT application processes Question No: 2021/2784 Siân Berry Could you provide me with information about the processing of Community Land Trust (CLT) grant applications by GLA staff: 1) is there a dedicated officer who deals with CLT applications, or are the applications processed by a number of officers; and 2) how many officer hours are spent processing applications per year?

CLT housing at East Wick and Sweetwater Question No: 2021/2785 Siân Berry Could you provide me with an update on the delivery of Community Land Trust (CLT) housing within East Wick and Sweetwater following on from your answer to my question 2021/0026?

OPDC estate charges Question No: 2021/2786 Siân Berry Looking ahead to the long-term management of OPDC what decisions have been made regarding estate management and charges, and have alternative options for managing the estate such as Tenant Management Organisations been considered?

Quantifying grey land Question No: 2021/2787 Siân Berry In addition to the land owned by Transport for London (TfL) that it is being released for housing – for example, car parks next to tube stations – could you inform me what work is being done by the GLA to quantify similar ‘grey land’ for housing (not to be confused with greyfield land as per question 2007/3127)?

Ocado distribution centre Tufnell Park Question No: 2021/2788 Siân Berry According to campaigners, the proposed development by Ocado for a new 24/7 distribution centre next to a nursery and primary school in Tufnell Park will result in hundreds more vehicle movements onto Junction Road, which is part of the Strategic Road Network (SRN). Could you confirm that: a) TfL are aware of the development and have requested a traffic impact assessment from Ocado and, b) this development contravenes policies GG1 B E, GG3 D and F, S3 B 3 and 9, SI1 A, B 1 a),b),c) C and T2 A, B, C.

Gaming arcades taking over high streets Question No: 2021/2789 Siân Berry Constituents have contacted to me to raise an issue threatening local communities in some of the most deprived areas of London. Gambling giant Merkur Slots are using the opportunity of coronavirus-hit high streets to open gaming arcades in empty shops. What support are you providing to local councils to maintain flourishing high streets and prevent them from being taken over by gambling establishments?

Updated Privacy Impact Assessment for TfL Go Question No: 2021/2790 Siân Berry Will Transport for London (TfL) update their Data Privacy Impact Assessment (DPIA) for the TfL Go app and their API services now that they are providing crowding data based on monitoring of passengers use of Wi-Fi services in the underground network? Will you also update your DPIA for the data you are now sharing on tube crowding?

Toilet status in TfL Go Question No: 2021/2791 Siân Berry You now have improved abilities to provide information on the status of lifts in the TfL Go app. Will you also work to include details on the availability of toilets so that Londoners can both see the actual availability of toilets and report any issues they might find?

Decarbonisation support in the bus service review Question No: 2021/2792 Siân Berry Vehicle range and the availability of garage infrastructure both help determine where it is feasible for Transport for London (TfL) to move bus operations to electric and hydrogen buses. Will you incorporate considerations of changes that assist zero tailpipe emission buses, such as changing the start or end of routes and their length, as part of the bus service reviews required by the current TfL funding deal?

Bus service review and Question No: 2021/2793 Siân Berry As part of the Transport for London (TfL) bus service review are you proposing to bring forward any changes that were originally planned for the start of the Crossrail services?

Monitoring weight of vehicles Question No: 2021/2794 Siân Berry What monitoring does Transport for London (TfL) have or support into the weight of vehicles on London’s roads, and is this information used in any modelling of repairs needed to structures such as road bridges?

Letters received opposing the Silvertown Road Tunnel Question No: 2021/2795 Siân Berry How many letters have you received since January 2019 from a) councillors or council leaders and, b) constituency or ward party groupings, opposing the Silvertown Road Tunnel project? Please report results as total numbers, broken down by the political parties they represent.

Climate Change Committee advice on road building Question No: 2021/2796 Siân Berry In its June 2021 progress report and recommendations to Parliament, the Climate Change Committee has added a new recommendation to the Department for Transport, saying: “Decisions on investment in roads should be contingent on analysis justifying how they contribute to the UK’s pathway to Net Zero. This analysis should demonstrate that the proposals would not lead to increases in overall emissions.” Will you take note of this advice and pause and review the Silvertown Road Tunnel project? And if not, why not?

Adverts for gambling on the Transport for London network Question No: 2021/2797 Siân Berry There has been an observable increase in the number of advertisements for gambling, spread betting and risky investments on the tube network in recent weeks. How are you monitoring this, could you provide any data on the number of campaigns that have been accepted from these companies, and do you consider this increase in promotion appropriate in light of the financial struggles faced by many Londoners today?

Keeping bus fares affordable Question No: 2021/2798 Siân Berry Your manifesto committed to keep bus fares as low as possible. On current projections, with annual increases of Retail Prices Index (RPI) plus 1 per cent, this means a single bus fare could reach £1.80 by January 2024. Will you commit to preventing this?

Action to reach Vision Zero goal (2) Question No: 2021/2799 Siân Berry Thank you for your answer to my question 2021/1473. What actions are you going to take in the current financial year to support reaching your Vision Zero goal?

Rapid rollout of temporary dropped kerbs Question No: 2021/2800 Siân Berry The disability campaign group Transport for All has successfully lobbied Westminster Council to provide asphalt ramps in locations where dropped kerbs have been missing for several years, and permanent changes are not scheduled. Will you undertake similar work where necessary on the Transport for London (TfL) road network and also promote such approaches with local authorities?

Location of school streets (2) Question No: 2021/2801 Siân Berry In question 2020/3841 you provided a link to a list of School Streets delivered up to 30 October 2020. Are there any further School Streets delivered since that time which you could provide data for by updating this list?

Welsh Government change of policy on roads Question No: 2021/2802 Siân Berry Following the Welsh Government announcement that the road-building projects it funds will be paused and reviewed, does this prompt you to think again about pausing and reviewing the Silvertown Road Tunnel project? And if not, why not?

Utterberry (1) Question No: 2021/2803 London business UtterBerry has created a world-leading contactless symptom scanner technology which is in the advanced stages of the FDA’s approval process in the US but is currently still undergoing MHRA approval here in the UK. Is there anything you can do to support UtterBerry to ensure their much-needed technology is quickly approved and rolled out across London to reduce the need for future lockdowns?

Utterberry (2) Question No: 2021/2804 Andrew Boff Technology such as smart sensors, Smart IoT devices and contactless symptom scanners developed by UtterBerry have the ability to enable a return from Covid restrictions and to reduce the need for future lockdowns. What steps will you take to support the delivery and rollout of these crucial technologies across London?

Green Belt Question No: 2021/2805 Andrew Boff Will the Mayor confirm whether he will personally talk to the Leader of Enfield Council regarding his unhappiness with her Draft Local Plan which proposes mass de-designation of London’s Green Belt?

Green Belt Question No: 2021/2806 Andrew Boff Could the Mayor confirm whether or not he would be flexible on SIL to aid Enfield Council in delivering more housing and to steer it away from its deeply unpopular plans to de- designate Green Belt?

Planning (1) Question No: 2021/2807 Andrew Boff Will you reject applications for residential towers in areas which aren’t specifically included as suitable for tall buildings in borough local plans?

Planning (2) Question No: 2021/2808 Andrew Boff Will you provide a list of called-in applications alongside the reasons for call-in since 2016?

Planning (3) Question No: 2021/2809 Andrew Boff How much Metropolitan Open Land has been lost in the past 10 years by borough?

Planning (4) Question No: 2021/2810 Andrew Boff When will the London Plan Annual Monitoring Reports for 2019/20 onwards be published?

Planning (5) Question No: 2021/2811 Andrew Boff Will you include those properties converted using permitted development rights in the London Development Database and the emerging London Planning Datahub?

TfL Consultation Process Question No: 2021/2812 Andrew Boff Please would you provide a detailed breakdown of TfL’s consultation process for addressing accessibility and the impact on vulnerable Londoners for new and existing schemes?

CS3 Cycleway Question No: 2021/2813 Andrew Boff The Assembly called on you to rename the CS3 Cycleway ‘The Joshua Wong Cycleway’, for as long as any of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy campaigners remain imprisoned. What progress is there on this request?

A24 Changes Question No: 2021/2814 Andrew Boff Since you introduced the changes to the A24 in Wandsworth, TfL has ignored residents’ concerns and refused to listen or engage with people living on the Heaver Estate in South Balham. These concerns include: delaying emergency vehicles, hitting local businesses and worsening pollution for people living locally. What are you going to do about it?

LTNs in Tower Hamlets Question No: 2021/2815 Andrew Boff Broken down by LTN, what assessments did TfL make of the LTNs that Tower Hamlets Council has introduced over the last 15 months?

Smart Water (1) Question No: 2021/2816 Andrew Boff Please can you provide an update on the Smart Water initiative?

Smart Water (2) Question No: 2021/2817 Andrew Boff For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many times has smart water been issued?

Smart Water (3) Question No: 2021/2818 Andrew Boff For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many times has stolen property been traced because of smart water?

Safer Streets Fund Question No: 2021/2819 Andrew Boff Why was Camden, or the three wards of Kings Cross, Bloomsbury, and Holborn & Covent Garden, not put forward for the Safer Streets Fund, despite meeting the criteria?

HIV Working Group Question No: 2021/2820 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/2338 you advised a working group is currently being put together to design and then pilot an HIV friendly charter in the NHS. Who is leading the establishment of this working group, who will it consist of and what is the timeline for its establishment?

Fertility Health Inequality Question No: 2021/2821 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/2320 you failed to acknowledge that London’s fertility treatment is one of our capital’s biggest health inequalities. Do you accept it is a health inequality given your responsibilities surrounding access to health services? Do you plan to do anything to address this specifically over the next three years?

Work with Women’s FA Question No: 2021/2822 Emma Best Please can you expand on the work you are engaged in with the Women’s FA to support their community engagement in London alongside next year’s UEFA Women’s EUROs tournament and expand the reach of in London’s communities?

Big Ideas No Barriers Question No: 2021/2823 Emma Best How much funding was awarded to Big Ideas for their No Barriers school engagement project and from which budget?

Future MedCity Funding Question No: 2021/2824 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/2318 you said you have not committed any MedCity funding for future years beyond £200,000 for the 2021-22 financial year. Can you confirm if this means you will be stopping funding for MedCity after 21-22?

School Superzones Targets Question No: 2021/2825 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/2317 you advised that targets would be developed over the next few months. Would it therefore be acceptable to suggest we should know the specific targets by the end of 2021?

Age-Friendly City Targets Question No: 2021/2826 Emma Best After Debbie Weekes-Bernard’s meetings with the London Age-friendly Forum and other older people’s organisations, what targets have been set to make London age-friendly?

Pet-friendly housing tenancies (1) Question No: 2021/2827 Emma Best What conversations has the Mayor’s Office had with London housing providers to assess their willingness to offer pet-friendly tenancies so that more Londoners can benefit from the physical and mental health benefits of pet ownership?

Pet-friendly housing tenancies (2) Question No: 2021/2828 Emma Best What assessment has been made of London’s housing providers taking up the revised Model Tenancy Agreement published in January 2021 designed to support more people to own pets in rental properties?

Cross-Border Transport Links (1) Question No: 2021/2830 Emma Best How is the Mayor looking to strengthen transport links between neighbouring towns outside of London’s borders with towns inside London’s borders?

Cross-Border Transport Links (2) Question No: 2021/2831 Emma Best With a move to more car-free travel, do you acknowledge there is a massive gap in public transport infrastructure between towns either side of the London border which is limiting travel options?

Cost of Updating the Tube Map Question No: 2021/2832 Emma Best How much does it cost Transport for London to update the Tube map twice a year?

Cost of Rail Grinding Question No: 2021/2833 Emma Best How much money has TfL spent on rail grinding in each year since 2016 across the tube and rail network?

Gypsy, Traveller and Roma Hate Crime Question No: 2021/2834 Emma Best Will the Mayor make sure data is collected by MOPAC specifically on hate crime against those from Gypsy, Traveller and Roma communities?

Protecting police officers - follow up Question No: 2021/2835 Emma Best In my response to my question 2021/2336 regarding plans to protect officers over the next three years you detailed measures from the previous mayoralty, thank you for that. Please can you advise what future plans you have? Or is it currently just to listen to the Commissioner as and when?

