Questions to the Mayor Mayor's Question Time, 20 July 2016

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

Strike Action Question No: 2016/2754 Gareth Bacon What measures will you take to avoid public transport strikes over the next 4 years?

The Single Market Question No: 2016/2538 Fiona Twycross Do you think London's future economic prosperity is contingent upon membership of the single market?

Establishing resident support for estate regeneration options Question No: 2016/2410 Sian Berry How will your new guidance establish whether residents support development options for council estates?

Gatwick Airport Question No: 2016/2823 David Kurten Will you re-iterate your support for a second runway at Gatwick as the best location for increasing air capacity for London and the South East, and what are doing to ensure that a decision is taken on building it as soon as possible? Terrorist Flags at London Rallies Question No: 2016/2774 Kemi Badenoch What action is the Metropolitan Police Service taking against the use of flags representing designated terrorist organisations as seen during the recent 'al-Quds Day' march in London on July 3rd?

A Special Economic Zone for London Question No: 2016/2542 Andrew Dismore Will you consider the opportunities for London after Brexit of becoming a Special Economic Zone within the United Kingdom to give continuity and certainty to businesses within London, that would otherwise be tempted away by cities in the EU to enable London to have its own arrangements within the EU, EEA and EFTA?

Childcare in London Question No: 2016/2531 Caroline Pidgeon What are you doing to tackle London's childcare crisis?

Crowdfunding Transport Question No: 2016/2760 Keith Prince Given your manifesto commitment to explore "additional sources of funding for major projects", will you commit to introducing crowdfunding to help make desirable but stalled transport projects happen, as suggested in my report Crowdfunding Transport?

Post-Brexit Skills Question No: 2016/2540 Len Duvall Businesses in London already lack the skills that they require and there is growing concern that the skills agenda will not be top of the Government's priorities following Brexit. How will you ensure that London obtains the skills required in the light of Brexit?

House Building after Brexit Question No: 2016/2541 Tom Copley Will the Brexit vote exacerbate the construction skills shortage that London already faces, impacting on housebuilding in the capital? Unacceptable Tube Noise Question No: 2016/2815 Tony Devenish Since my election, the vast majority of the constituency casework I have received has concerned unacceptable levels of Tube noise. Does the Mayor consider it acceptable that so many London residents and businesses are having their lives blighted in this way, especially given their significant concern that the advent of the Night Tube will only make this worse?

New Powers over the Private Rented Sector Question No: 2016/2543 Tom Copley In light of the Brexit result, will you be able to negotiate new powers for London from the government to protect renters?

Frequent Flyer Levy Question No: 2016/2411 Caroline Russell Proposals for a frequent flyer levy could remove the need for airport expansion at Heathrow and Gatwick. Would you consider carrying out a study into this proposal which replaces Air Passenger Duty with a variable levy based on the number of flights taken?

Tourism Question No: 2016/2539 Fiona Twycross Do you think London's international promotion is suitably scaled to compete with the best cities in the world?

Junk Food Advertising Near Schools Question No: 2016/2781 Shaun Bailey You recently stated you support local authorities being given the powers to ban junk food advertising near schools as a means of reducing the health inequalities associated with child obesity in London. Will you lobby the Government to give local authorities this power?

The Effect of Brexit on Transport Question No: 2016/2544 Florence Eshalomi What effect will leaving the European Union have on transport in the capital? Children's Festival Question No: 2016/2825 Peter Whittle Would the mayor be interested in the idea of establishing a Children's Festival of London? Would he agree that, as the children are the future of our city, such an event would help bring together young people from diverse backgrounds, enable further integration, and help them all to learn about their city, past present and future?

Citizens Initiatives Question No: 2016/2731 Andrew Boff Given the high turnout in the European Union Referendum, what consideration have you given to encouraging or introducing greater direct democracy in London?

Brexit and the Environment Question No: 2016/2545 Leonie Cooper How will you use your role in the Brexit negotiating team to ensure we preserve the hard- fought environmental protections that are so vital to our capital’s future?

Public Health Strategy Question No: 2016/2548 Onkar Sahota In your manifesto it was refreshing to note your support for a strategy aimed at improving London's public health and wellbeing; something the previous Mayor failed to deliver With the result of the EU referendum and looking at the powers Manchester has been devolved, do you foresee more powers and resources being devolved to London which you could spend on the health of all Londoners?

[Note: The following are priority questions, but not in proportional order.]

The Night Tube Question No: 2016/2549 Florence Eshalomi Only 45% of Night Tube stations have a toilet. Do you think that is enough?

Policing Budget Question No: 2016/2546 Unmesh Desai What representations have you made to the Home Office since taking office regarding the MPS's budget? Appropriate locations for tall buildings Question No: 2016/2547 Nicky Gavron We welcome the fact that you have stated "a relaxing of the London Plan has seen the growth in tall buildings receiving planning permission across the whole of London, even in areas with no current tall buildings". Do you therefore agree that there needs to be a review of the current policy 7.7 on tall buildings in the London Plan?

Cultural Borough of the Year Question No: 2016/2550 Navin Shah By what criteria will you judge the Cultural Borough of the Year?

Questions not asked during Mayor’s Question Time will be given a written response by Monday, 25 July 2016.

Bid documents for Kingston Housing Zone Question No: 2016/2412 Sian Berry The previous Mayor refused a resident's March 2016 information request (reference #7735) for the bid documents for the Kingston Housing Zone to be released. Will you ensure this decision is reviewed and all bid documents released?

Funding for Kingston Housing Zone Question No: 2016/2413 Sian Berry What stage of approval has the proposed grant of £46.2 million in GLA funds for the Kingston Housing Zone reached, and has any of the money been given to Kingston Council yet? If not, what conditions have to be met before it is released?

Breakdown of the funds being provided to the Kingston Housing Zone Question No: 2016/2414 Sian Berry Will you outline the breakdown of sources of funds that go to make up the proposed grant of £46.2 million from the GLA to the Kingston Housing Zone? Please include the proportion that is Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) grant money for social or intermediate housing.

Resident involvement in plans for Cambridge Road Estate Question No: 2016/2415 Sian Berry Thank you for your response to my question 2016/1946. Before releasing funds for the Kingston Housing Zone, will you ensure the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames runs a full and transparent consultation on how to refurbish and increase the numbers of homes on the Cambridge Road Estate, including options put forward by resident groups, and ensure that no option is pursued for the estate without majority resident support?

Principles for estate regeneration Question No: 2016/2416 Sian Berry Thank you for your response to my question 2016/1946 in which you say that your set of common principles for estate regeneration "will make sure tenants and leaseholders are involved". Will you confirm that the tenants involved will include private tenants who rent from leaseholders? Key worker housing on public land via Homes for Londoners Question No: 2016/2417 Sian Berry According to a recent report from the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, over half of London's emergency service workers now live outside London. Will you encourage Homes for Londoners to act as an intermediary to secure, commission or build homes specifically for rent to emergency service workers?

Rental deposit loans for key workers Question No: 2016/2418 Sian Berry According to a recent report from the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, over half of London's emergency service workers now live outside London. Similar to the City Hall staff policy, will you encourage other employers across the GLA group and in other public services to offer their staff rental deposit loans to support key workers living in London?

EU migrants and rough sleeping (1) Question No: 2016/2419 Sian Berry What measures will you be taking to protect the EU migrants that are sleeping rough on the streets of London?

EU migrants and rough sleeping (2) Question No: 2016/2420 Sian Berry How do you plan to identify the causes and solutions for rough sleeping EU migrants in London?

Health and safety in buildings occupied by property guardians Question No: 2016/2421 Sian Berry A number of London councils are having legal difficulties in registering buildings that are wholly or partly occupied by property guardians as Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMOs) for the purposes of ensuring minimum health and safety standards for residents. Will you call for a clarification of the law relating to buildings that house property guardians, to ensure they are liable to licensing as HMOs? Public land disposal process (1) Question No: 2016/2422 Sian Berry In the past, the GLA Group has disposed of public land in ways which are only accessible to larger developers or land traders. Some public authorities are experimenting with alternative disposal and procurement approaches, such as including community-led providers as joint partners, fixing land costs, and undertaking work such as due diligence and remediation to de- risk sites. Will you review the disposal processes used by the GLA Group to ensure that opportunities for community-led projects, self-build and small builders are fully explored?

Public land disposal process (2) Question No: 2016/2423 Sian Berry Will you undertake or commission a study to identify how the London Land Commission could work with other land owners such as the NHS to support new sources of housing supply including small builders, self-build and community-led projects?

Clothes drying facilities for homes on estates Question No: 2016/2424 Sian Berry Drying washing outside is a good way to save money and resources, and dedicated areas for this are provided on many council estates. They are not currently protected from development by any specific planning measures in the London Plan or legislation. What is your view on the potential loss of these facilities and the level of protection they have?

Gospel Oak station passenger numbers (1) Question No: 2016/2425 Sian Berry Will you provide data for Gospel Oak Overground station showing:

1) daily passenger numbers entering and exiting

2) morning and afternoon peak flow of passengers entering and exiting

3) the number of passengers changing each day between lines?

Please provide this as a table and include data for 2005 and the years 2012 to 2016. Gospel Oak station passenger numbers (2) Question No: 2016/2426 Sian Berry For Gospel Oak Overground station, what are the predicted changes over the next decade to:

1) daily passenger numbers entering and exiting

2) morning and afternoon peak flow of passengers entering and exiting

3) the number of passengers changing each day between lines?

Gospel Oak station passenger numbers (3) Question No: 2016/2427 Sian Berry What local developments that would lead to increased passengers at Gospel Oak Overground station are currently being considered when forecasting increases in passenger numbers at this station?

Gospel Oak station improvements Question No: 2016/2428 Sian Berry Rising passenger numbers at Gospel Oak Overground station are leading to dangerous levels of pedestrian congestion on a narrow footpath that runs under the railway bridge on Mansfield Road. The Dartmouth Park Neighbourhood Forum has prepared a number of short- and long- term proposals for improvements to the station design at Gospel Oak as part of the process of drafting its Neighbourhood Plan, including an additional entrance so that people can reach the station from both sides of the bridge. Will you ensure Transport for London meets with the Forum to discuss these ideas?

Name-blind shortlisting for recruitment in the GLA group (1) Question No: 2016/2429 Sian Berry Anonymising the shortlisting stage of the selection process when recruiting staff helps to reduce unconscious biases. Can you confirm that City Hall recruitment processes are to begin using name-blind shortlisting processes, and when will this be?

Name blind shortlisting for recruitment in the GLA group (2) Question No: 2016/2430 Sian Berry Anonymising the shortlisting stage of the selection process when recruiting staff helps to reduce unconscious biases. Will you ask for name-blind shortlisting processes to be used in all GLA group organisations for all posts where it is appropriate? MPS staff short haul flights Question No: 2016/2431 Sian Berry Will you provide data on the number of flights taken by the Metropolitan Police Service in 2013, 2014 and 2015, which were:

1) to cities/towns within mainland England, Wales and Scotland

2) to cities/towns in Europe which are accessible via a nine hour train journey from London

3) to cities/towns in Northern Ireland or the Republic of Ireland?

MPS staff short haul flights (2) Question No: 2016/2432 Sian Berry Have there been any reviews or changes to Metropolitan Police Service policy regarding staff travel from London to other cities or towns within the UK or Europe in the last 10 years?

Water Cannon Question No: 2016/2433 Sian Berry I welcome your decision to sell the three water cannon and use the money for youth services. Do you have any criteria in mind for the purchasers? Will you ensure that these appliances are not sold to a country or company with a poor human rights record and that they are not used by the buyer against civilian populations?

Characteristics of successful applicants to the Met Police Question No: 2016/2434 Sian Berry Thank you for your answer to question 2016/1605. How many of these applicants from the last two recruitment campaigns were successfully hired by the Metropolitan Police Service? Please provide a breakdown of successful applicants who were 1) male 2) female 3) transgender/non stated gender from each recruitment campaign.

DBS taxi and private hire Question No: 2016/2435 Sian Berry How many taxi and private hire vehicle drivers in London are waiting to be checked by the Disclosure and Barring Service? Please provide a breakdown of applicants who are a) waiting for a taxi renewal licence (including those who have been giving a temporary licence) b) waiting for a new licence. Met Police officers and staff retiring or resigning Question No: 2016/2436 Sian Berry How many a) Metropolitan Police officers and b) Met staff have resigned or retired while they are the subject of an arrest, summons, charge or criminal court proceeding? Please provide a breakdown of these figures for the years 2013, 2014 and 2015.

London Tree and Woodland Community Grant Scheme Question No: 2016/2437 Sian Berry Will the GLA's London Tree and Woodland Community Grant scheme be renewed and open to community applications this financial year?

Reviewing the Earl's Court Masterplan Question No: 2016/2438 Sian Berry In light of the EU referendum result and uncertainty in the land and property market, will you review the business case for upcoming phases of the Earl's Court Masterplan?

Oval junction - audit Question No: 2016/2439 Caroline Russell Will TfL commission an independent post-implementation audit of the remodelled Oval junction to inform future schemes?

Better junctions - summer weather Question No: 2016/2440 Caroline Russell Do TfL take advantage of the longer days and reduced traffic flows during the school summer holidays to intensify work on traffic engineering schemes, such as the better junctions programme?

Southern Rail (1) Question No: 2016/2441 Caroline Russell You have lobbied the Secretary of State for Transport to speed up handing over control of Southern Rail routes to TfL. However, you are yet to publish detailed plans showing how TfL would run these services better. In order to strengthen your case, will you do so? Southern Rail (2) Question No: 2016/2442 Caroline Russell Southern Rail passengers are frustrated that the government has allowed Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) to implement an emergency timetable that permits the cancellation of up to 350 trains daily. Do you agree that GTR should be stripped of this franchise and, if so, what representations have you made to government on this matter?

TfL's traffic light timings review programme (1) Question No: 2016/2443 Caroline Russell Please list all locations where timings have been changed as part of this programme, referenced in your response to 2016/1865 and provide data on how the amount of time for each set of road users has altered.

TfL's traffic light timings review programme (2) Question No: 2016/2444 Caroline Russell What are the criteria TfL uses when deciding whether to amend traffic light timings at a particular location?

Funding for SCOOT technology Question No: 2016/2445 Caroline Russell You recently stated 'TfL will be looking to introduce new technologies that allow changes to the timings of the signals in relation to the demand of all road users. These new technologies include an adaptive SCOOT system and new cycle and pedestrian SCOOT.' Can you guarantee that the funding needed to develop these technologies will be safeguarded in the next TfL business plan?

Road casualties (1) Question No: 2016/2446 Caroline Russell The previous Mayor's 2016/17 consultation budget listed £20m of road safety spending and £25m of funding for roads and traffic policing within TfL's existing business plan as 'under review'. TfL's latest road casualty data shows that the total number of people killed or injured on London's roads has risen again. Will you therefore safeguard this funding when you re-write the TfL business plan later this year? Road casualties (2) Question No: 2016/2447 Caroline Russell In 2015 nearly 600 pedestrians were hit by motorbikes and scooters, an increase of 16% in one year. The delivery period for TfL's Motorcycle Safety Action Plan ends this year. Is TfL working on an updated plan and will it include a specific focus on reducing this type of collision?

Road casualties (3) Question No: 2016/2448 Caroline Russell Will you set a target to increase participation in TfL's BikeSafe motorcycle safety course amongst young Londoners and, if so, what will this target be and how will it be achieved?

Road casualties (4) Question No: 2016/2449 Caroline Russell Will you insist that road safety spending is ring-fenced in funding allocations to boroughs through local implementation plans?

Road casualties (5) Question No: 2016/2450 Caroline Russell Do you have any plans to review the decision taken by your predecessor to allow motorcycles to use bus lanes on TfL controlled roads?

Capturing data on temporary road closures (1) Question No: 2016/2451 Caroline Russell Please provide a list of temporary road closures, on TfL controlled roads, where traffic levels have been recorded before, during and after the closure and where the results have informed changes to how a street has been managed afterwards.

Capturing data on temporary road closures (2) Question No: 2016/2452 Caroline Russell Please provide a list of temporary road closures , on TfL controlled roads, where pedestrians' and cyclists' experiences of being on that road have been recorded before, during and after the closure and where the results have informed changes to how a street has been managed afterwards. Healthy streets check tool - road closures Question No: 2016/2453 Caroline Russell Will TfL use its healthy streets check tool to score roads before, during and after temporary closures?

'Further improving lorry safety in London' consultation Question No: 2016/2454 Caroline Russell This consultation closed on 4th March 2016. When will TfL release the results?

TfL bus safety programme Question No: 2016/2455 Caroline Russell Please provide me with a detailed implementation plan with milestones, budget, staffing and an organisational chart for this programme.

Bus collisions Question No: 2016/2456 Caroline Russell The total number and rate of bus collisions in London have increased every year since 2012, according to recently released FOI data. Why has this happened and how do you intend to reverse the trend?

Recording of injuries caused by poor road maintenance (1) Question No: 2016/2457 Caroline Russell TfL's road casualty statistical releases do not contain data on injuries or fatalities that the police account to poor road maintenance. Where is this data recorded?

Recording of injuries caused by poor road performance (2) Question No: 2016/2458 Caroline Russell Please provide a full breakdown of any compensation TfL has paid to people who have suffered injury due to poor maintenance of TfL roads. Surface Water Management Plans - boroughs Question No: 2016/2459 Caroline Russell Given your climate adaptation responsibilities and the work that Drain London has undertaken to tackle surface water flood risks, can you confirm that all London boroughs have completed their Surface Water Management Plans, a statutory requirement under the Flood and Water Management Act? Please list any London borough without a completed plan.