Tasers (1) Question No: 2021/2836 Emma Best How many taser trained officers are currently in taser permitted roles?

Tasers (2) Question No: 2021/2837 Emma Best How many officers by the end of your mayoralty would you like to see equipped with tasers?

Police spending Question No: 2021/2838 Emma Best As a percentage of your total budget, please break down the annual amount of mayoral expenditure from each financial year 2016/17 – 2020/21 on policing?

Stop and search Question No: 2021/2839 Emma Best What percentage of stop and searches led to finding a weapon in each year since 2016?

Town Centre Policing Question No: 2021/2840 Emma Best What will be designated as town centre for the purpose of the Town Centre Policing Teams? Will they move across town centres in boroughs or remain stationed at the same one?

Recycling Question No: 2021/2841 Emma Best Can the Mayor provide the year-on-year target or advise there is no year-on-year target for recycling set?

Pollution Hotspots Question No: 2021/2842 Emma Best Please can the Mayor state the locations of the top ten worst pollution hotspots in London?

PrEP Access and Provision Question No: 2021/2843 Emma Best Data from the NHS England Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) Impact Trial showed only 4% of participants were not gay and bisexual men; that is despite heterosexual people accounting for nearly half of new HIV diagnoses. Through your health inequalities work, what are you doing to raise awareness and support increased access to PrEP provision in all communities across London, but especially Black African communities, women, trans people and migrants, where awareness is currently lowest?

London Power Question No: 2021/2844 Emma Best How many London Power customers do you aim to have by 2022?

Taking People With You Question No: 2021/2847 Keith Prince Do you agree with Assembly Member Cooper that, on transport changes, “Taking people with you is so critical.”?

Taxi and PH Compliance Officers Question No: 2021/2848 Keith Prince Can the Mayor provide the most up-to-date number of how many dedicated taxi and private hire compliance officers TfL currently employs?

Taxi & PHV Personal Injury Collision Data Question No: 2021/2849 Keith Prince Given it was a promise in the Mayor’s Action Plan, why is there no separation in the reporting of personal injury collision data involving Taxi & Private Hire vehicles?

Advanced Driving Test for PH Drivers Question No: 2021/2850 Keith Prince The Mayor has stated the advanced driving test for private hire drivers will not progress at this time. How does this sit with his Vision Zero objective?

Vision Zero Action Plan Question No: 2021/2851 Keith Prince The Vision Zero Action Plan hopes to reduce the likelihood of road users making mistakes or behaving in a way that is risky for themselves and other people. Has the Mayor considered an accelerometer condition of licence for private hire operators prohibiting the dispatch of customer requests to moving vehicles?

RFID Cards for Taxis Question No: 2021/2852 Keith Prince Are you and TfL in favour of RFID cards for the taxi trade and, if so, by what date are you aiming to introduce them?

IBBG Benchmarking of London’s Bus Worker Covid-19 Deaths against Peer World Cities Question No: 2021/2853 Keith Prince In your response to Question 2021/1985 you confirmed that the International Bus Benchmarking Group (IBBG) will be benchmarking London’s bus worker Covid-19 deaths against ‘world city’ peers and that TfL will receive this information in late 2021. Will you undertake to announce and publish the results of the exercise as soon as they are received?

UCL Phase 2 Study findings on Statistically-Significant Increased Death Rate of London Bus Workers Question No: 2021/2854 Keith Prince TfL’s UCL Phase 2 Study on Bus Driver Deaths from Covid-19 reports that bus drivers – even after adjusting for ethnicity, age and home address – were twice as likely to die from the general population during the period from March to December 2020. As TfL Chair, do you accept that TfL by (a) withdrawing its inspection staff from depots where there were infection clusters at beginning of the pandemic, (b) being unaware that bus companies were continuing to use small vehicles for ferrying bus drivers to and from their route, (c) not receiving any Covid-19 risk assessments carried out by its contractors, and (d) depending on Unite Health & Safety Officers with unknown levels of safety training to report bus driver safety concerns, played an important role in this poor safety outcome for bus drivers?

Disciplinary Hearings for Bus Drivers who report they are ill from Covid Question No: 2021/2855 Keith Prince I have been getting reports from bus drivers that they are being forced to report to disciplinary hearings convened by their employers as a result of being absent, with a doctor’s note, with Covid-19. A recent ASLEF report confirms identical actions are being taken against Tube drivers by TfL. Can you explain the logic behind punishing bus drivers for being ill with a disease that TfL’s own UCL Phase 2 Study showed that – even after adjusting for ethnicity, age and home address – they were twice as likely to contract as the general population?

Independent Judge-Led Investigation of TfL’s Contracted Bus Operation Question No: 2021/2856 Keith Prince On 16 July 2021, GMB Union Southern Region launched a campaign asking you “to look urgently at the private contractors delivering bus services for TfL and remove the link between punctuality and profits.” Will you appoint an independent judge-led investigation to analyse the safety implications of how TfL contracts and manages its bus contractors?

Alarming Long-Term Casualty Trends involving Question No: 2021/2857 Keith Prince Data you released in response to Question 2020/3838 showed that, when benchmarked over 5 years (2015-2019) for pedestrian deaths involving buses, Imperial College’s Bus Benchmarking Group (IBBG) placed London in the bottom third of its ‘world city’ peers. Further analysis of TfL’s own Bus Fatality Data since 2007 shows that – even though the Department for Transport public data shows that the presence of buses and coaches on London’s Roads (adjusted for total mileage) has declined from 3% to 1% over the period – TfL buses were involved in an average of 10% of all London Traffic Fatals (2007-2020) and 11% of all Pedestrian Fatalities (2014-2020). IBBG Data also shows that London ranks consistently higher among its peers for, inter alia, Network Efficiency, Cost Efficiency, Commercial Income, Punctuality and Customer Satisfaction. Since these fatality trends have not materially improved since you’ve been Mayor, does the convenience provided by TfL’s contracted bus operation come at a cost of Londoners having to accept that TfL Buses will kill at a rate 10-11 times of that predicted by their presence in traffic?

LPG and ULEZ Question No: 2021/2858 Keith Prince A constituent has asked me to table this question: Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG), often referred to as Autogas, provides converted engines with an 11 per cent reduction in Nitrous Oxide emissions and a near total reduction in Carbon Monoxide emissions against their pre-conversion levels. TfL now accepts LPG conversions for licensed taxi trade petrol engine taxis. With a conversion certificate issued by installers that show the “before” and “after” emissions figures, and an emissions check at a MOT test at three years old and every year after, regular proof is available for those conversions that can be more pollutant-free than Euro4’s specification. Why won’t the Mayor allow vehicles with a Bi-Fuel registered category on their registration document the same rights as Euro4 vehicles with respect to the ULEZ?

ULEZ Expansion and Unemployment in London Question No: 2021/2859 Keith Prince A constituent has asked me to table this question: Key findings in a study by Voterra Partners for the cross-party London Councils includes a core scenario that sees unemployment peaking at 9.4 per cent – or 464,000 of economically active Londoners by December. A worse case scenario would see

unemployment hitting 11.8 per cent – or 580,000 – by February of next year if the economic recovery is more sluggish than expected. Does the Mayor agree that if this scenario is in any way correct then October 25th – just over three months away – is not the right time to be hitting some 140,000 Londoners resident in an expanded ULEZ with the demand that they upgrade now to a Euro4 (Euro6 for diesels) compliant car costing several thousands of pounds, or face a daily £12.50 “polluter fine”?

Purley Way Masterplan Question No: 2021/2860 Neil Garratt Would you please confirm that the 7,500 homes proposed in the Purley Way Masterplan will count towards the delivery of Croydon’s London Plan housing targets?

Let’s Do London - Outer London Question No: 2021/2861 Neil Garratt How will you be using your Let’s Do London campaign to specifically boost domestic tourism in outer London and support the economic recovery of these boroughs?

Supporting Large Enterprises Question No: 2021/2862 Neil Garratt What actions are you taking to support large enterprises in London and boost London’s appeal to such businesses?

SME Growth Question No: 2021/2863 Neil Garratt How many London SMEs have grown into large businesses since 2016?

Positive Impacts of Large Enterprises Question No: 2021/2864 Neil Garratt What research have you undertaken to investigate the positive impacts of large enterprises on London’s economy?

Large Enterprises and Tax Question No: 2021/2865 Neil Garratt What research have you undertaken to investigate the impacts and contributions of large enterprises on London’s tax system?

Corporate Social Responsibility Question No: 2021/2866 Neil Garratt What are you doing to support large enterprises in London to contribute to and launch corporate social responsibility projects in London?

Support for Large Enterprises Question No: 2021/2867 Neil Garratt How many large enterprises have you directly supported or worked with since 2016? Please also specify the figure since the start of the pandemic.

Apprenticeship Targets Question No: 2021/2868 Neil Garratt How many apprenticeships do you hope to create during this mayoral term? Please specify a target number.

Apprenticeship Record Question No: 2021/2869 Neil Garratt How many apprenticeships did you create in your first term as Mayor and at what cost? Please give a breakdown by project.

Licensing Improvements Question No: 2021/2870 Neil Garratt How are you working with London Borough councils to improve licensing processes to support pop-up events to boost London’s economy?

Office Space Review Question No: 2021/2871 Neil Garratt What work are you undertaking to address the uncertain future of office space in London?

High Street Support Question No: 2021/2872 Neil Garratt How many high streets are there in London and how many of them have you directly supported since May 2016? Please give a breakdown by borough and year.

Fraud (1) Question No: 2021/2873 Neil Garratt For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many online frauds were reported in London?

Fraud (2) Question No: 2021/2874 Neil Garratt For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many phone call scam frauds were reported in London?

Fraud (3) Question No: 2021/2875 Neil Garratt For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many text message scam frauds were reported in London?

Fraud (4) Question No: 2021/2876 Neil Garratt For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 what was the average amount lost to fraud in London?

Fraud (5) Question No: 2021/2877 Neil Garratt What are you doing to tackle fraud in London?

First Group TOL’s response to 23 December 2020 Notice of Minor Breach issued by TfL Question No: 2021/2878 Neil Garratt Further to your partial response to Question 2021/1983, please provide me with a copy of First Group TOL’s complete response to General Manager of London Trams’ Notice of Minor Breach issued on 23 December 2020.

Complete Original Copy of Further Amended and Restated Operating Agreement between TOL and TfL signed 16 November 2017 Question No: 2021/2879 Neil Garratt Further to your incomplete response to Question 2021/1954, please provide me with the complete original copy of the Amended and Restated Operating Agreement between TOL and TfL signed and executed on 16 November 2017.

1 September 2008 Amended and Restated Operating Agreement between TfL and TOL Question No: 2021/2880 Neil Garratt Further to your response to Question 2020/1100, please provide me with an original copy of the signed and executed 1 September 2008 Amended and Restated Operating Agreement between TfL (as Tramtrack Croydon Limited) and First Group TOL.

25 November 1996 Operating Agreement between Tram Operations Limited and Tramtrack Croydon Limited Question No: 2021/2881 Neil Garratt The signed and executed 25 November 1996 Operating Agreement between Tram Operations Limited and Tramtrack Croydon Limited found in the draft contract you provided response to Question 2020/1100 contains two signatures for Tram Operations Limited. Whose signatures are they?

Operating Agreement between TOL and TfL in effect on 9 November 2016 Question No: 2021/2882 Neil Garratt In your response to Question 2021/1955 you refer to “Schedule 12 of the document” which, as I’m sure you are aware, is labelled [NOT USED] in all 3 versions (i.e, 1996, 2008 and 2017 draft) of the TOL-TfL Operating Agreement you provided in response to Question 2020/1100. Can you review your erroneous response and provide me with the correct reference?

Correspondence relating to and drafts of 16 November 2017 Further Amended and Restated Operating Agreement between TfL and TOL Question No: 2021/2883 Neil Garratt Further to your response to Question 2021/1954, please provide me with (a) copies of all drafts of and (b) all correspondence (both internal and between TfL & TOL) relating to the Amended and Restated Operating Agreement signed between TfL and TOL on 16 November 2017.