Viridor incinerator - Barratt Homes Question No: 2016/2460 Caroline Russell In response to 2016/0061 your predecessor made clear the 'high level commitment' Barratt Homes made to connecting to the district heat network at the Felnex site in Hackbridge. Given the GLA's membership of the Beddington Energy Recovery Facility CHP working group, can you confirm whether Barratt's has formally signed this agreement? If not, when do you expect completion?

Viridor incinerator - connections to District Heat network Question No: 2016/2461 Caroline Russell The Sutton Decentralised Energy Network (SDEN) via a district heat network, expected to use the heat from the planned Beddington incinerator to provide low-carbon energy for two adjacent boroughs and 19,000 homes. Given the GLA's membership of the Beddington Energy Recovery Facility CHP working group, and excluding the 750 homes at Felnex, can you confirm how many additional homes are currently in the pipeline for connection?

Solar PV - potential along overground trackside Question No: 2016/2462 Caroline Russell In answer to 2015/1680 you stated that TfL is 'investigating the potential for trackside solar panels'. Can you update me on any further progress, specifically about trackside solar?

London City Airport Question No: 2016/2463 Caroline Russell Was the Mayor aware of London City Airport's proposals for a Crossrail station at the Dockland hub when you instructed the GLA to drop your predecessor's objection to the Compulsory Purchase Order of GLA land at the Royal Docks? Extension of Oyster to Kings Langley Question No: 2016/2464 Caroline Pidgeon Does TfL have any plans to extend Oyster to Kings Langley station and if no plans are in place will you commit TfL to reviewing the lack of provision?

Barking to Gospel Oak electrification works Question No: 2016/2465 Caroline Pidgeon During the closure of the Barking to Gospel Oak Overground route for electrification what work is TfL intending to carry out to improve stations on the route in addition to the required work of lowering platforms at Walthamstow Queen's Road and extending platforms?

Barking to Gospel Oak train service timetable. Question No: 2016/2466 Caroline Pidgeon Will TfL be making any changes to the Barking to Gospel Oak Overground train service timetable in 2018?

Dial-a-Ride (1) Question No: 2016/2467 Caroline Pidgeon What is the total budget for Dial-a-Ride's new mobile data terminals system?

Dial-a-Ride (2) Question No: 2016/2468 Caroline Pidgeon Will Dial-a-Ride's new mobile data terminals system deliver more completed trips each year when compared to the benchmark year 2004/5 when the figure was 1,260,669?

Dial-a-Ride (3) Question No: 2016/2469 Caroline Pidgeon Will Dial-a-Ride's new mobile data terminals system drive down refusals each year when compared to the bench mark year 2004/5 when the figure was 99,821?

Dial-a-Ride (4) Question No: 2016/2470 Caroline Pidgeon Please state the total number of complaints Dial-a-Ride received each year between 2004/5 to 2015/16. Dial-a-Ride (5) Question No: 2016/2471 Caroline Pidgeon What is the total budget for Dial a Ride's new bus fleet?

Dial-a-Ride (6) Question No: 2016/2472 Caroline Pidgeon Has a new bus company been selected to supply Dial a Ride's new bus fleet?

Dial-a-Ride (7) Question No: 2016/2473 Caroline Pidgeon What is the total number of new buses being added to Dial-a-Ride's bus fleet?

Risk and safety assessment of Apps used by drivers of taxis and private hire vehicles Question No: 2016/2474 Caroline Pidgeon Does TfL undertake any health and safety risk assessment of how mobile apps operate for drivers, examining in particular the visual distraction they can potentially cause for drivers while a vehicle is moving?

Kennington Park Road (1) Question No: 2016/2475 Caroline Pidgeon Can TfL provide evidence, in the form of the detailed survey drawings, design statements and written conservation and arboricultural reports, upon which Tfl has based claims to residents of Kennington Park Road that the provision of paving slabs is not possible as part of the proposed footway treatment on the East side of the road? Can they provide a detailed methodology for how the proposed alternative footpath surfaces and their sub-bases would be implemented in a manner which is not damaging to the trees? What is the conservation view on a difference of footpath treatment between the East and West side of the road along an architecturally significant 18th century listed terrace?

Kennington Park Road (2) Question No: 2016/2476 Caroline Pidgeon What is TfL's plan for maintaining and pollarding trees along Kennington Park Road and for replacing trees which have been removed in recent years? What duties does TFL have to submit a planning application to the relevant Local Authority of their intention to remove trees within a Conservation Area? Kennington Park Road (3) Question No: 2016/2477 Caroline Pidgeon What monitoring of the traffic light phasing at Newington Butts, where Kennington Park Road and Kennington Lane meet, is taking place and how quickly will the phasing be improved to ease traffic congestion on Kennington Park Road? Will TfL consider changing the bus lane on Newington Butts to be operational at specified hours only to ease congestion?

Kennington Park Road (4) Question No: 2016/2478 Caroline Pidgeon Will TfL respond to concerns of local residents who believe that the crossing on Kennington Park Road by Kennington Park Place and the park needs to be adjusted to allow more time for pedestrians to cross? Will TfL respond to residents' repeated requests for an additional crossing or traffic island close to City and Guilds Art School and entrance to Cleaver Square?

Kennington Park Road (5) Question No: 2016/2479 Caroline Pidgeon What monitoring of the noise and air pollution levels on Kennington Park Road took place prior to the changes in traffic layout at the Oval Triangle and Elephant and Castle? How are these being monitored subsequently? What duties does TfL have to consider the impact on air and noise pollution when designing new traffic layouts, particularly in residential areas? What duties does TfL have to implement changes when noise and pollution levels are shown to exceed legal air quality standards?

Kennington Park Road (6) Question No: 2016/2480 Caroline Pidgeon Will TfL respond to concerns of local residents that the removal of the left hand turn from Kennington Road and Ravensden Street onto Kennington Park Road has led to unacceptable levels of difficulty in accessing their properties and other local amenities, and has created a situation that is dangerous for cyclists and emergency vehicles? How is this situation being monitored and what would trigger these left hand turns to be reinstated?

Kennington Green Pedestrian Crossing Question No: 2016/2481 Caroline Pidgeon Why has TfL not provided a safe pedestrian crossing on Kennington Road at Kennington Green in substitution for the pelican crossing removed as part of the Northern Line Extension works more than 1 year ago? What monitoring of pedestrian safety is being conducted at Kennington Green? Consultation with London Boroughs relating to engineering work in conservation areas Question No: 2016/2482 Caroline Pidgeon What policies and duties, if any, does TfL have to undertake consultation with conservation officers or a London Borough prior to pavement repairs or any other proposed engineering work being undertaken in a conservation area?

Kennington Tube Station Question No: 2016/2483 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide an update on the timescale for re-zoning Kennington Station to Zone 1/2.

Collisions involving buses (1) Question No: 2016/2484 Caroline Pidgeon What explanation can be given for the 13% increase in serious injuries resulting from bus collisions in London between the fourth quarter of 2015 and the first quarter of 2016?

Collisions involving buses (2) Question No: 2016/2485 Caroline Pidgeon In order to highlight the importance that TfL is placing on reducing bus collisions involving its subcontractors will you instruct TfL to identify the Route Number and Operater Name of any bus involved in a collision reported on twitter by @TfLTravelalerts and @TfLBusalerts?

Collisions involving buses (3) Question No: 2016/2486 Caroline Pidgeon A constituent has asked me to raise why it appears TfL has a policy to routinely release the names of victims of fatal road collisions when a bicycle is involved, but to adopt the opposite policy of refusing to release similar information relating to pedestrians when a fatal road collision involves a TfL Bus. Will you undertake to review this policy and ensure that there is consistency in providing information to the public? TfL Bus Safety Programme Question No: 2016/2487 Caroline Pidgeon Following the launch of TfL's Bus Safety Programme on 1 February 2016 please state:

(1) What is the budget and staffing for this programme?

(2) Who is in charge of this programme and to whom does this person report?

(3) What is the exact timing and milestones of this programme?

(4) What are the Key Performance Indicators for this programme?

Improving the health of Londoners - transport action plan (1) Question No: 2016/2488 Caroline Pidgeon In February 2014 Transport for London published a report titled "Improving the health of Londoners - transport action plan" which set out ten action steps for new ways of working. Please provide an update for how this plan has been implemented and progress measured in terms of (a) physical activity, (b) air quality, (c) road traffic collisions, (d) noise, (e) access and severance and (f) perception of the urban realm.

Improving the health of Londoners - transport action plan (2) Question No: 2016/2489 Caroline Pidgeon What steps is TfL taking to encourage London boroughs to adopt similar policies as contained in TfL's document "Improving the health of Londoners - transport action plan" on roads that are their responsibility?

Severe disruption to services on Govia Thameslink Railway (1) Question No: 2016/2490 Caroline Pidgeon What representations have you directly made to Charles Horton, Chief Executive Officer of Govia Thameslink Railway, in relation to the severe disruption on their Southern services affecting south London residents and their emergency reduced timetable now being provided?