TfL document requirements for applications for 60+ Oystercard Question No: 2021/2885 Nicholas Rogers TfL’s requirement for applicants to provide documents proving their identify as part of the process for obtaining a 60+ Oystercard has proved difficult for some of my constituents who do not possess one of the 5 specified document proofs listed on the TfL website. Is there a reason why there is not an option to provide a National Insurance or National Health Service number instead as these are both linked to national databases where the names and dates of birth can be verified? And what is the process for applicants without any of the documents TfL currently specifies?

Reskilling the Recovery Targets and Funding Question No: 2021/2886 Nicholas Rogers In response to my question 2021/2376 you said you “have been working with a range of partners in West London, including the London Borough of Hounslow, to support apprenticeship creation through the Reskilling the Recovery campaign.” How much funding if any, have you given to this and what targets have you set for apprenticeship creation?

Reskilling the Recovery Aviation Question No: 2021/2887 Nicholas Rogers In response to my question 2021/2376 you said you “have been working with a range of partners in West London, including the London Borough of Hounslow, to support apprenticeship creation through the Reskilling the Recovery campaign.” How is this specifically supporting Londoners in the aviation industry and related sectors?

Sector Skills Academies for Aviation Question No: 2021/2888 Nicholas Rogers In response to my question 2021/2376 you said you will establish Sector Skills Academies across London “focused on sectors such as Creative, Green and Digital”. How are you going to specifically support those in the aviation industry and related sectors through these academies?

Long-term Aviation Recovery Question No: 2021/2889 Nicholas Rogers What work are you undertaking to help support the long-term recovery of the aviation industry and related sectors in London?

Culture and Hospitality in South West London Question No: 2021/2890 Nicholas Rogers What actions are you taking to specifically support culture and hospitality businesses and employees in the South-West Constituency? Please specify your targets for this mayoral term in this area.

Homebase Manor Road planning application in Richmond Question No: 2021/2892 Nicholas Rogers Further to question 2021/2382, please give an update on the progress the GLA planning team has made reviewing the Manor Road Homebase application. Please give an indication of when a decision can be expected.

Osterley Tesco/Homebase planning applications in Richmond Question No: 2021/2893 Nicholas Rogers Further to question 2021/2384, could you please give an update on any progress on the stage 2 referral report for the Osterley Tesco / Homebase applications? Please give an indication on timescales if possible.

GLA planning process (1) Question No: 2021/2894 Nicholas Rogers Do you recognise that many residents feel excluded from participating in the call-in process? What plans do you have to increase public participation in and consultation on called-in planning applications?

GLA planning process (2) Question No: 2021/2895 Nicholas Rogers What is the process for calculating the impact of ancillary vehicle movements – e.g. Uber, Amazon, Deliveroo etc – on planned development? There appears to be no consideration of this at present – which does not reflect modern life in London. Do you agree that this is especially relevant for dense developments and is currently a significant gap in the planning process?

GLA planning process (3) Question No: 2021/2896 Nicholas Rogers Do high rise blocks and high-density developments belong in areas with poor public transport?

GLA planning process (4) Question No: 2021/2897 Nicholas Rogers Would you expect Health Impact Assessments produced for developments currently under consideration to reference the pandemic and the issues that arose as they relate to the built environment?

GLA planning process (5) Question No: 2021/2898 Nicholas Rogers Does the GLA commission outside experts to advise on technical issues arising in called-in planning applications, e.g. school place provision?

Hammersmith Bridge Question No: 2021/2900 Nicholas Rogers Please give an update on what actions you have taken since the last MQT to support the work being undertaken to reopen Hammersmith Bridge to cyclists and pedestrians.

Hammersmith Ferry Question No: 2021/2901 Nicholas Rogers Please give an update on progress with the Hammersmith Ferry and please give an assessment of whether you are on course to meet the first week of September target for commencing operations?

Small Businesses on the TfL Estate Question No: 2021/2902 Nicholas Rogers Please outline what support TfL has given during the pandemic to the many small businesses located on its estate?

E-scooter Trial Question No: 2021/2903 Nicholas Rogers In your view, what does a successful outcome of London’s e-scooter trial look like?

Audible E-scooter Signal Question No: 2021/2904 Nicholas Rogers What work has TfL done to support the development of an appropriate e-scooter audible signal, as requested by many visually impaired, elderly and disabled Londoners?

Piccadilly Line Rolling Stock (1) Question No: 2021/2905 Nicholas Rogers When can we expect delivery of the new Piccadilly Line rolling stock?

Piccadilly Line Rolling Stock (2) Question No: 2021/2906 Nicholas Rogers When will the new Piccadilly Line rolling stock be in full use?

Support for Culture in South West London Question No: 2021/2907 Nicholas Rogers Please outline what support you have given to artistic and cultural organisations in South West London. Please break down details by borough and, where possible, by individual organisations and / or projects.

Air Quality Question No: 2021/2909 Nicholas Rogers Mr Mayor, in the response to question 2021/2379 you referred to around 120 ‘reference’ air quality monitoring stations across London. For each of those monitoring stations in South West London, please give details of numbers of exceedances of hourly limits since 2016. Please break down by year.

LFB Question No: 2021/2910 Nicholas Rogers Please could the Mayor provide the number of river deployments by the LFB in South West London since 2016 and what the incidents were, broken down by borough and year?

Tackling graffiti Question No: 2021/2911 Nicholas Rogers Please outline your strategy for tackling graffiti, especially with regards to repeat offenders.

Town Centre Policing Teams Question No: 2021/2912 Nicholas Rogers What are the criteria for determining which areas will receive the new town centre police teams? Will availability of building space play a role?

Cannabis factories Question No: 2021/2913 Nicholas Rogers Please give the numbers of cannabis factories located by police across the South West London constituency for each financial year 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 – please break down by borough.

River deployments Question No: 2021/2914 Nicholas Rogers Please give details of river deployments by the Met Police in the South West London constituency for each financial year 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 and how many arrests were made – please break down by borough.

NHS staff assaults Question No: 2021/2915 Nicholas Rogers For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many attacks against NHS staff were recorded by the Met?

NHS staff attacks Question No: 2021/2916 Nicholas Rogers What are you doing to tackle attacks against NHS staff in London?

Hate crimes against NHS staff Question No: 2021/2917 Nicholas Rogers For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many hate crimes were committed against NHS staff in London?

Adult Education Budget (1) Question No: 2021/2918 Can you please provide an update to MQ 2020/4013, to include whole-year Adult Education Budget spend for 2020/21?

Adult Education Budget (2) Question No: 2021/2919 Peter Fortune Can you provide details of any underspends (if any) in the Adult Education Budget in 2019/20 and 2020/21?

Adult Education Budget (3) Question No: 2021/2920 Peter Fortune Can you provide details of any carry-forwards or accruals (if any) in the Adult Education Budget in 2019/20 and 2020/21?

Adult Education Budget (4) Question No: 2021/2921 Peter Fortune Can you provide a list of all currently allocated Adult Education Budget institutions/projects and relative allocations/spend for 2021/22?

Bus crime in Bromley Question No: 2021/2922 Peter Fortune For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many crimes were committed on buses in Bromley broken down by Major Crime Type?

Bus crime in Bexley Question No: 2021/2923 Peter Fortune For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many crimes were committed on buses in Bexley broken down by Major Crime Type?

Emergency worker assaults in Bromley Question No: 2021/2924 Peter Fortune For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many assaults were recorded against emergency workers in Bromley?

Emergency worker assaults in Bexley Question No: 2021/2925 Peter Fortune For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many assaults were recorded against emergency workers in Bexley?

Knives confiscated in Bromley Question No: 2021/2926 Peter Fortune For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many knives were confiscated in Bromley?

Knives confiscated in Bexley Question No: 2021/2927 Peter Fortune For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many knives were confiscated in Bexley?

GLA (1) Question No: 2021/2928 Peter Fortune Please list how many staff have resigned or been made redundant broken down by directorate and year since 2016?

GLA (2) Question No: 2021/2929 Peter Fortune Please list how many staff worked for the Greater London Authority each year since 2016?

GLA (3) Question No: 2021/2930 Peter Fortune Please list how many positions - both vacant and staff in post - there have been at the Greater London Authority each year since 2016?

GLA (4) Question No: 2021/2931 Peter Fortune Please list how many Greater London Authority staff have resigned or been made redundant broken down by directorate and month for the past two years?

GLA (5) Question No: 2021/2932 Peter Fortune How much has the Greater London Authority spent on temporary staff each year since 2016?

GLA (6) Question No: 2021/2933 Peter Fortune How many temporary staff contracts have the Greater London Authority agreed each year since 2016?

Festival of Ideas Funding Question No: 2021/2934 Shaun Bailey How much funding have you allocated to the Festival of Ideas and from which budget?

Festival of Idea Targets Question No: 2021/2935 Shaun Bailey What do you hope to achieve through the Festival of Ideas and what targets have you set for its performance?

Mayor’s International Business Programme Funding Question No: 2021/2936 Shaun Bailey Have you given any extra funding to London and Partners for the Mayor’s International Business Programme?

Mayor’s International Business Programme Funding Question No: 2021/2937 Shaun Bailey How much funding have you allocated to the Mayor’s International Business programme and from what budget?

Mayor’s International Business Programme Aims Question No: 2021/2938 Shaun Bailey How many businesses are you aiming to have signed up to the Mayor’s International Business programme?

Mayor’s International Business Programme KPIs Question No: 2021/2939 Shaun Bailey What KPIs will you be using to measure the performance of the Mayor’s International Business Programme? Please specify what these are.

Mayor’s International Business Programme Criteria Question No: 2021/2940 Shaun Bailey The criteria for the Mayor’s International Business programme states that a business must have between ten and 250 employees and be generating revenues of more than £1m per annum. What consideration have you given to businesses which do not meet these criteria?

Good Work Fund Criteria Question No: 2021/2941 Shaun Bailey What is the selection criteria and process for choosing recipients of funding through your Good Work Fund?

Good Growth Fund Projects Per Borough Question No: 2021/2942 Shaun Bailey How many Good Growth Fund projects are located in each London borough? Please specify which projects are in each borough.

Homicides (1) Question No: 2021/2944 Shaun Bailey For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 what number of homicides were gang related?

Homicides (2) Question No: 2021/2945 Shaun Bailey For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 please provide a breakdown of the ethnicity of perpetrators of homicide.

Homicides (3) Question No: 2021/2946 Shaun Bailey For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 please provide a breakdown of the ethnicity of perpetrators of homicide excluding domestic abuse homicide?

Knife Crime (1) Question No: 2021/2947 Shaun Bailey For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 please provide a breakdown of the ethnicity of perpetrators of knife crime, broken down by crime type, e.g., knife enabled robbery?

Knife Crime (2) Question No: 2021/2948 Shaun Bailey For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 please provide a breakdown of the ethnicity of victims of knife crime, broken down by crime type, e.g., knife enabled robbery?

Accessing police data (1) Question No: 2021/2949 Shaun Bailey For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21, how many police officers were sanctioned or warned for accessing information on police databases without good reason to do so?

Accessing police data (2) Question No: 2021/2950 Shaun Bailey For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many police staff were sanction or warned for accessing information on police databases without good reason to do so?

London Overground from Enfield to Liverpool Street Question No: 2021/2951 Shaun Bailey London Overground services from Enfield to Liverpool Street only run two trains per hour. What plans do you have to increase the frequency of these services?

Sustrans contracts Question No: 2021/2952 Susan Hall Can you set out the detail of the tendering and/or procurement processes involved in the awarding of the contracts referred to in the answer to MQ 2021/0730?

London Fire Brigade (1) Question No: 2021/2953 Susan Hall Please could the Mayor state in which eight boroughs will the London Fire Brigade be piloting its engagement work, what are the timescales for this work and what does the pilot involve?

London Fire Brigade (2) Question No: 2021/2954 Susan Hall Please could the Mayor confirm the timeline for the new London Safety Plan this term?