Severe disruption to services on Govia Thameslink Railway (2) Question No: 2016/2491 Caroline Pidgeon What representations have you directly made to the Secretary of State for Transport in relation to the totally unsatisfactory Southern service being received by Londoners who rely on the Govia Thameslink Railway? Closure of fire stations in London Question No: 2016/2492 Caroline Pidgeon Following the closure of 10 fire stations in 2014 please state for each fire station site the cost incurred in respect of maintenance, security and utilities since their closure up to the time of their final disposal or their continued closure.

Greenways Question No: 2016/2493 Caroline Pidgeon Please state how many kilometres of cycling Greenways existed in London in (a) 2012, (b) 2013, (c) 2014, and (d) 2015.

Garden Bridge spending Question No: 2016/2494 Caroline Pidgeon At Mayor's Question Time on the 25th May 2016 you stated that of the £60 million public funding that has been committed to the Garden Bridge £37.7 million has already been spent by the Garden Bridge Trust, of which £24.25 coming from TfL and £13.45 million from central Government. Further to this statement can an explanation be given as to why TfL were permitted to allow its resources to be spent in such a rapid manner and with claims on its resources taking place at a much more rapid pace than funding from Government.

Transparency of Garden Bridge Trust Question No: 2016/2495 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide a detailed breakdown of the expenditure undertaken on the proposed Garden Bridge from the £37.7 million that TfL have already allocated to the project.

Review of junctions on Cycle Superhighways Question No: 2016/2496 Caroline Pidgeon Further to your answer on the review of junctions on Cycle Superhighways please set out the timescale for assessing how the junctions are operating. Will TfL also consider assessments of the junctions being undertaken independently? Team London Ambassador Expenses Management Question No: 2016/2497 Caroline Pidgeon A recent Assistant Director Decision (ADD2006) authorised Team London to use the supplier Bread4Businesses to provide prepaid credit cards to volunteers. While the use of prepaid credit cards might provide administrative convenience to the Greater London Authority in paying expenses to volunteers what steps are taken to ensure that volunteers face minimal transaction charges when using their cards? Will you also ensure that the Greater London Authority set clear standards as to the use of prepaid credit cards for employees and volunteers, as an example to employers and organisations throughout London?

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Children restrained in MPS custody Question No: 2016/2498 Caroline Pidgeon How many children have been restrained whilst in MPS custody in the last four years? Please give a breakdown by year and by borough.

Disclosure and Barring Service application service level agreements Question No: 2016/2499 Caroline Pidgeon How many DBS applications dealt with by the Metropolitan Police Service are currently over the 60 day service legal agreement? What percentage is this of the total number of DBS applications?

MPS Policing canals (1) Question No: 2016/2500 Caroline Pidgeon What is the current policing strategy for London's canals?

MPS policing canals (2) Question No: 2016/2501 Caroline Pidgeon How many reported incidents of a) anti-social behaviour and b) violence against the person offences have been recorded on London's canals in the last four years? Please breakdown by offence, canal/borough, and year.

MPS policing Notting Hill Carnival Question No: 2016/2502 Caroline Pidgeon How much does the policing of Notting Hill Carnival cost the MPS annually? Please provide figures for the last four years and provide a projected cost for 2016. Road Traffic Incidents (RTI) during MPS pursuits in Newham Question No: 2016/2503 Caroline Pidgeon In the last four years Newham has had 60% more road traffic incidents during MPS pursuits than any other London borough. Why is this and what work is being done to improve this rate and to make MPS pursuits safer and more effective?

Damages from Traffic Incidents (RTI) during MPS pursuits Question No: 2016/2504 Caroline Pidgeon How much has the MPS paid in damages resulting from road traffic collisions during MPS pursuits in the last four years? Please breakdown by year and by borough where the RTI occurred and whether the damages paid were to a) an individual or b) a business

Non-Road Mobile Machinery Low Emission Zone (1) Question No: 2016/2505 Caroline Pidgeon How many exemptions to the Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM) Low Emission Zone have been granted to date because pieces of equipment are not available at the specified emission standard or in the volume required to meet demand across London?

Non-Road Mobile Machinery Low Emission Zone (2) Question No: 2016/2506 Caroline Pidgeon How are you monitoring the implementation and enforcement of the Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM) Low Emission Zone across London?

Non-Road Mobile Machinery Low Emission Zone (3) Question No: 2016/2507 Caroline Pidgeon How many, if any, boroughs have bid for funding from your Air Quality Fund to boost local enforcement of your Non-Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM) Low Emission Zone?

TfL bus fleet - Euro standard Question No: 2016/2508 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide a breakdown of London's bus fleet by 'Euro' engine standard as at 01 April 2016. 'T-charge' emission surcharge Question No: 2016/2509 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide a breakdown of the number, and type, of vehicles that would be required to pay your proposed £10 Emissions Surcharge based on current traffic figures.

Air quality - information and awareness Question No: 2016/2510 Caroline Pidgeon The description of your most recent plans to tackle air quality in London - as published on the london.gov.uk website - makes reference to a proposal to keep "Londoners better informed and alerted when pollution is at its worst". What is your specific proposal, and where can Londoners find out more information about this plan?

TfL commercial strategy Question No: 2016/2511 Caroline Pidgeon Will you review TfL's target to generate £3.4 billion in non-fares commercial revenue between 2013 and 2023 in light of your manifesto commitment to ensure that 50 per cent of all new homes built are genuinely affordable?

TfL - Staff Nominee Travel (1) Question No: 2016/2512 Caroline Pidgeon How many TfL staff nominee travelcards were in use as of April 2016? Of these, how many were used by the nominees of staff earning a base salary of over £100,000 a year?

TfL - Staff Nominee Travel (2) Question No: 2016/2513 Caroline Pidgeon What is your latest estimate of the revenue that could be raised if the provision of free travel for the nominees of staff earning a base salary of over £100,000 a year were removed?

TfL - Staff Nominee Travel (3) Question No: 2016/2514 Caroline Pidgeon Please list the number of nominee passholder journeys taken on Tube, Overground, DLR, tram and bus in 2015/16. London Living Wage Question No: 2016/2515 Caroline Pidgeon Please list the total number and proportion of jobs in Greater London paying less than the London Living Wage in 2015.

Elephant and Castle - road safety Question No: 2016/2516 Caroline Pidgeon Further to MQ2016/0564, can you confirm whether the second 'stage three' Road Safety Audit (RSA) of the reconfigured Elephant and Castle junction has been completed? If so, please outline any issues raised and subsequent design amendments made?

Elephant and Castle - journey times Question No: 2016/2517 Caroline Pidgeon Now that work to remodel the northern roundabout at Elephant and Castle is complete, how does the observed impact on journey times and congestion compare with the forecasts that were made before work commenced?

Elephant and Castle - collisions and causalities Question No: 2016/2518 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide a table showing the number of collisions recorded at Elephant and Castle, broken down by mode of travel and severity of injury, since work to transform the northern roundabout was completed.

GLA support for Bond Street improvement works Question No: 2016/2519 Caroline Pidgeon Can you confirm that the GLA - through the LEP - still intends to enter into a £2 million loan agreement with Westminster City Council to bring forward physical improvements to the layout and operation of New Bond Street and Old Bond Street with the aim of maintaining Bond Street's status as a world classdestination of choice for the purchase of high quality goods?

New Routemaster (1) Question No: 2016/2520 Caroline Pidgeon How many of the current New Routemasters (NRMs) were introduced mid-concession, and what was the cost to TfL in terms of negotiating settlements with bus operating companies where existing buses could not be redeployed? New Routemaster (2) Question No: 2016/2521 Caroline Pidgeon How many battery packs have been replaced since New Routemasters were introduced to London? Of these, how many have been replaced after the initial warranty period?

New Routemaster (3) Question No: 2016/2522 Caroline Pidgeon Can you provide an update on the 'real world' fuel economy (in miles per gallon) of the existing New Routemaster fleet? Please also state how this compares to hybrid comparators?

New Routemaster (4) Question No: 2016/2523 Caroline Pidgeon Can you provide a breakdown of the fare evasion rate on New Routemaster buses, broken down by those operating in 'crew' and 'driver only' modes?

Seven Sisters Market, Haringey (1) Question No: 2016/2524 Caroline Pidgeon Will you review the decision made by TfL to reject the offer made by West Green Road / Seven Sisters Development Trust to enter into a lease to manage Seven Sisters Market, following concerns that TfL acted unlawfully in doing so?

Seven Sisters Market, Haringey (2) Question No: 2016/2525 Caroline Pidgeon Given your manifesto commitment to engage with small independent businesses across London and support communities which want to keep the character of their high streets intact, why have you apparently allowed a Public Limited Company's interests to trump those of local businesses at Seven Sisters Market in Haringey?

Protecting space for businesses at Algha Works, Fish Island (1) Question No: 2016/2526 Caroline Pidgeon Given your commitment to "protect office space for small businesses", how do you respond to the threat of eviction currently facing the country's last remaining manufacture of hand-made metal spectacle frames, based at Algha Works in Fish Island since 1932? Protecting space for businesses at Algha Works, Fish Island (2) Question No: 2016/2527 Caroline Pidgeon Will you instruct your Deputy Mayor for Business to investigate what can be done to keep Algha Works as the country's last traditional metal spectacle frame works, and separately to examine what changes are needed to existing policies to ensure that mixed-use developments in the LLDC area and elsewhere in London continue to integrate small-scale industrial uses into their sites?