London Fire Brigade (3) Question No: 2021/2955 Susan Hall Could the Mayor confirm how our resilience teams will make sure viruses such as Coronavirus are included in risk assessments in the future?

London Fire Brigade (4) Question No: 2021/2956 Susan Hall Could the Mayor confirm whether LFB has implemented the Grenfell Tower Phase 1 Inquiry recommendation to develop policies and training to ensure better control of breathing apparatus deployments?

Northwood Hills Station Question No: 2021/2957 Susan Hall At Northwood Hills Station, the new roof is complete but the glass canopy outside the station has not been completed and the scaffolding which was erected months ago remains in place. When will the work be fully completed?

Hydrogen Injection System Question No: 2021/2958 Susan Hall Diesel vehicles can be converted to a very low emission vehicle by adapting them with a hydrogen injection system. This reduces harmful emissions by around 85%. Will you grant a ULEZ exemption to any diesel vehicle fitted with a hydrogen injection system?

TfL roundels and branding Question No: 2021/2959 Susan Hall What work is carried out by TfL to discourage and prevent people from selling former private hire vehicles with TfL roundels and other branding/insignia still on display?

Confiscated knives Question No: 2021/2960 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many knives were confiscated by the Met police, and what happened to the knives e.g. destroyed?

Confiscated guns Question No: 2021/2961 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many guns were confiscated by the Met police, and what happened to the guns e.g. destroyed?

Homicides (1) Question No: 2021/2962 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many people were identified as a suspect for a homicide and how many left the country?

Homicides (2) Question No: 2021/2963 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many victims of homicide knew the perpetrator, and how many did not?

Homicides (3) Question No: 2021/2964 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many suspected perpetrators of homicide got bail and how many were released under investigation?

No fixed abode Question No: 2021/2965 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21, broken down by major crime type, how many perpetrators had no fixed abode/address?

Drugs street value Question No: 2021/2966 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 what was the average street value of the following drugs: • Cocaine • Cannabis • Ecstasy • Crack Cocaine • Heroin

Confidence in the Police Question No: 2021/2967 Susan Hall For each quarter published on https://data.london.gov.uk/ for Confidence in the Police, please provide breakdowns of the following:

• By ethnicity • By age • By gender • By British, European and non-European

Knife tip offs Question No: 2021/2968 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many tip offs were received about someone carrying a knife?

Gun tip offs Question No: 2021/2969 Susan Hall For each year financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many tip offs were received about someone carrying a gun?

Neighbourhood Watch Question No: 2021/2970 Susan Hall Can you confirm that you support the efforts of Neighbourhood Watch to support the Community and the MPS?

OWL (Online Watch Link) (1) Question No: 2021/2971 Susan Hall Do you support the use of a shared crime alert system for London that can be used collectively by the Police, Neighbourhood Watch and Council Community Safety Teams to connect with residents, with the objective of preventing and detecting crime through the community working together with the Police and their local Council, as currently provided via OWL (Online Watch Link)?

OWL (Online Watch Link) (2) Question No: 2021/2972 Susan Hall Can you confirm at the next Tender Review for a Communications System the key functionality of OWL (Online Watch Link) will be built into any proposed requirements documentation?

OWL (Online Watch Link) (3) Question No: 2021/2973 Susan Hall Can you confirm also that such a Communications System will include for Neighbourhood Watch to be able to send messages directly to all Residents or selected areas of Residents and receive messages from them for action?

OWL (Online Watch Link) (4) Question No: 2021/2974 Susan Hall Do you agree that such a system should be identical for every London Borough, thereby saving the cost of re-training when an Officer moves Borough, and allowing crime alerts to be transparent across Borough boundaries, promoting a One London approach to crime prevention and detection?

OWL (Online Watch Link) (5) Question No: 2021/2975 Susan Hall Can you confirm that such a Communications System will be available for Council Community Safety Teams?

OWL (Online Watch Link) (6) Question No: 2021/2976 Susan Hall Will you confirm whether a review of any existing crime alert system for London, either by MOPAC or the MPS or by both, is underway or is planned; and if so, what is the date by which the results will be published?

OWL (Online Watch Link) (7) Question No: 2021/2977 Susan Hall If no such exercise is planned to conclude by 31 Dec 2021, will you confirm that funding of the OWL (Online Watch Link) system currently used by several London Boroughs will be renewed from 1st April 2022 at a cost of £5,000 per Borough, as the default contract?

Private E-Scooters Enforcement Question No: 2021/2979 Tony Devenish A YouGov poll commissioned by Guide Dogs in December 2020 found that 71 per cent of people who reported having seen an e-scooter being used in the last six months have seen them being driven illegally on the pavement. With an estimated 150,000 privately owned e- scooters in London, what are you doing to expand enforcement both by TfL and the Met against the worrying numbers of illegal riders to protect vulnerable Londoners? Please provide numbers.

Supporting Digital Healthcare Question No: 2021/2980 Tony Devenish How are you working with partners via the London Health Board to support digital healthcare and new technologies in NHS London as part of London’s recovery from COVID- 19?

Nursing Vacancies Question No: 2021/2981 Tony Devenish How are you working with the Royal College of Nursing to help address the 8,270 registered nurse vacancies in the NHS in London?

Jobs, Jobs, Jobs in West Central Question No: 2021/2982 Tony Devenish What actions are you taking to specifically support and create jobs and keep to your manifesto slogan of “Jobs, Jobs, Jobs” in my constituency of West Central?

Jobs Targets in West Central Question No: 2021/2983 Tony Devenish What is the target number of jobs you aim to create and protect in this mayoral term in my constituency of West Central?

First 100 Days Question No: 2021/2984 Tony Devenish Please give a detailed breakdown of what you aim to have achieved by the end of your first 100 days in office of this Mayoral term on 14th August 2021?

Housing association homes Question No: 2021/2985 Tony Devenish Further to questions 2021/0747 and 2021/0206, why does the GLA not specifically track the number of homes being built by housing associations in London, or ask housing associations to provide information on how GLA affordable housing funds are being spent? Will you now undertake to do so?

Drugs (1) Question No: 2021/2986 Tony Devenish We often hear London is an epicentre from which drugs are distributed to the rest of the UK. What work has been done and what conclusions have been drawn on the supply of drugs into London?

Drugs (2) Question No: 2021/2987 Tony Devenish Do you know, for each financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many people from London were arrested for smuggling drugs into the UK?

Drugs (3) Question No: 2021/2988 Tony Devenish Do you know what proportion of cannabis in London is home grown and what proportion is imported?

Drugs (4) Question No: 2021/2989 Tony Devenish For each financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many cannabis farms were found in London and how many of these had over 50 plants?

Drugs (5) Question No: 2021/2990 Tony Devenish For each financial year, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19, 2019/20 and 2020/21 how many meth labs were found in London?

Sex crime training Question No: 2021/2991 Tony Devenish Have you enquired into the facts behind an anonymous Met detective telling The Times (5th June), that officers were not giving appropriate care to sex crime victims because of inadequate training?

Facial recognition technology Question No: 2021/2992 Tony Devenish Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham has commented on privacy issues around the use of live facial recognition technology in public places, duly expressing “deep concern” about the potential for such technology to be deployed “inappropriately, excessively or even recklessly. What step have you taken to address these concerns in London?

Excessive Residential Tube Noise Question No: 2021/2995 Tony Devenish Given the squeeze on TfL finances, how are you prioritising the reduction of excessive residential Tube noise, as promised to a cross-Party group of Assembly Members by Andy Lord in a letter on 15th March 2021 and by you in your answer to Mayoral Question 2020/3757?

HS2 CPO on Wormwood Scrubs (1) Question No: 2021/2996 Tony Devenish Including any relevant maps as part of your answer, exactly which parts of Wormwood Scrubs are HS2 Ltd seeking to compulsorily purchase?

HS2 CPO on Wormwood Scrubs (2) Question No: 2021/2997 Tony Devenish Why is HS2 Ltd seeking to compulsorily purchase land on Wormwood Scrubs when they could just extend lease for UTX & SBS sites with the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham?

HS2 CPO on Wormwood Scrubs (3) Question No: 2021/2998 Tony Devenish What legal guarantee is there that any land on Wormwood Scrubs that HS2 Ltd is seeking to compulsorily purchase will be returned to the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham upon completion of works? If there is no such guarantee, could HS2 Ltd sell the land to a developer instead?

HS2 CPO on Wormwood Scrubs (4) Question No: 2021/2999 Tony Devenish Is there any loophole in the wording of the Compulsory Purchase Order where HS2 could claim they “require the land to enable completion of the station” for some as yet undisclosed purpose other than the sewer & UTX works?

Hammersmith Congestion Question No: 2021/3000 Tony Devenish Why, with overall traffic down in Hammersmith since March 2020, have congestion and journey times increased?

Rail freight Question No: 2021/3001 Tony Devenish Do you recognise the benefits of rail freight and, if so, what are you doing to encourage it in London?

Acoustic Cameras (1) Question No: 2021/3002 Tony Devenish Is TfL working with the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea (RBKC) to understand the acoustic cameras that RBKC is trialling?

Acoustic Cameras (2) Question No: 2021/3003 Tony Devenish Will TfL consider rolling these cameras out on TfL roads to combat noise pollution and enforce public safety?

Keeping E-Scooters off Pavements Question No: 2021/3004 Tony Devenish Would you agree that to communicate the strong message that e-Scooters must be ridden on the road, not the pavement, e-scooter bays should primarily be located on the road?

Stopping Cycling on Pavements Question No: 2021/3005 Tony Devenish How are you prioritising pedestrian safety and ensuring that everything possible is being done to tackle cycling on pavements?

Freedom Pass Use Before 9am Question No: 2021/3006 Tony Devenish Recognising that you will need to find new money to fund such a change, what plans do you have to reinstate Freedom Pass usage before 9am as London moves past the Covid-19 pandemic?

Step-Free Access at Parsons Green and Putney Bridge Question No: 2021/3007 Tony Devenish Will you prioritise step free access at Parsons Green and Putney Bridge tube stations?

London Housing Panel (1) Question No: 2021/3008 Tony Devenish Why is the Mayor abolishing the London Housing Panel, just two years after you established it? Are you reconsidering this decision, or otherwise what alternative plans do you have to seek the views of these organisations?

London Housing Panel (2) Question No: 2021/3009 Tony Devenish What changes to your housing policies have been discussed since the London Housing Panel was established, and which of these have been implemented?

New Homes Quality Code Question No: 2021/3010 Tony Devenish Does the Mayor welcome the Government’s proposed New Homes Quality Code, following years of work to develop a new code of practice for the house building industry, and will you be responding to the consultation?

8 Albert Embankment planning application (1) Question No: 2021/3011 Tony Devenish Why did the London Fire Brigade seek to impose, and the Mayor support, a planning application at the former LFB headquarters at 8 Albert Embankment which caused

significant harm to listed buildings, the local conservation area, and local amenity, which ultimately had to be called-in and rejected by the Secretary of State?

8 Albert Embankment planning application (2) Question No: 2021/3012 Tony Devenish How much did the London Fire Brigade and the GLA spend on defending this application and the Mayor’s planning decision, following call-in by the Secretary of State?

8 Albert Embankment planning application (3) Question No: 2021/3013 Tony Devenish What are the London Fire Brigade’s future plans for this site now that the planning application has been refused by the Secretary of State?

COP26 Question No: 2021/3014 Tony Devenish Can the Mayor state how the GLA will mark COP26?

Green Investment Question No: 2021/3015 Tony Devenish Can the Mayor set out how in this term he will encourage greater green investment into London?

Net Zero Question No: 2021/3016 Tony Devenish Will the Mayor commit to publishing a quarterly report indicating London’s progression to hitting its target of achieving net zero by 2030?

London Power (1) Question No: 2021/3017 Tony Devenish Can the Mayor confirm whether or not The Crystal will have London Power as its energy supplier?

London Power (2) Question No: 2021/3018 Tony Devenish Can the Mayor confirm London Power’s customer number target for this year?

London Power (3) Question No: 2021/3019 Tony Devenish Can the Mayor confirm how many customers have left London Power in the last six months?