Protecting London's industrial heritage in East London Question No: 2016/2528 Caroline Pidgeon As the successor body to the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA), do you agree that the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) is under an obligation to keep to the commitments made in the bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012, including the commitment to protect London's disappearing industrial heritage in and around the Olympic Park?

Swan Wharf, Fish Island Question No: 2016/2529 Caroline Pidgeon Will you instruct your new Deputy Mayor for Planning, Regeneration and Skills to ensure that all the relevant guidance and planning policies - including the requirement to restore and reuse heritage assets - are fully complied with before any decision is taken to demolish the Edwardian multi-storey stable block at Swan Wharf?

Protecting non-designated heritage assets Question No: 2016/2530 Caroline Pidgeon In advance of your revisions to the London Plan, will you examine the case for strengthening the protections which apply to non-designated heritage assets, recognising the contribution they make to London's architecture?

Reviewing the Earl's Court Masterplan (1) Question No: 2016/2532 Caroline Pidgeon How does your response that "the existing Masterplan…has a consent that cannot be revoked" (MQ2016/1885) square with the statement issued by your spokesperson during the recent Mayoral campaign which read: "Sadiq will review the Earl's Court Masterplan as he has serious reservations about the overall direction the scheme is taking"? Reviewing the Earl's Court Masterplan (2) Question No: 2016/2533 Caroline Pidgeon Why have you been so keen to review the Garden Bridge, but not the Earl's Court Masterplan?

Reviewing the Earl's Court Masterplan (3) Question No: 2016/2534 Caroline Pidgeon Given both higher than forecast population growth in London and the increased housing density now being openly discussed as part of any redevelopment of TfL's Lillie Bridge depot (MQ2016/1937), will you review the ability of existing infrastructure to support intensification on this scale?

Earl's Court - engaging with residents and business Question No: 2016/2535 Caroline Pidgeon Further to your answer to MQ2016/1887 - in which you stated that it was not appropriate to discuss the merits of a potential planning application - do you accept that lobbying is a normal and perfectly proper part of the political process, and that those affected by a planning decision will quite rightly seek to influence it through an approach to their elected Mayor?

Bus Safety Question No: 2016/2536 Caroline Pidgeon To ensure that the operational safety performance of TfL's bus fleet is not being compromised by contracted Excess Waiting Time performance targets, will you publish for each available quarter from 2012/13 to the present each bus subcontractors' aggregated Driver Quality Monitoring (DQM) results and EWT performance?

Garden Bridge Question No: 2016/2537 Caroline Pidgeon Following your welcome commitment that no new public funds will be committed to the Garden Bridge, including your clear statement at the recent State of London debate, will you now consider withdrawing the GLA guarantee for the Garden Bridge as set out in Mayoral Decisions 1647 and 1472?

Brexit 1 Question No: 2016/2551 Andrew Dismore Have you had discussions with the EU Commission over the future of London's interests, as a result of Brexit? Brexit 2 Question No: 2016/2552 Andrew Dismore What discussions have you had with the Scottish Government's First Minister over the consequences of Brexit?

Living on the Edge: Housing London's Blue Light Emergency Services Question No: 2016/2553 Andrew Dismore The London Chamber of Commerce and Industry recently published its latest report Living on the Edge: Housing London's Blue Light Emergency Services which highlights the potential impact of housing undersupply on London resilience by exploring the issue of housing affordability for the three 'blue light' emergency services that would respond to a major incident in the Capital: what is your response their conclusions and recommendations?

Contact Point and Police Estate Question No: 2016/2554 Nicky Gavron In your view, how successful have police Contact Points been? Is this an initiative you plan to continue?

Question Title Airports Decision Question No: 2016/2555 Florence Eshalomi How damaging is the further delay to a decision on aviation capacity in the south east?

Homelessness in London Question No: 2016/2556 Navin Shah Bob Blackman MP for Harrow East recently announced he is proposing a Private Members' Bill to Parliament aimed at preventing homelessness in London. Given what in my view were the farcical efforts of your predecessor to reduce homelessness in London, how will you tackle this problem for Londoners?

Gospel Oak Electrification works (1) Question No: 2016/2557 Jennette Arnold How many "regular users" of the Barking - Gospel Oak rail passenger service had the Oyster system identified by 6 June? Gospel Oak Electrification works (2) Question No: 2016/2558 Jennette Arnold How many of these "regular users" had qualified for automatic refunds by the Oyster system by 4 July?

Gospel Oak Electrification works (3) Question No: 2016/2559 Jennette Arnold How many of these "regular users" had actually collected one or more automatic refunds by 4 July?

Gospel Oak Electrification works (4) Question No: 2016/2560 Jennette Arnold How many enquiries from those qualifying for these automatic refunds had TfL received by 4 July?

Waterloo and City Line Extension times (1) Question No: 2016/2561 Jennette Arnold Are there any plans of making the line a 7 days a week now that the some tube lines are scheduled to start running 24hs?

Toxic Air (1) Question No: 2016/2562 Jennette Arnold Following the result of the EU referendum and considering that NO2 levels were already above EU limits, what actions are going to be taken to make sure London tries to tackle the issue?

ULEZ Expansion in South London Question No: 2016/2563 Leonie Cooper I welcome your announcement that the ULEZ will be expanded to the North and South Circular. However, given that the boundary of the North Circular extends a lot further north than the South Circular goes south, how will you work with boroughs located beyond the zone in the South to tackle air pollution? Poverty on the Canal Network Question No: 2016/2564 Leonie Cooper Following media reports that the housing crisis in London has led to an increase in the number of boaters on the canal network, some of whom are families and are living in unsuitable conditions with no beds, running water, fridges, cooking facilities or electricity, what steps will you take to improve conditions for the boating community?

CMA Report Question No: 2016/2565 Leonie Cooper Further to you manifesto commitment to establish Energy for Londoners, and following the publication of the Competition and Markets Authority final report into the energy market, what steps will you take to encourage more Londoners to swap energy providers?

Air Quality (1) Question No: 2016/2566 Leonie Cooper Following your answer to MQ 2016/1892, are there any short term measures that can be enacted (prior to the revision of the London Plan) to prevent the building of new schools, hospitals and care homes in highly polluted locations?

Air Quality (2) Question No: 2016/2567 Leonie Cooper How many "clean air squads" will be supported by your Air Quality Fund?

Air Quality (3) Question No: 2016/2568 Leonie Cooper Please list the boroughs that will have "clean air squads"?

Air Quality (4) Question No: 2016/2569 Leonie Cooper How many buses in London would it be possible to fit "exhaust scrubbers" to, which turn diesel fumes into nitrogen and water vapour?

Air Quality (5) Question No: 2016/2570 Leonie Cooper How many premature deaths could the installation of "exhaust scrubbers" prevent? VED Devolution Question No: 2016/2571 Leonie Cooper How much money could devolution of a designated portion of VED receipts bring to the fight against air pollution in London?

Mini Holland Question No: 2016/2572 Leonie Cooper How many "Mini Holland" schemes have been established in London?

Green Space and Mental Health Question No: 2016/2573 Leonie Cooper What steps will you take to promote the use of green space as a tool for improving mental health?

New Environment Strategy Question No: 2016/2574 Leonie Cooper How will stakeholder organisations like Friends Groups for Commons and Green Spaces be able to feed in to your review of London's environment strategy?

Rapid Charge Points Question No: 2016/2575 Leonie Cooper Will you work with the filling station industry to encourage them to create either parking bays or an additional lane on station forecourts for electric vehicle quick charge facilities?

Go Ultra Low City Scheme Question No: 2016/2576 Leonie Cooper How many Boroughs have bid for funding from the Go Ultra Low City Scheme and what criteria are used to assess the bids?

Funding for Low Emission Vehicles Question No: 2016/2577 Leonie Cooper It is rumoured that a number of government funding streams relating to low emission vehicles are shortly to close. Please list all the funding the GLA currently receives from central government relating to low emission vehicles and the expiry dates for these funds? C40 Steering Committee Question No: 2016/2578 Leonie Cooper Now London will be able to steer the direction of the C40 Cities Network what will be the key priorities you would like to see the network address?

Low Carbon and green economy Question No: 2016/2579 Leonie Cooper How many jobs is it estimated that the low carbon and green economy support in London?

Animal Cruelty (1) Question No: 2016/2580 Leonie Cooper Please provide data on the number reported animal cruelty offences in London every year since 2000?

Animal Cruelty (2) Question No: 2016/2581 Leonie Cooper How many people have been successfully prosecuted for animal cruelty offences since the year 2000?

THERMOS Project Question No: 2016/2582 Leonie Cooper Please provide further detail of the grant funding from the EU Commission for the THERMOS project?

RE:NEW Question No: 2016/2583 Leonie Cooper How long is Capita's contract to run the RE:NEW programme? What is their strategy over the coming year?

Energy Company Obligation Consultation Question No: 2016/2584 Leonie Cooper Will you be responding to the Government's recently released Energy Company Obligation (ECO) consultation? How will you argue for London to receive a greater share of the ECO funds? Energy Efficiency Improvements in the Private Rented Sector Question No: 2016/2585 Leonie Cooper Please can you provide an update on work undertaken to encourage the private rented sector to adopt energy efficiency improvements?

Cooling on the Tube Network Question No: 2016/2586 Leonie Cooper What projects is Transport for London currently pursuing to provide additional cooling services on the Tube network?

Electric Vehicles Question No: 2016/2587 Leonie Cooper What initiatives are you currently involved with to promote the uptake of electric vehicles in London?

Electric Bus Question No: 2016/2588 Leonie Cooper Please can you provide an update on the electric double deck bus trial which is currently underway?

London Waste and Recycling Board Question No: 2016/2589 Leonie Cooper What projects are the London Waste and Recycling Board (LWaRB) currently supporting?

Decentralised Energy Projects Question No: 2016/2590 Leonie Cooper What decentralised energy projects supported by the GLA will commence operation this year?

Biofuels Question No: 2016/2591 Leonie Cooper Can you provide an update on Transport for London's programmes to support the greater use of biofuels? Central Line to Ongar Question No: 2016/2592 Tom Copley In your response to question 2016/2055 you said that TfL would be happy to co-operate with Essex County Council or others who might want to run the Central Line out to Ongar. Will TfL take a more pro-active approach in looking into the feasibility of this?

Stonewall Workplace Equality Index Question No: 2016/2593 Tom Copley Will the GLA be entering the 2017 Stonewall Workplace Equality Index?

Key Worker Housing Question No: 2016/2594 Tom Copley Following the report released by the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 'Living on the Edge', what opportunities are you looking at to improve key worker housing?

Temporary Accommodation (1) Question No: 2016/2595 Tom Copley Please can you provide the length of time i) households and ii) children have spent in temporary accommodation by borough over the last 4 years? i.e. 6 months or less, 6 months to 1 year, 1-2 years, 3 years or more and 5 years or more.

Temporary Accommodation (2) Question No: 2016/2596 Tom Copley Please can you provide me with the number of children in age groups i) 0-8 ii) 8-12 and iii) 12- 16 that have been assigned to temporary accommodation in London per year over the last 4 years?

Multiple Occupancy Housing Question No: 2016/2597 Tom Copley Please can you provide me with the number of Multiple Occupancy Licences per London Borough per calendar year between 2010 and 2015? Please provide this in excel format Tenants in Private Rented Sector (1) Question No: 2016/2598 Tom Copley Please can provide me with average number of tenants in private rented sector properties per London Borough between per calendar year between the years 2010 and 2015?

Tenants in Private Rented Sector (2) Question No: 2016/2599 Tom Copley Please can you provide me with the average number of bedrooms in private rented properties per London Borough in the calendar years 2010 and 2015?

Tenants in Private Rented Sector (3) Question No: 2016/2600 Tom Copley Please can you provide me with the number of children under the age of 16 who live in private rented accommodation per London Borough in the calendar years 2010 and 2015?

40th Anniversary Grunwick Strike Question No: 2016/2601 Unmesh Desai As you will no doubt be aware, 2016 is the 40th Anniversary of the historic Grunwick Strike. The struggles of strikers, led by Jayaben Desai, against a ruthless, exploitative and anti- trade union employer is an important part of our City's history. The GMB has produced an exhibition about Grunwick to inform all generations of the lessons of the strike, which remain relevant today. Will you facilitate this display at City Hall and consider any other appropriate way of recognising the strikers?

London Landlord Licensing Scheme Question No: 2016/2602 Unmesh Desai What is your timescale for launching the London landlord licensing scheme?

Crossrail 1 Question No: 2016/2603 Unmesh Desai Given Crossrail 1 is predicted be at capacity from day one, how will you ensure that the predicted increase in population in East London is managed and catered for? Crossrail 2 Question No: 2016/2604 Unmesh Desai Given there are huge benefits to housing and employment from an eastern branch of Crossrail 2, when will you be able to commit to building this eastern branch?

Gallions Crossing Question No: 2016/2605 Unmesh Desai When will the next round of public consultation on Gallions Crossing commence?

DLR Capacity Question No: 2016/2606 Unmesh Desai What plans do you have to increase DLR capacity in the Royal Docks?

Sub Regional Partnerships (1) Question No: 2016/2607 Unmesh Desai How do you plan to engage with London's sub-regional partnerships: Local London, West London Alliance, Central London Forward and South London Partnership?

Sub Regional Partnerships (2) Question No: 2016/2608 Unmesh Desai Do you have any plans to meet with the leaders of the Local London sub-regional partnership to discuss devolution in East London?

London Living Rent Question No: 2016/2609 Unmesh Desai When do you expect to launch the London Living Rent?

Local Authority Leaders Question No: 2016/2610 Unmesh Desai How do you plan to engage with local authority leaders during your Mayoralty? Local Councillors Question No: 2016/2611 Unmesh Desai How do you plan to engage with councillors in London during your Mayoralty?

Hate Crime in London Question No: 2016/2612 Unmesh Desai Please provide a breakdown of all hate crime in London by Borough and by month for this rolling twelve months compared to the past rolling twelve months. Please provide this data in an exel format.

Acid Attacks in London Question No: 2016/2613 Unmesh Desai How many incidents of acid attacks have there been in London in the last 12 months compared to the 12 months before? What is the sanction detection rate for these attacks?

Burglary Question No: 2016/2614 Unmesh Desai Please provide a breakdown of all burglary offences in London by Borough and by month for this rolling twelve months compared to the previous rolling twelve months. Please provide this data in an excel format.

Moped Enabled Crime Question No: 2016/2615 Unmesh Desai Can you please provide me with a breakdown of all moped-enabled offences in each borough for this rolling twelve months compared to the previous rolling twelve months?

Kentish Town Dental Service Question No: 2016/2616 Andrew Dismore NHS England intends to close the Kentish Town Urgent Dental service by April 2017, without public notice or consultation, and against the wishes of Whittington Health. It has been open since 2009 and thousands of patients from across London have benefited from the excellent treatment provided and is essential for those who cannot afford even NHS dentistry. Local dentists also refer patients to this service. As this closure will impact on the dental health of Londoners, especially in Camden, will you raise this with NHS England with a view to lobbying to keep the service open? Stonegrove Regeneration Edgware Question No: 2016/2617 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2016/2098, things do not seem to be getting any better; what progress has been made with the planned follow up and what has been the conclusions of your officers' close monitoring?

HS2 [1] Question No: 2016/2618 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2016/1791, what are 'the changes to the Hybrid Bill on which TfL, the GLA and local authorities are already working with HS2 Ltd'?

HS2 [2] Question No: 2016/2619 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2016/1791, what does 'a better overall solution for an integrated Euston station' look like, in your view? intersection of Watford Way/Hendon Way (A41)/Queens Road (B551)/Vivian Avenue (Central Circus), NW4 Question No: 2016/2620 Andrew Dismore Subsequent to the site meeting that was held between TfL's signals engineer, local residents and myself warning of the risks of the dangerous right turn at the intersection of Watford Way / Hendon Way (A41) / Queens Road (B551) / Vivian Avenue (Central Circus), NW4, there was a major collision at the junction, apparently of the kind we predicted. Please give full details of the incident and what action TfL is now taking to resolve the problem of its own creation?

Water cannon Question No: 2016/2621 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2016/2120 when do you intend to deliver your manifesto commitment?

Police horses [1] Question No: 2016/2622 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2016/2126, that the police horse budget referred to excludes stables which are part of the estates budget.; what is the annual revenue cost of stabling? Police horses [2] Question No: 2016/2623 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2016/2126, that the police horse budget referred to excludes stables which are part of the estates budget.; what is the estimated capital value of the real estate of the stables?

Tasers in Camden Question No: 2016/2624 Andrew Dismore How many Tasers are currently in use in Camden BCU; how many taser trained officers are there; how many times has Taser been a) deployed and b) fired in Camden for the calendar year to date; and what were the corresponding figures for 2015 and 2014?

Tasers in Barnet Question No: 2016/2625 Andrew Dismore How many Tasers are currently in use in Barnet BCU; how many taser trained officers are there; how many times has Taser been a) deployed and b) fired in Barnet for the calendar year to date; and what were the corresponding figures for 2015 and 2014?

I and S calls Barnet Question No: 2016/2626 Andrew Dismore For the last three months, what has been the average time to respond to I and S calls in Barnet; and what was the longest time in each category?

I and S calls Camden Question No: 2016/2627 Andrew Dismore For the last three months, what has been the average time to respond to I and S calls in Camden; and what was the longest time in each category?