Support for businesses during the pandemic Question No: 2021/3021 Marina Ahmad What response have you and business leaders had from the Government on extending COVID support following the announcement to keep COVID restrictions on 14 June 2021?

Good Work Standard Question No: 2021/3022 Marina Ahmad How many Londoners are benefitting from your Good Work Standard?

London Living Wage Question No: 2021/3023 Marina Ahmad How many Londoners are benefitting from the London Living Wage and how does this compare to the start of your first term?

Let’s Do London Question No: 2021/3024 Marina Ahmad In response to MQ 2021/1494, you stated that “Through the London Transition Board, we have briefed Government on the Let’s Do London campaign. This has included requests for additional funding, as the scale of the challenge facing London is huge and will continue until the return of international tourism.” What has been the Government’s response to the requests for additional funding so far?

Night Time Strategies Question No: 2021/3025 Marina Ahmad How many of London’s councils have developed Night Time Strategies so far, and can you tell me which councils these are?

Promoting good employers Question No: 2021/3026 Marina Ahmad Would you consider a webpage on the GLA website which shows Londoners which employers are Living Wage accredited and/or Good Work Standard accredited to promote good employers in London and support Londoners in supporting good employers?

Ethnicity Pay Gap reporting Question No: 2021/3027 Marina Ahmad Will you join the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), Trade Union Congress (TUC) and Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) in calling on the Government for mandatory ethnicity pay gap reporting?

Deliveroo Question No: 2021/3028 Marina Ahmad Given the recent ruling that Deliveroo riders are self-employed and are not entitled to organise through a trade union for better working conditions, will you write to the Chief Executive of Deliveroo and encourage the company to do the right thing and ensure good working conditions and pay for Londoners that work for them?

Self-employed working conditions Question No: 2021/3029 Marina Ahmad How will you support London’s self-employed workers in your second term?

Self-employed pay Question No: 2021/3030 Marina Ahmad How will you work to ensure that self-employed Londoners receive at least the London Living Wage?

Working parents Question No: 2021/3031 Marina Ahmad Gingerbread have found that nearly a third of working parents are concerned that childcare responsibilities will make them more vulnerable to redundancy when furlough ends. How can you support working parents in London concerned about this and what should the Government do to support them when furlough comes to an end?

Sick pay during the pandemic (1) Question No: 2021/3032 Marina Ahmad It was reported (https://www.politico.eu/article/uk-government-hid-sick-pay-scheme-for- wo…) that the Government suppressed access to sick pay for people isolating at the height of the pandemic and that the Treasury instructed officials to conceal from the public how the furlough scheme could help those isolating. Do you agree that Londoners who are required to self-isolate to stop the spread of COVID-19 should be entitled to full pay?

Sick pay during the pandemic (2) Question No: 2021/3033 Marina Ahmad Will you encourage London’s employers to pay full sick pay to all those Londoners required to self-isolate to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus?

Food delivery costs Question No: 2021/3034 Marina Ahmad Given the importance of food delivery services during the pandemic and the recent findings from Which? that ordering through an app was 23% more expensive, will you write to the largest food delivery companies and ask them to ensure that Londoners required to self- isolate to stop the spread of COVID-19 are not paying over the odds for food deliveries, and that any additional costs as a result of delivering food must ensure that those working in the food and delivery industries are paid a London Living Wage?

London’s markets Question No: 2021/3035 Marina Ahmad What action are you taking to support London’s markets to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic?

Police “Walk and Talk” Scheme Question No: 2021/3036 Marina Ahmad What does the Met hope to achieve with its “Walk and Talk” scheme that is currently running in Lambeth and Southwark, which sees female officers “buddy up” with women while walking?

Surge Testing in Lambeth Question No: 2021/3037 Marina Ahmad There is currently surge testing going on in multiple areas of Lambeth due to rises in the Delta variant. What are you doing to support Councils in this, and to encourage residents to take up tests and the vaccine?

Police Encounter Panels (1) Question No: 2021/3038 Marina Ahmad What progress has been made on Police Encounter Panels, particularly in Lambeth and Southwark?

Police Encounter Panels (2) Question No: 2021/3039 Marina Ahmad What does the Met hope to achieve through setting up Police Encounter Panels?

Police Encounter Panels (3) Question No: 2021/3040 Marina Ahmad What is the specific makeup of currently running Police Encounter Panels? How many independent community members are there versus senior police officers?

TfL’s Electric Vehicle Charging Points Question No: 2021/3042 Elly Baker I understand there are 10,651 parking spaces at 79 TfL car parks. How many electric vehicle charging points are provided at each of those stations now and what plans, if any, do you have to provide more charging points in the future?

WiFi services on the Question No: 2021/3043 Elly Baker Vodaphone are no longer continuing their WiFi services on the London Underground. What effect, if any, will this have on WiFi provision across the network?

Flexi Season Tickets (1) Question No: 2021/3044 Elly Baker Journeys solely within the London Zonal Fare Area are not available on a Flexi Season ticket. What does TfL think about this decision to exclude Londoners travelling in London from this new ticketing product?

Flexi Season Tickets (2) Question No: 2021/3045 Elly Baker Flexi Season tickets will be available as either a Smartcard or Barcode tickets. 17 train operators currently have their own smartcards. Can you confirm whether all 17 types of

smartcard will be able to be used on the yellow contactless readers at train stations in London?

Flexi Season Tickets (3) Question No: 2021/3046 Elly Baker Flexi Season tickets will be available as either a Smartcard or Barcode tickets. 19 train operators currently use eTickets, which are purchased online and the ticket emailed to you. Passengers can then either scan the barcode on their phone at the gates or print the ticket out and scan it at the gates. How many stations in London offer the ability to scan a barcode ticket at the gate? What should passengers do if they want to travel to a station without a barcode reader?

Flexi Season Tickets (4) Question No: 2021/3047 Elly Baker Peak Carnet tickets, which offer a discount of 10%, will be replaced by the flexi season tickets. Carnets are purchased in packs of 5 or 10 and are valid for 3 months. A flexi season ticket is for 8 journeys over just 28 days. Do you agree that Peak Carnets are a more flexible option than the flexi season ticket and that the Government should bring them back into use?

DLR Rolling Stock Question No: 2021/3048 Elly Baker Does TfL have the necessary financial certainty to proceed unconditionally with the Housing Infrastructure Fund agreement for 14 more trains and stabling?

Passenger Numbers Question No: 2021/3049 Elly Baker Passenger journeys and income have seen significant growth since the loosening of government restrictions. What effect has the decision to postpone Step 4 of the roadmap out of lockdown had on expected passenger numbers and income?

Swiss Cottage bus stop D Question No: 2021/3051 Anne Clarke Bus Stop D in Swiss Cottage used to serve 5 bus routes, the 113, 187, 268, 46 and 13. It served as a major bus interchange directly outside Swiss Cottage station. Due to the development at 100 Avenue Road, a separate stop has been introduced on Adelaide Road for the 46 and 13. This is extremely inconvenient, and involves using 5 crossings to get from the former stop to the latter. Given the long delays and uncertain future of the development at 100 Avenue Road, will you reinstall the 13 and 46 stops at bus stop D?

E-scooter trial Question No: 2021/3052 Anne Clarke The present e-scooter trial does not appear to require riders to wear safety gear such as helmets and high-viz in the way cyclists should. Why is this? Will you consider making this mandatory in the future?

17 bus Question No: 2021/3053 Anne Clarke The 17 bus used to be the only direct bus from East Finchley to Central London, but was removed several years ago. Will you consider re-extending the route back?

Plastic seating on buses Question No: 2021/3054 Anne Clarke Given the impact Covid is having on the need to keep surfaces clean, are you looking at reintroducing plastic covers on bus seats, which are easier to wipe down and keep clean?

X-buses Question No: 2021/3055 Anne Clarke Has TfL undertaken any assessment of the viability of introducing “X” bus services, similar to those in use in ? These are special buses on existing routes which only stop at every few stops, and act as town centre bus hoppers, allowing for faster services. What would be the pros and cons of such a suggestion?

Antisemitic attacks on the tube Question No: 2021/3056 Anne Clarke Are you aware of the large number of antisemitic attacks on Jewish people on public transport on the weekend of 3rd and 4th July, which were publicised on twitter? Will you join me in condemning them and reassuring the public that you are working closely with the Jewish community to ensure their safety in public?

Tube Noise [1] Question No: 2021/3057 Anne Clarke What is the short and long term plan for the noise on the Bank branch of the Northern line in the Mornington Crescent area?

Tube Noise [2] Question No: 2021/3058 Anne Clarke The Charing Cross branch of the Northern line in the Mornington Crescent area, despite also being noisy, has always been lower priority than the Bank branch. However, in the last 4 years TfL have not undertaken maintenance such as rain grinding on this branch. When will this be done?

Tube Noise [3] Question No: 2021/3059 Anne Clarke TfL have given themselves an ongoing maintenance task to ensure that tube noise does not keep rising to unacceptable levels, but they don’t appear to have a budget to do so. What are you doing to ensure that this promise is kept?

Tube Noise [4] Question No: 2021/3060 Anne Clarke Tube noise in Mornington Crescent was first raised with TfL in 2016. Five years on, there appears not to have been any reduction in the noise, with no plan going forward. What are you doing to fix this, and what options are TfL going to look at to reduce noise here?

Crime levels in Southern Camden Question No: 2021/3061 Anne Clarke Residents in southern Camden have put together a bid for funding from the Home Office to reduce high levels of crime in the area. The bid is supported by the Council and local MP. However, MOPAC is not supporting this bid. Why?

Waking Watches and London’s Boroughs Question No: 2021/3062 Anne Clarke Please provide a borough-by-borough breakdown of the number of buildings operating waking watches in London. Please also break down the numbers for buildings over 18m and under 18m in each borough.

Social and Private Sector ACM Cladding Remediation Fund Question No: 2021/3063 Anne Clarke How many grants have been made from these funds to date? Please provide a breakdown since the funds began, showing the size of grant; social or private residential; and month of grant award.

Building Safety Fund Question No: 2021/3064 Anne Clarke How many grants have been made from this fund to date? Please provide a breakdown since the funds began, showing the size of grant and date of grant award.

Waking Watch Relief Fund Question No: 2021/3065 Anne Clarke How many grants have been made from this fund to date? Please provide a breakdown since the funds began, showing the size of grant and date of grant award.

EWS1 forms and Building Safety Question No: 2021/3066 Anne Clarke Constituents are raising concerns that EWS1 forms are being used to assess building safety, which is not what they were designed to do. Are you concerned that incorrect use of EWS1 forms will lead to some unsafe buildings- for example with poor compartmentation- being labelled as safe because their external walls have limited defects?

Staff Networks and the LFB Question No: 2021/3067 Anne Clarke How many staff networks are there for LFB staff? What are these networks?

Young People and the LFB (1) Question No: 2021/3068 Anne Clarke How have the LFB supported and maintained fire cadet services under COVID-19 restrictions?

Young People and the LFB (2) Question No: 2021/3069 Anne Clarke How have the LFB maintained and delivered Local Intervention Fire Education (LIFE) during the pandemic?

Young People and the LFB (3) Question No: 2021/3070 Anne Clarke How many schools have been able to receive virtual Safety First workshops? Please provide a borough-by-borough breakdown

Young People and the LFB (2) Question No: 2021/3071 Anne Clarke With a fall in the number of young people educated on fire and other emergencies over the last three quarters, what plans does the Brigade have in place to make sure that no young person falls between the gaps and misses out because of the pressures of the pandemic?

Community Safety and LFB (1) Question No: 2021/3072 Anne Clarke With the number of Home Fire Safety Visits (HFSVs) understandably falling during the pandemic, how will the Brigade be working to ensure that the fire prevention work that underpins these visits is increased as we move into a recovery phase?

Community Safety and LFB (2) Question No: 2021/3073 Anne Clarke During the last three quarters time spent by station staff on community safety has dropped and is off target. How importance is this community engagement work and how will the LFB be working to build upon it post-pandemic?

LFB Culture Change Review Question No: 2021/3074 Anne Clarke When do you expect the Culture Change Review to report back to the Brigade?