Probate fees Question No: 2016/2628 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2016/2105 'I will monitor the situation closely and make representations to the Government at the appropriate time', as this is under consultation now, will you make representations now, and if not when? Non EU migrants living in London Question No: 2016/2629 Andrew Dismore Further to your answer to Question No: 2016/2106 that the settlement pay threshold changes were introduced in April 2016 and that you would ask your officers to review the impact of the changes on London., when will this review take place and when will it report?

Stirling Corner roundabout Question No: 2016/2630 Andrew Dismore Your predecessor promised for years that he would cycle round the Stirling Corner roundabout in Barnet to demonstrate its safety to cyclists. Needless to say he failed to do so. Will you ask TfL to look at the problem again, and propose measures that would improve safety for cyclists?

Transport links to Barnet Hospital Question No: 2016/2631 Andrew Dismore Are there any proposals under consideration to increase public transport access to Barnet Hospital, especially from Hendon?

North London Business Park Question No: 2016/2632 Andrew Dismore You may be aware that Barnet Council are considering schemes for the redevelopment of their current office site in North London Business Park. The existing plans are controversial with nearby residents on a number of grounds, such as lack of local infrastructure, overdevelopment, lack of affordable housing and congestion.

When these plans come to you for determination, will you ensure that the views of residents are taken into consideration?

Fire brigade access to private roads Question No: 2016/2633 Andrew Dismore Do you agree with me that it is important that fire appliances are able to access homes on private roads? Residents of Primrose Close in Finchley have expressed concerns that the LFB would not be able to access their properties because planning permission was recently granted to an outbuilding that blocks access. What reassurance can you provide to the residents? Unadopted roads Question No: 2016/2634 Andrew Dismore What guidance can be given regarding unadopted roads which are not maintained, resulting in ASB, such as Brompton Grove in East Finchley?

Somali Bravanese Community Question No: 2016/2635 Andrew Dismore You recently joined me for the second time at the iftar for the Somali Bravanese Community, which was again celebrated in the Finchley Reform Synagogue. Do you agree that such interfaith work shows the best of London, and will you join me in praising both communities?

Flooding in Colindale Question No: 2016/2636 Andrew Dismore The Silkstream in Colindale has had a number of bad floods in recent years due to blockages in the waterway, dumping and fly-tipping. Will you lobby the Environment Agency to come up with a plan, allocate funding and action the measures that will tackle the problem, which is doing thousands of pounds of damage?

Tour de France in London Question No: 2016/2637 Andrew Dismore Will you negotiate to bring the Tour de France back to London during your mayoral term, bearing in mind how popular it was when in London before and the contribution the Tour made to the London economy?

STARS & Academies Question No: 2016/2638 Florence Eshalomi How many academies are there in London and how many of them are STARS accredited?

Central London 20MPH Zones Question No: 2016/2639 Florence Eshalomi You have said you would encourage the roll out of 20mph zones across the city. Do you believe that 20MPH could be introduced on all TfL roads within a) the congestion charge boundary, or b) your expanded ULEZ? Faster and Reliable Buses Question No: 2016/2640 Florence Eshalomi Sir Peter Hendy has said, "In London, fewer but faster and reliable buses will…restart bus passenger growth". What are your thoughts on his analysis of the bus network in London?

Digital Railway programme (1) Question No: 2016/2641 Florence Eshalomi Network Rail plan to introduce the European Train Control System from 2019. What advice, if any, has TfL given Network Rail on this scheme given they have introduced it on the London Underground?

Digital Railway programme (2) Question No: 2016/2642 Florence Eshalomi Has Network Rail shared with you when the London Rail network will benefit from this new system?

Crossrail Two (1) Question No: 2016/2643 Florence Eshalomi You have said you will ask TfL to review the plans for a station at King's Road, Chelsea to see what can be done to minimise the impact on the local community. In addition, you said you would ask TfL to look again at the option of Imperial Wharf as a possible location for a station. When do you expect TfL to publish the results of this review?

Crossrail Two (2) Question No: 2016/2644 Florence Eshalomi When will TfL publish their single preferred option regarding the routing of Crossrail 2 between Tooting or Balham? Will the economic impact assessment and geological survey data be published as part of this announcement?

Crossrail Two (3) Question No: 2016/2645 Florence Eshalomi You have said you wish to review the size of the proposed Crossrail 2 station at Wimbledon. When will you publish the results of the review? Congestion Charge Impacts (1) Question No: 2016/2646 Florence Eshalomi Between 2003 and 2008 TfL produced six annual congestion charge impact monitoring reports. No reports were published between 2009 and 2016, but were any such reports commissioned? If so, will you now publish them?

Congestion Charge Impacts (2) Question No: 2016/2647 Florence Eshalomi Will you be producing a congestion charge impact monitoring report for 2016?

Body Image Ads on the TfL Network (1) Question No: 2016/2648 Florence Eshalomi When will the Advertising Steering Group be established?

Body Image Ads on the TfL Network (2) Question No: 2016/2649 Florence Eshalomi Who are the members of the Advertising Steering Group? Please provide some biographical details of all the members.

Body Image Ads on the TfL Network (3) Question No: 2016/2650 Florence Eshalomi Will the Advertising Steering Group have to approve all adverts on the TfL network or will they only be sent adverts that TfL, Exterion Media and JCDecaux believe may fall foul of the new advertising policy?

Body Image Ads on the TfL Network (4) Question No: 2016/2651 Florence Eshalomi The new advertising policy says, "To ensure we are able to hear the views of our customers, we aim to provide a clear and transparent complaints procedure to ensure that consumers can voice their concerns if they believe advertising does not meet the standards they believe appropriate." Can you outline the complaints procedure and explain how complaints will be referred to the Advertising Steering Group? Body Image Ads on the TfL Network (5) Question No: 2016/2652 Florence Eshalomi TfL have said they will also publish an annual report which will include a review of the campaigns which have run on TfL's transport network. Will you also publish details of what campaigns were not given space on the TfL network, especially those that were not approved as they could pressurise people to conform to unhealthy or unrealistic body images?

Minimum Wage City Question No: 2016/2653 Florence Eshalomi A 2014 report by the National Audit Office found that as many as 20% of home care workers may be being illegally paid below the National Minimum Wage. Can you give us an update on his manifesto pledge to make London a 'Living Wage City?

Thurlow Park Railway Bridge Question No: 2016/2654 Florence Eshalomi The railway bridge over the South Circular in Thurlow Park, Lambeth, is hit by HGVs more than any other railway bridge in the UK. What commitment can the Mayor offer in terms of future infrastructure investment to support local residents, rail passengers and car users that have been impacted by this bridge strikes?

Streetworks Project Question No: 2016/2655 Florence Eshalomi TfL has recently been involved in a Streetworks project in West Norwood that centred on a resident led engagement and co-design process. As a result of this work what lessons have been learnt by TfL that will enable it to improve future engagement plans that include local residents and business from the start?

Brexit and the New Homes Bonus Question No: 2016/2656 Nicky Gavron What impact does the Mayor believe Brexit could have on local government finances in London through the potential loss of New Homes Bonus? What impact could this have on borough led regeneration in London? Heritage Action Zones Question No: 2016/2657 Nicky Gavron Does the Mayor support the establishment of Heritage Action Zones within London? Will he hold discussions with Historic England and DCMS as to identify potential Zones and the opportunities this initiative may hold for London?

Affordable Housing SPG Question No: 2016/2658 Nicky Gavron Please outline the timetable for the publication of the Affordable Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance.

Alternative Affordable Housing Models Question No: 2016/2659 Nicky Gavron How can the Mayor support CLTs and the development of other models of affordable-in- perpetuity housing?

Hate crime in Hammersmith and Fulham Question No: 2016/2660 Nicky Gavron As you know, following the Brexit vote, the Polish Social and Cultural Association (POSK) in Hammersmith had the words 'GO HOME' graffitied on its front- it was discovered on Sunday 26th June. The community of Hammersmith has been rightly outraged by the incident which is just one of a number that have occurred across London.

What specific actions are the Metropolitan Police taking to measure and monitor incidents of hate crime against the Polish and other communities?

What specific actions are the Met and MOPAC taking to reassure this community that they are safe in London? Reassurance for EU Londoners Question No: 2016/2661 Nicky Gavron Following the Brexit vote many European citizens in Hammersmith and Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea have expressed serious concern and worry about their future in Britain. They are not sure that they will be allowed to continue to live in our city. Many are in relationships with British citizens and have children attending our local schools.

According to the 2011 Census in Hammersmith and Fulham, 24,139 people or 13% of the population are EU passport holders. (excluding Irish passport holders). In Kensington and Chelsea, 29,903 people or 18.9% of the population are EU passport holders (excluding Irish passport holders).

What representations are you making on behalf of these European citizens to the government to reassure them they are welcome to live their lives in our city?

Safer Neighbourhood Teams (2) Question No: 2016/2662 Nicky Gavron In your manifesto you pledged to introduce real neighbourhood policing - what does in this mean in practical terms for the people of Kensington and Chelsea?