London’s Risk Register (1) Question No: 2021/3075 Anne Clarke London’s Risk Register lists ‘Complex Built Environments’ as a high risk. How complex is London’s built environment and how can this risk be mitigated against?

London’s Risk Register (2) Question No: 2021/3076 Anne Clarke Severe Drought is listed as a high risk on London’s Risk Register and was due to be reviewed in February 2020. Has this review taken place? If not, when will it take place and the register be updated?

London’s Risk Register (3) Question No: 2021/3077 Anne Clarke How have attacks on publicly accessible locations changed since 2017?

London’s Risk Register (4) Question No: 2021/3078 Anne Clarke Does the ‘See it. Say it. Sorted’ campaign need to be adjusted to reflect any changes since 2017?

Virtual Home Fire Safety Visits Question No: 2021/3079 Anne Clarke Have VHFSVs been launched? If so, what has been the impact and how many VHFSVs have been completed?

Staff Sickness and Operational Resilience Question No: 2021/3080 Anne Clarke How have above-target levels of staff sickness impacted upon LFB operational resilience in 2020/21?

Fire Survival Guidance Technology Solution Question No: 2021/3081 Anne Clarke Have the internal infrastructure issues that held up delivery been resolved and when is delivery expected?

8 Albert Embankment (1) Question No: 2021/3082 Anne Clarke How much money has been spent on maintaining and securing the Albert Embankment site since it was called in, in June 2020?

8 Albert Embankment (2) Question No: 2021/3083 Anne Clarke As the LFB faces Government cuts to its budget, allied with a rising workload as a result of the building safety scandal, how important is it that redevelopment projects for all LFB sites provide good value for money?

8 Albert Embankment (3) Question No: 2021/3084 Anne Clarke Could a scaled back development of the site which is agreeable to both the local community and LFB address government cuts to LFB funding and support the work of the LFB going forwards?

Climate Change and C40 (1) Question No: 2021/3086 Leonie Cooper Please provide an update on your climate change work with the C40 since July 2020.

Climate Change and C40 (2) Question No: 2021/3087 Leonie Cooper As levels of emissions by the G7 countries reduce and are overtaken by countries outside the G7, how can the C40 offer an opportunity to improve climate commitments from major cities?

Climate Change and C40 (3) Question No: 2021/3088 Leonie Cooper How can London lead on this work and share its learning with other cities?

Climate Change and C40 (4) Question No: 2021/3089 Leonie Cooper How will you be using the C40 during this term, to learn from other cities and to improve environmental activity to London?

London Climate Action Week (1) Question No: 2021/3090 Leonie Cooper What conclusions were drawn about the impact of London’s green recovery during discussions at London Climate Action week?

Climate Action Week (2) Question No: 2021/3091 Leonie Cooper What expectations for the COP26 were explored at the London Climate Action Week? How is it hoped that these will be realised?

Climate Action Week (3) Question No: 2021/3092 Leonie Cooper London Climate Action Week has stated that London was ‘transformed’ as a result of COVID-19. How was London transformed and what are the challenges identified to London building back greener? London Climate Action Week, ‘About London Climate Action Week (LCAW),’ [date accessed 11 June 2021]. See ‘Theme 4: Sustainable, net-zero London’.

Climate Action Week (4) Question No: 2021/3093 Leonie Cooper How has London Climate Action Week explored how we can support Londoners already struggling as a result of the pandemic and remove the barriers that make it hard for them to take positive climate action?

Greener City Fund Question No: 2021/3094 Leonie Cooper What plans do you have for the Greener City Fund during this term of your mayoralty?

Air Quality Fund Question No: 2021/3095 Leonie Cooper What are your plans for the Air Quality Fund during this term of your mayoralty?

Supporting Green Infrastructure for London’s Councils (1) Question No: 2021/3096 Leonie Cooper What funding opportunities do you have in place for London’s boroughs to improve their green infrastructure through expanding or enhancing green spaces, increasing tree planting and other projects?

Green Infrastructure for London’s Councils (2) Question No: 2021/3097 Leonie Cooper What funding opportunities are you planning for London’s boroughs to improve their green infrastructure through expanding or enhancing green spaces, increasing tree planting and other projects?

Green Infrastructure for London’s Councils (3) Question No: 2021/3098 Leonie Cooper When will the All London Green Grid Supplementary Planning Guidance be published?

Reducing Pollution Question No: 2021/3099 Leonie Cooper A recent survey by Renault found that 50% of drivers would be willing to change their journeys to reduce pollution, particularly near schools. How do we harness this willingness and extend it to changing modes of transport to improve air quality too? Air Quality news, ‘50% of drivers would be willing to change their journeys to reduce pollution,‘ 8 June 2021

Reducing Pollution and Schools (1) Question No: 2021/3100 Leonie Cooper Please provide a breakdown of the School Streets programme planned, in each year of this term of your mayoralty.

Reducing Pollution and Schools (2) Question No: 2021/3101 Leonie Cooper Please provide a breakdown of Schools Streets installed, by borough.

Mobility Hubs and London Question No: 2021/3102 Leonie Cooper The application for a ‘mobility hub’ in Ancoats, Manchester signals a new approach to urban mobility. How will learning from this project be used to improve large development projects in London, to ensure neighbourhoods see air quality improvements from reduced traffic?

Zero Carbon London Question No: 2021/3103 Leonie Cooper What action can Londoners expect during this Mayoral term to reduce London’s carbon emissions?

GLA Group Switch to Renewable Energy Question No: 2021/3104 Leonie Cooper Please provide an update on the plans for the wider GLA group to move to renewable energy, including proposals for the building of new renewable assets and what percentages are hoped to be reached by which years.

Switching to Active Travel (1) Question No: 2021/3105 Leonie Cooper Please update on how your policies encourage Londoners to enjoy safe active travel more, improving air quality through relying on private vehicles less?

Switching to Active Travel (2) Question No: 2021/3106 Leonie Cooper TfL previously sponsored the ‘Walk London’ walking tour weekends, allowing Londoners and others to enjoy free outdoor walking tours of central London. Is there scope to restart this as part of the #LetsDoLondon campaign?

Air Quality at Putney High Street Question No: 2021/3107 Leonie Cooper In 2021, how often have there been spikes in poor air quality at Putney High Street? Which times of day are these most likely to occur? How does this compare to 2019 and 2020?

Air Quality at Broadway Question No: 2021/3108 Leonie Cooper In 2021, how often have there been spikes in air quality at Tooting Broadway? Which times of day are these most likely to occur? How does this compare to 2019 and 2020?

Air Quality at Clapham Junction Question No: 2021/3109 Leonie Cooper In 2021, how often have there been spikes in air quality at Clapham Junction? Which times of day are these most likely to occur? How does this compare to 2019 and 2020?

Air quality at Morden Question No: 2021/3110 Leonie Cooper In 2021, how often have there been spikes in air quality at Morden? Which times of day are these most likely to occur? How does this compare to 2019 and 2020?

Air quality and Schools (1) Question No: 2021/3111 Leonie Cooper Research released by Global Action Plan last month found that 25 percent of London’s schools exceed WHO limits on PM2.5, most notably in Lambeth and Southwark (158 schools combined), Havering (146 schools), Croydon (129 schools), Richmond upon

Thames (119 schools) and Redbridge (95 schools). Most of these are outer London boroughs that are either partially or wholly outside the extended ULEZ. What needs to be done to improve PM2.5 levels, particularly in outer boroughs?

Air quality and Schools (2) Question No: 2021/3112 Leonie Cooper How many school audits have taken place so far and how many more are anticipated in this term of the Mayoralty?

Air quality and Schools (3) Question No: 2021/3113 Leonie Cooper How many schools have contacted the air quality helpdesk for help so far? Please provide a month-by-month breakdown since the helpdesk was launched.

Air quality and Schools (4) Question No: 2021/3114 Leonie Cooper Going forward, how many schools are anticipated to contact the helpdesk seeking help with air quality improvements?

Air quality and Schools (5) Question No: 2021/3115 Leonie Cooper How many schools in Wandsworth are still in areas where NOx or PM is above WHO limits, at any time?

Air quality and Schools (6) Question No: 2021/3116 Leonie Cooper How many schools in Merton are still in areas where NOx or PM is above WHO limits, at any time?

GMCA Clean Air Zone (1) Question No: 2021/3117 Leonie Cooper The Greater Manchester Clean Air Zone covers the whole of Greater Manchester, meaning all Mancunians benefit directly from reduced emissions. While the LEZ covers all of London how do you see the expanded ULEZ benefitting those living outside of the new ULEZ zone?

GMCA Clean Air Zone (2) Question No: 2021/3118 Leonie Cooper The GMCA Clean Air Zone involves collegiate work with ten borough councils in order to implement the zone. Could the GLA work with groups of London’s councils in order to extend the benefits of the ULEZ to more Londoners?

GMCA Clean Air Zone (3) Question No: 2021/3119 Leonie Cooper The GMCA Clean Air Zone offers a six-month exemption to taxis and PHVs entering the zone. Would this be possible in London when the ULEZ expands?

ULEZ Expansion (1) Question No: 2021/3120 Leonie Cooper Could the remaining cash in the scrappage scheme be targeted towards low income or disabled Londoners who live within 500m of the ULEZ boundary?

ULEZ Expansion (2) Question No: 2021/3121 Leonie Cooper Could the remaining cash in the scrappage scheme be targeted towards charities based within 500m of the ULEZ boundary, or that cross it frequently, such as Wandsworth Community Transport providers?

ULEZ Expansion (3) Question No: 2021/3122 Leonie Cooper Do you know what is the lowest price and the highest price of second-hand: 1. Petrol; 2. Hybrid; 3. Electric Vehicles manufactured since 2005?

ULEZ Expansion (4) Question No: 2021/3123 Leonie Cooper Do you know what is the lowest price and the highest price of second-hand 1. Diesel; 2. Petrol; 3. Hybrid; 4. Electric Vehicles manufactured since 2015?

ULEZ Expansion (5) Question No: 2021/3124 Leonie Cooper Has any consideration been given to the expanded ULEZ not operating 7 days a week? This would allow people to visit family or recycling centres at times when there is less traffic on the road.

ULEZ Expansion (6) Question No: 2021/3125 Leonie Cooper Has any consideration been given to designated routes to specific facilities within the zone, for example recycling facilities in order to avoid fly tipping?

ULEZ Expansion (7) Question No: 2021/3126 Leonie Cooper Please state the percentage levels of private car ownership in all Boroughs that the expanded zone will divide?

ULEZ Expansion (8) Question No: 2021/3127 Leonie Cooper For boroughs divided by the expanded ULEZ, what specific and targeted measures have been taken to encourage people to give up car ownership and join car clubs instead?

Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund Question No: 2021/3128 Leonie Cooper How much of the £160m funding for the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund has been allocated to London?

TfL Works for London programme (1) Question No: 2021/3129 Leonie Cooper What experience do the three leading infrastructure companies Ringway, FM Conway Limited and Tarmac Kier JV have of grass verge and tree maintenance?

TfL Works for London programme (2) Question No: 2021/3130 Leonie Cooper Will the TfL programme for Works for London include new planting as well as maintenance?

Port of London Thames Vision Question No: 2021/3131 Leonie Cooper The Authority is currently refreshing its Thames Vision. How is the GLA contributing to this?

Wimbledon Park Question No: 2021/3132 Leonie Cooper The All-England Lawn Tennis Club are currently setting out plans for possible expansion into Wimbledon Park, including new practice courts. Has the GLA Planning team been consulted by them, especially over the impact on the Capability Brown landscape and green spaces?

Crossrail 2 Question No: 2021/3133 Leonie Cooper I understand safeguarding is being extended for certain sites in my constituency, to allow for the possible construction of . Please could you give an update on the timeline associated with Crossrail 2?

Closure of Bedford Hill, rerouting of buses Question No: 2021/3134 Leonie Cooper Bedford Hill will be closed for 3 weekends between the A24 and the junction with Road/Fernlea Road. Constituents would like to know if further weekend closures might be possible during July and August. Has the local authority approached TfL about re- routing buses at weekends to allow such closures to happen?

Fountain Road, Tooting SW17 Question No: 2021/3135 Leonie Cooper The 155, 264, 280, 492 and G1 buses all travel down Fountain Road. On behalf of constituents, could I please be updated on: • when the buses on all these routes will have the intelligent speed assistance devices? • Fountain Road is used by all these buses to reach Blackshaw Road, where many of them stand. For those buses not entering St George’s Hospital, could their route be adjusted to exclude using Fountain Road as a shortcut to the bus standing area?

Urgent Safety Review of St Helier Avenue Question No: 2021/3136 Leonie Cooper With two traffic fatalities, and other accidents, many local residents are very concerned with the speed of the traffic and the difficulty for pedestrians to cross St Helier Avenue. Could immediate consideration be given to reducing the speed limit, followed by an urgent safety review?

Water Fountains Question No: 2021/3137 Leonie Cooper Can the Mayor update me on how many free water fountains have been installed in Wandsworth and Merton, and how many more are planned for each Borough?

Violent Crime Question No: 2021/3138 Leonie Cooper In the past few weeks, there have been several violent fatalities in Merton and Wandsworth, including a drive-by shooting on Bedford Hill. What more is planned to tackle this in my constituency over the summer months?

Screening out crime Question No: 2021/3140 Unmesh Desai Please advise the proportion of crimes, in percentage terms, that have been screened out, by crime type and by month, since January 2020.

Corruption investigations Question No: 2021/3141 Unmesh Desai How many officers have faced disciplinary action (written warning, final written warning, reduction on rank or dismissal without notice) as a result of corruption investigations within the Met in each of the last 5 years?

Corruption IOPC referrals Question No: 2021/3142 Unmesh Desai How many Met officers have been referred to the IOPC in relation to corruption since 2015? Please also advise the outcome of the cases that have been resolved by the IOPC.

Anti-corruption unit resources Question No: 2021/3143 Unmesh Desai Please advise how many Met officers within the Professional Standards department have been dedicated to anti-corruption work in each year since 2016?

Asylum seeker victims of crime Question No: 2021/3144 Unmesh Desai Please provide the number of victims of crime in London in 2019, 2020 and 2021 to date who were seeking asylum in the UK? Please provide a breakdown of crime types if possible.

Asylum seeker perpetrators of crime Question No: 2021/3145 Unmesh Desai Please provide the number of perpetrators of crime in London in 2019, 2020 and 2021 to date who were seeking asylum in the UK. Please provide a breakdown of crime types if possible.

Divert programme indicators Question No: 2021/3146 Unmesh Desai What are the key indicators of success for the Divert programme?

Divert programme reoffending Question No: 2021/3147 Unmesh Desai How many young people has the Divert programme engaged with who have a) gone on to re-offend b) have not re-offended, since 2015?

Divert programme engagement Question No: 2021/3148 Unmesh Desai How many young people has the Divert programme engaged with in each year since it began, including in 2021 so far?

Knife crime victims age profile Question No: 2021/3149 Unmesh Desai Please provide the age profile of knife crime victims in each of the last 5 years.

Homicide victims age profile Question No: 2021/3150 Unmesh Desai Please provide the age profile of homicide victims in each of the last 5 years.

Violence victims age profiles Question No: 2021/3151 Unmesh Desai Please provide the age profile of victims of violence against the person in each of the last 5 years.

Knife offences gang flagged Question No: 2021/3152 Unmesh Desai How many knife crime offences had a ‘gang flag’ in each of the last 5 years? Please provide a breakdown of the proportion of knife offences with and without a gang flag.

Knife crime victims’ history Question No: 2021/3153 Unmesh Desai Please provide the number of knife crime victims whose details at the time of the incident were already on the police database for a) a criminal offence b) as a previous victim of crime, in each of the last 5 years. Please provide the breakdown as a proportion of overall knife crimes for each year.

Homicide victims’ history Question No: 2021/3154 Unmesh Desai Please provide the number of homicide victims whose details at the time of the incident were already on the police database for a) a criminal offence b) as a previous victim of crime, in each of the last 5 years. Please provide the breakdown as a proportion of overall homicides for each year.

Domestic Abuse attrition rate Question No: 2021/3155 Unmesh Desai Please provide the attrition rate for domestic abuse prosecutions brought forward by the Met police in each of the last 3 years.

Victims and Witness Care unit repeat victims Question No: 2021/3156 Unmesh Desai Please provide the number of victims and witnesses who have reported an offence against them whilst under the care of the victims and witness care unit in each of the last 3 years.

Threshold for offenders being monitored through Predatory Offender Units Question No: 2021/3157 Unmesh Desai Please advise what criteria must be met for a perpetrator of domestic abuse to be monitored by officers within a Predatory Offender Unit.

Electoral Commission referrals Question No: 2021/3158 Unmesh Desai Please advise how many referrals the Electoral Commission have made to the Met Police since 2011. Please also advise what proportion of these were investigated, resulted in charges being made, and resulted in convictions.

Police corruption investigations and charges Question No: 2021/3159 Unmesh Desai How many Met Police officers have been a) charged and b) convicted with a criminal offence following investigations into police corruption? Please provide a breakdown by year since 2015. Please also provide details of which borough or BCU the officers charged or convicted were based within.

Machinery for collecting digital evidence Question No: 2021/3161 Len Duvall OBE Please advise how many machines (such as Aceso, XRY or similar) the Met currently has through which it can collect evidence from digital items such as smartphones. Please advise what the increase in number of these machines has been over the last 3 years.

Access to the furlough scheme Question No: 2021/3162 Len Duvall OBE Following reports that people self-isolating could be eligible to be furloughed (https://www.politico.eu/newsletter/london-playbook/politico-london-playb…), will you consider encouraging businesses in London that do not offer sick pay to make use of the furlough scheme in these circumstances?

TfL credit rating Question No: 2021/3163 Len Duvall OBE Credit agency Moody’s has downgraded Transport for London’s debt, citing the Government’s unwillingness to provide clarity on the operator’s long-term finances as one of the reasons for doing so (https://www.cityam.com/moodys-downgrades-tfls-debt-says- pandemic-damage-unlikely-to-be-reversed/). At a meeting of the Budget and Performance Committee on the 16th December 2020, Simon Kilonback (Chief Finance Officer at Transport for London) said a credit rating downgrade ‘‘would have an implication not only for our cost of borrowing, but actually for many of our suppliers who themselves borrow against contracts from TfL. It would also have implications for other liabilities we have, to our pensioners and the trustees of our pension fund, and to many other stakeholders who rely upon the promise that TfL, if you like, as a public body, will always be around and will always be able to meet its obligations. Otherwise you would face much higher costs and much shorter contract lengths, both of which would make costs very much higher than they are today.’’

Is this the situation TfL is now in due to the Government’s failure to provide a long-term funding settlement?

London Festival of Ideas Question No: 2021/3164 Len Duvall OBE How many proposals did you receive from individuals or organisations looking to host events as part of the London Festival of Ideas?

Station accessibility in Brent and Harrow Constituency Question No: 2021/3166 Krupesh Hirani Please can you advise what plans there are to increase the number of accessible stations within the Brent and Harrow constituency over the next three years?

Accessibility at Harrow on the Hill station Question No: 2021/3167 Krupesh Hirani I welcome the commitment from the and the work of my predecessor, , in the long hard-fought campaign to make Harrow on the Hill station accessible. What are the current timescales for the completion of works at Harrow on the Hill station, to make this station accessible for all?

Accessibility at Sudbury Hill station Question No: 2021/3168 Krupesh Hirani In relation to accessibility for all passengers, what are the current plans and timescales for the completion of works at Sudbury Hill station?

E scooter safety measures Question No: 2021/3169 Krupesh Hirani As we know with the recent trial of e-scooters in London, each of the e-scooters have been fitted with a bell, but I understand that there will now also be trials adding artificial noise for the protection of partially sighted pedestrians. Can you advise when we expect to see this roll out to begin in London?

ULEZ expansion in London Question No: 2021/3170 Krupesh Hirani Anecdotally I have seen people already making the changes required to ensure compliance with the forthcoming ULEZ expansion to the North Circular and South Circular roads. Is there information that can be provided regarding the impact on air quality and the economy, before the expansion has even taken place?

Piccadilly line upgrade Question No: 2021/3171 Krupesh Hirani Please can you provide full details and timescales for the already announced Piccadilly line train upgrades?

MET awareness regarding learning disabilities Question No: 2021/3172 Krupesh Hirani Can you provide details of what training is being provided to the Metropolitan Police Service to be more aware of the needs of people with learning disabilities?

Indian Cricket in London Question No: 2021/3173 Krupesh Hirani What progress has the Mayor made in his quest to bring Indian Premier League Cricket matches to London?

Global sporting events in London Question No: 2021/3174 Krupesh Hirani Following the Euro 2020 tournament, is the Mayor considering supporting future bids for other major global sporting events, such as the FIFA World Cup?

Bus Stop on Meridian Way, A1055 Question No: 2021/3175 Joanne McCartney Can TfL investigate the possibility of installing a bus stop near Ardra Road on Meridian Way, A1055, as there are a number of businesses nearby whose workers would benefit from better access to the bus network?

Road Racing on the A10 Question No: 2021/3176 Joanne McCartney How are you working with the Met Police and others to prevent road racing occurring on the A10 in Enfield? I have received more complaints from residents who live in the Bush Hill Park area who inform me that this problem is getting worse again.

Camden to Tottenham Hale Cycle Lane Question No: 2021/3177 Joanne McCartney Can you update me on the progress of the proposed Camden to Tottenham Hale Cycleway?

Removing Recyclables from the Waste Stream Question No: 2021/3178 Joanne McCartney What actions are you or planning to take to encourage London’s waste authorities to remove recyclables from the waste stream? What pressure will you put on the North London Waste Authority to do this so that fewer waste materials are sent for incineration?

Discretionary Housing Payments Question No: 2021/3179 Joanne McCartney What will be the effect to Londoners of the Government’s cuts to the Discretional Housing Payment funding it gives to local authorities?

Bank Branch Closures Question No: 2021/3180 Joanne McCartney Feryal Clark MP has recently highlighted the lack of access to cash and cash banking facilities for local people and small businesses due to the closure of bank branches in

Enfield North. Can you give figures for the numbers of bank branches that have closed in London over the past three years? Will your Better High Streets for All Recovery Mission look at this issue?

Violence Reduction Unit (1) Question No: 2021/3181 Please provide a list of services funded across London by the Violence Reduction Unit.

Violence Reduction Unit (2) Question No: 2021/3182 Sem Moema What assessments are used to gauge the effectiveness of the Unit?

Violence Reduction Unit (3) Question No: 2021/3183 Sem Moema For how long is the Violence Reduction Unit funded?

Violence Reduction Unit (4) Question No: 2021/3184 Sem Moema How successful is the London VRU model compared to its counterparts across the UK?

Violence Reduction Unit (5) Question No: 2021/3185 Sem Moema How does the relationship between the Violence Reduction Unit and the MPS’s Violence Suppression Units work?

Violence Suppression Units (1) Question No: 2021/3186 Sem Moema How are VSUs working to improve relations with the communities they are operating within?

Violence Suppression Units (2) Question No: 2021/3187 Sem Moema How does the approach of Violence Suppression Units in London’s ‘MBs’ or ‘microbeats’ differ from more traditional enforcement tactics?

Violence Suppression Units (3) Question No: 2021/3188 Sem Moema How many officers are there in the Violence Suppression Units and how many posts are vacant? Please give an indication of numbers by borough or BCU.

Violence Suppression Units (4) Question No: 2021/3189 Sem Moema How much is the number of vacancies in officer recruitment hampering the work of the Violence Suppression Units?

Violence Suppression Units (5) Question No: 2021/3190 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of arrests made per month by violence suppression units every month since their launch.

Violence Suppression Units (6) Question No: 2021/3191 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of arrests per month made by violence suppression units for every London borough since their launch.

Violence Suppression Units (7) Question No: 2021/3192 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of knives and weapons seized by violence suppression units for every month since their launch.

Violence Suppression Units (8) Question No: 2021/3193 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of knives and weapons seized in every London borough, by month, since violent suppression units were launched.

Violence Suppression Units (9) Question No: 2021/3194 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of firearms seized by violence suppression units for every month since their launch.

Violence Suppression Units (10) Question No: 2021/3195 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of firearms seized in every London borough, by month, since violent suppression units were launched.

Violence Suppression Units (11) Question No: 2021/3196 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of weapon sweeps undertaken by violence suppression units since their launch.

Violence Suppression Units (12) Question No: 2021/3197 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of weapon sweeps in every London borough undertaken by violent suppression units since their launch.

Violence Suppression Units (13) Question No: 2021/3198 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of incidents where drugs have been seized by violence suppression units and/or the overall volume of drugs seized, since violence suppression units were introduced.

Violence Suppression Units (14) Question No: 2021/3199 Sem Moema How do violence suppression units work with other services, such as those provided by the Violence Reduction Unit, to deliver intervention?

Violence Suppression Units (15) Question No: 2021/3200 Sem Moema What is your assessment of the role in violence suppression units in tackling county lines?

Violent Crime Task Force (1) Question No: 2021/3201 Sem Moema What is the role of the Violent Crime Task Force in supporting the work of violence suppression units?

Violent Crime Task Force (2) Question No: 2021/3202 Sem Moema How many arrests have been made by the Violent Crime Task Force in each year since its launch?

Violent Crime Task Force (3) Question No: 2021/3203 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of arrests per month made by the Violent Crime Task Force for every London borough for the last 12 months.

Violent Crime Task Force (4) Question No: 2021/3204 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of knives and weapons seized by the Violent Crime Task Force in each year since its launch?

Violent Crime Task Force (5) Question No: 2021/3205 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of knives and weapons seized per month, in each London borough, for the last 12 months.

Violent Crime Task Force (6) Question No: 2021/3206 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of firearms seized by the Violent Crime Task Force in each year since its launch.

Violent Crime Task Force (7) Question No: 2021/3207 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of firearms seized by the Violent Crime Task Force per month, in each London borough, for the last 12 months.

Violent Crime Task Force (8) Question No: 2021/3208 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of weapon sweeps undertaken by the Violent Crime Task Force for each year since its launch.

Violent Crime Task Force (9) Question No: 2021/3209 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown of the number of weapon sweeps undertaken by the Violent Crime Task Force per month, in each London borough, for the last 12 months.

MOPAC Funds (1) Question No: 2021/3210 Sem Moema How many young people have been supported by your Young Londoners Fund since its launch? Please break this information down by year and by borough.

MOPAC Funds (2) Question No: 2021/3211 Sem Moema How many young people in Hackney, Islington and Waltham Forest have been supported by your Young Londoners Fund to date?

MOPAC Funds (3) Question No: 2021/3212 Sem Moema How many schools have taken up the offer of knife wands? Please provide the total and a borough breakdown.

MOPAC Funds (4) Question No: 2021/3213 Sem Moema What work is your Violence Reduction Unit undertaking with schools to deliver anti knife crime education?

MOPAC Funds (5) Question No: 2021/3214 Sem Moema MOPAC has been allocated £716,787 for sexual violence support services and £1,377,081 for domestic abuse support services by the Ministry of Justice. How is this money being used?

MOPAC Funds (6) Question No: 2021/3215 Sem Moema How many Independent Sexual Violent Advocate (ISVA) and Independent Domestic Violence Advocates (IDVA) services are MOPAC supporting with funding and how many people are those services supporting?

Domestic Abuse (1) Question No: 2021/3216 Sem Moema What services have been funded by GLA functional bodies in Hackney, Islington and Waltham Forest to (a) support victims of domestic abuse and (b) reduce offending by perpetrators.

Domestic Abuse (2) Question No: 2021/3217 Sem Moema Is the provision of Domestic Abuse services in London on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) equal to the provision during the working week (Monday-Friday)?

Domestic Abuse (3) Question No: 2021/3218 Sem Moema Has your Victims’ Commissioner made any provision for out of hours emergency accommodation for victims, including at evenings and at weekends?

Domestic Abuse (4) Question No: 2021/3219 Sem Moema How many refuge beds are funded for victims from City Hall and does this meet the current level of need?

Domestic Abuse (5) Question No: 2021/3220 Sem Moema What training do officers receive in responding to incidents of Domestic Abuse and violence against women and girls? How does this training ensure the victims feel that they are believed and supported?

Domestic Abuse (6) Question No: 2021/3221 Sem Moema Please advise how many people have been charged with controlling or coercive behaviour in London, since the creation of the offence as part of the Section 76 of the Serious Crime Act 2015.

Domestic Abuse (7) Question No: 2021/3222 Sem Moema What work is MOPAC undertaking to assist in the provision of emergency support for survivors of domestic abuse, including out of hours support?

Domestic Abuse (8) Question No: 2021/3223 Sem Moema On how many occasions has the MPS been approached for information on a partner’s history of domestic abuse under Clare’s Law, for each year since this legislation was passed?

Domestic Abuse (9) Question No: 2021/3224 Sem Moema On how many occasions has the MPS disclosed information on a partner’s history of domestic abuse under Clare’s Law, for each year since this legislation was passed?

Domestic Abuse (10) Question No: 2021/3225 Sem Moema Please give a breakdown of the number of domestic abuse offences in London by ethnicity of the victim, in each year since 2010.

Domestic Abuse (11) Question No: 2021/3226 Sem Moema Please give a breakdown on the number of domestic abuse offences against disabled Londoners for each year since 2010.

Domestic Abuse (12) Question No: 2021/3227 Sem Moema How many Londoners have received support from initiatives delivered through the Mayor’s Violence Against Women and Girls Fund?

Early Intervention with Children (1) Question No: 2021/3228 Sem Moema How is the Mayor supporting early intervention projects aimed at addressing adverse childhood experiences?

Early Intervention with Children (2) Question No: 2021/3229 Sem Moema How much of a priority are young people’s and children’s issues as part of the Mayor’s Recovery Programme? Please enumerate the relevant projects with this cohort.

Early Intervention with Children (3) Question No: 2021/3230 Sem Moema What conversations have you had with the Children’s Commissioner to support child victims?

Support for Children (1) Question No: 2021/3231 Sem Moema The Champions for Children campaign, supported by the Mayor’s Fund for London, has met its target of raising over £60,000. Please provide a breakdown of the meals, skills and knowledge that low-income children will benefit from as a result of the fundraising.

Support for Children (2) Question No: 2021/3232 Sem Moema How many young Londoners have been helped through the London Community Response and what kind of support has this funding delivered?

Support for Children (3) Question No: 2021/3233 Sem Moema How will your recovery missions, your New Deal for Young People mission, support children and young people in London?

Support for Children (4) Question No: 2021/3234 Sem Moema What assessment have you made of the success of your Early Years Hubs and how do you intend to build on that work?

Support for Children (5) Question No: 2021/3235 Sem Moema What support have you provided for children in Hackney, Islington and Waltham Forest during your mayoralty?

Support for Children (6) Question No: 2021/3236 Sem Moema How are you supporting hungry children in our capital?

Support for Children (7) Question No: 2021/3237 Sem Moema What assessment have you made of the success of the Waltham Forest Food Poverty Action Plan?

Rent Increase Question No: 2021/3238 Sem Moema Can the Mayor confirm the percentage level of rent increase for 2020/21 across London Boroughs?

Shared Ownership Charter for Service Charges (1) Question No: 2021/3239 Sem Moema When did you launch the shared ownership charter and how many organisations are currently signed up to it?

Shared Ownership Charter for Service Charges (2) Question No: 2021/3240 Sem Moema The Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2021-2026 Funding Guidance says, “Where they have not already, investment partners are expected to sign up to the existing Shared Ownership Charter for Service Charges and to commit to working with the GLA to develop a new and improved Charter, reflecting the new Shared Ownership model”. Please provide an update on work to develop a new charter and whether a draft will be consulted on?

Service Charges (1) Question No: 2021/3241 Sem Moema The Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2021-2026 Funding Guidance says, “the GLA will work with investment partners to undertake research on service charge levels in London”. Please provide details of this work and when the research will be undertaken?

Service Charges (2) Question No: 2021/3242 Sem Moema The Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2021-2026 Funding Guidance says, “Additional fees and charges for Shared Ownership homes should be kept to a minimum and only reflect the costs to the landlord of undertaking particular tasks”. How do you ensure that landlords do keep fees and charges to a minimum?

Service Charges (3) Question No: 2021/3243 Sem Moema The Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2021-2026 Funding Guidance says, “Investment partners are required to publish on their website details of additional fees and charges (other than service charges) for Shared Ownership homes to ensure residents

are sufficiently informed about any further costs”. Can you confirm that all investment partners publish this information?

Service Charges (4) Question No: 2021/3244 Sem Moema On 27 August 2020 you wrote to the London Assembly Housing Committee and said, “I am consulting on whether to require housing providers to publicly report on service charge levels at regular intervals, to improve transparency and consistency”. What were the outcomes, if any, of these consultations?

Service Charges (5) Question No: 2021/3245 Sem Moema Shared ownership as a housing product is affordable because the rents charged are capped by a Government formula, with increases applied using an approach similar to social housing rents. You have said that London should have the powers to establish a system of private sector rent control. Should there be a similar system to regulate leasehold charges? Please give your reasons.

Commissioner for Social Housing Residents Question No: 2021/3246 Sem Moema Since your original call for the introduction, in September 2017, of a Commissioner for Social Housing Residents, what further discussions, if any, have you had with Government regarding this issue. What response, if any, have you received?

Flexible working and mental health Question No: 2021/3248 Onkar Sahota The Government has indicated they may want to make working from home “normal” going forward. We know that working from home has proved very beneficial for some individuals, and incredibly difficult for others. How will the Mayor work with businesses in London – potentially though the Good Work Standard - to help find a way forward which centres the mental health of workers, ensuring that working from home can remain an option for many people, whilst not creating a culture where businesses functionally force those who do not want to to work from home to cut down on costs?

Compliance with current self-isolation rules for those entering the country Question No: 2021/3249 Onkar Sahota What conversations has the Mayor had with the Government around ensuring compliance with self-isolating for those entering the UK via London airports?

Thrive LDN and complex mental illnesses Question No: 2021/3250 Onkar Sahota What work has Thrive LDN done since its creation to specifically address more “complex” mental illnesses – including but not limited to personality disorders, OCD, DID and psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia?

Mask wearing Question No: 2021/3251 Onkar Sahota It is to be welcomed that the Mayor is keeping compulsory mask wearing on Transport to London. What work is the Mayor doing to encourage that mask wearing will continue in indoor spaces across London in the immediate future?

Estate Regeneration Ballots Question No: 2021/3253 Sakina Sheikh How many ballots have taken place on estate regenerations since they became a requirement in 2018? What was the outcome in each one?

Brownfield Sites Question No: 2021/3254 Sakina Sheikh Can you tell me what percentage of new homes in London have been built on brownfield sites in each of the last five years?

Green Belt Question No: 2021/3255 Sakina Sheikh Can you tell me how many planning applications have involved construction on the Green Belt in the each of the last five years?

Metropolitan Open Land Question No: 2021/3256 Sakina Sheikh Can you tell me how many planning applications have involved construction on Metropolitan Open Land in the each of the last five years?

Threshold Approach to Viability Question No: 2021/3257 Sakina Sheikh How has the Threshold Approach to viability helped boost the amount of affordable homes in London? Are you able to quantify this?

Garages on Estates Question No: 2021/3258 Sakina Sheikh How many garages on estates are there currently in each inner London borough?

Derelict Buildings Question No: 2021/3259 Sakina Sheikh How many derelict buildings are you aware of in London? How can you help get them back into use?

Fire Risk Assessments and LFB Question No: 2021/3260 Anne Clarke Recent analysis by the Building Safety Register found that 79% of the Fire Risk Assessments published online were expired. How important is it to the work of LFB that Fire Risk Assessments are kept up to date in case of an emergency?

Building Safety Register, ‘Despite Grenfell, London councils are still ignoring fire risk assessments!’ 20 March 2021