Safer Neighbourhood Teams (1) Question No: 2016/2663 Nicky Gavron In your manifesto you pledged to introduce real neighbourhood policing - what does in this mean in practical terms for the people of Hammersmith and Fulham?

PCSOs (1) Question No: 2016/2664 Nicky Gavron Since May 2010 Hammersmith and Fulham has lost 95 or 83% of its PCSOs from neighbourhood teams. Do you deem this a failure of the previous administration? Do you think it will be possible to rebuild these numbers in future?

PCSOs (2) Question No: 2016/2665 Nicky Gavron Since May 2010 Kensington and Chelsea has lost 127 or 78% of its PCSOs from neighbourhood teams. Do you deem this a failure of the previous administration? Do you think it will be possible to rebuild these numbers in future? Closure of local minicab offices Question No: 2016/2666 Joanne McCartney I have received correspondence from local residents who have been having difficulty in accessing minicabs due to the move towards smartphone applications, thereby leading to the closure of local minicab office offices. This causes difficulty in particular for elderly residents who do not own smartphones or who may not be computer literate. Do you have any figures on the number of minicab closures since smartphone technology usage for accessing minicabs has increased? How can you ensure that elderly people are still able to access this form of transport?

Operation Bodmin Question No: 2016/2667 Joanne McCartney A police officer from the Woodside Safer Neighbourhood Team in Haringey has set up an initiative, Operation Bodmin which tackles blue badge misuse in the borough. I accompanied officers in March this year and in that afternoon, three cars were seized and a number of misused blue badges were seized, as well as penalty notices being issued. Will you consider rolling-out Operation Bodmin to implement it across London? This seems like a really effective way for partners such as the MPS, TfL and local councils to tackle the misuse of blue badges.

Accessibility for guide dogs Question No: 2016/2668 Joanne McCartney What action can you take to ensure that public transport outside the realm of TfL, so this would include train services such as Great Northern in Enfield and Haringey, is accessible for guide dogs?

Mental health services in London (1) Question No: 2016/2669 Joanne McCartney I understand that there is great disparity in the funding per head of population on mental health services between London Boroughs. What can you do to ensure access to Mental Health services is not dependent on postcode?

Mental health services in London (2) Question No: 2016/2670 Joanne McCartney What can you do to ensure there are adequate Mental Health advocacy services across London, especially in BME advocacy? Mental health services in London for care leavers Question No: 2016/2671 Joanne McCartney I have recently visited MIND in Haringey and was informed that 75% care leavers had Mental Health issues. What role can you play in ensuring that this vulnerable group of young people have access to good quality preventative services?

Mental health services in London for children in care Question No: 2016/2672 Joanne McCartney What role is there for the Mayor to ensure that our looked after children have the care and resources they need to maintain their health and wellbeing?

Mental health services in London and the MPS Question No: 2016/2673 Joanne McCartney What services does the MPS offer to its officers and staff to ensure that their mental health and well-being are taken seriously? What more would the MPS like to offer?

Bus speeds (1) Question No: 2016/2674 Joanne McCartney TfL figures have recently confirmed that bus journeys in London are increasing in time and TfL's latest bus speed data shows a clear pattern of declining speeds across London. The figures demonstrate that too many buses are caught in congestion meaning that more buses are needed just to keep frequencies as they are - a very inefficient use of resources. This in turn causes wasted time and frustration for passengers, many of whom rely on this mode of transport. What steps can be taken to prevent buses being caught in congestion and thereby slowing this important mode of transport?

Bus speeds (2) Question No: 2016/2675 Joanne McCartney What impact has the decline in bus speeds had on bus routes in Enfield and Haringey?

Illegal Tobacco (1) Question No: 2016/2676 Onkar Sahota Tobacco is the greatest single preventable cause of health inequalities. The sale of illegal tobacco increases these inequalities further. What plans does the Mayor have to tackle the availability of illegal tobacco across London? Illegal Tobacco (2) Question No: 2016/2677 Onkar Sahota What assessment has your office made of the impact of illicit tobacco upon children and young people across London?

GP staffing challenges (1) Question No: 2016/2678 Onkar Sahota Will you meet with me, Londonwide LMCs and representatives of London's general practice community to discuss the workforce challenges affecting GPs and practice staff, and the knock-on impact on the access to GP services in London?

GP staffing challenges (2) Question No: 2016/2679 Onkar Sahota Given the uneven distribution of changes to NHS services in London, and the impact this may have on differential health outcomes for Londoners, what action can the Mayor and London Health Board take to support London General Practice in the capital?

GP staffing challenges (3) Question No: 2016/2680 Onkar Sahota In light of the hugely damaging potential impact of increasing medical indemnity costs for GPs, resulting in UK GPs leaving the profession and Capital, would the Mayor consider making representations to the finance and medical insurance sectors about the negative impact such increases have on patient access to primary care?

GP staffing challenges (4) Question No: 2016/2681 Onkar Sahota Will the Mayor be making representations to the Government and NHS England regarding the distribution of the funding announced in the General Practice Forward View to support the immediate pressures in general practice in the Capital - where over half of all practices are carrying a staff vacancy for a GP or practice nurse?

GP staffing challenges (5) Question No: 2016/2682 Onkar Sahota In the interests of promoting access to GP services, will you make representations to Ministers at the Department of Health to ensure that GPs in the Capital are able to routinely offer 15 minute consultations or longer where necessary for patients with greater needs such as complex or multiple morbidity, both of which are increasing in the capital? GP staffing challenges (6) Question No: 2016/2683 Onkar Sahota Will you give your support to the current Londonwide LMCs' GP State of Emergency campaign which seeks to preserve accessible, continuous GP care in the Capital in the face of reduced recruitment, and increased retirement/ resignation?

Safeguarding the Greenford Line Question No: 2016/2684 Onkar Sahota Given that the franchise of GWR is due for tendering in 2018, and that Crossrail will necessitate the Greenford Line terminating at West Ealing, will the Mayor give me an assurance that he will ensure that in the tendering process, he explores every avenue to ensure that the line is safeguarded for future use, including being brought under the Overground networks management?

Traveller Pitches Question No: 2016/2685 Onkar Sahota What assessment has the Mayor given to the need for additional Traveller pitches in West London, and what conversations have been had to date with both Ealing and Hillingdon to ensure that the demand can be met?

Antisemitic Graffiti in Hanwell & West Ealing Question No: 2016/2686 Onkar Sahota Will the Mayor join me in condemning the recent incidences of antisemitic graffiti that have happened in Ealing, and will he confirm what steps are in place with the Community Security Trust to monitor antisemtic hate crime?

West London's Post Brexit Future Question No: 2016/2687 Onkar Sahota Does the Mayor share my concerns over the potential consequential impact Brexit may have on businesses along the M4 corridor, many of which are international in nature, and will he agree to meet with the Hounslow and Ealing Chambers of Commerce to determine how the business community can be resilient in the face of potential future loss of income and jobs? 9-42 The Broadway Question No: 2016/2688 Onkar Sahota Is the Mayor disappointed that the Secretary of State has called in the decision by both Ealing and the GLA to allow the redevelopment of 9-42 the Broadway in Ealing's town centre, and what support will he be offering the Borough in defending the decision to grant permission?

Clean Bus Corridor Question No: 2016/2689 Navin Shah I welcome your commitment (at Transport Plenary) to move the whole of London forward on this issue. This will be very much welcome in very polluted areas such as the North Circular and Chamberlayne Road in Brent. Would you support a pilot for a clean bus corridor in Chamberlayne Road?

Step Free Access Question No: 2016/2690 Navin Shah Will your 'innovative approach' include delivery of access to Outer London stations too which have been neglected for far too long?

Step Free Access - Harrow-on-the-Hill station Question No: 2016/2691 Navin Shah Step free access and station improvements are of top priority for Harrow for 1) Access for all 2) a fit for purpose station for the 'Opportunity Area' facing large planned housing and economic growth. Harrow's people and campaigners have waited for these for the last 8 years - what is being done to expedite a scheme and deliver it in the near future?

Jubilee Line - Brent and Harrow Question No: 2016/2692 Navin Shah Are there any plans, apart from all night weekend service in autumn this year, to improve Jubilee Line service serving my constituency?

Crime in Brent Question No: 2016/2693 Navin Shah Following incidents of violent crime (murders), Brent police, as a proactive measure, increased targeted stop and search and weapon sweeps. What else is being done to combat violent crime in Brent? ULEZ in Outer London Question No: 2016/2694 Navin Shah I welcome your plans to substantially increase ULEZ and earlier implementation. Do you also plan to ambitious for Outer London areas too who face significant challenges of deadly pollution particularly in built up (urban) areas round town centres and major road arteries?

APPG Report Question No: 2016/2695 Navin Shah A recent report by APPG on Housing and Care for Older People suggests that older people downsizing could lead to a large number of homes being freed up. What is your stance on this piece of research in the context of London?

Zero Tolerance to Hate Crime and Abuse Question No: 2016/2696 Navin Shah Post Brexit there are alarming reports of hate crime incidents. What is being done to support London Boroughs to address this issue and how is the MPS dealing with this to stop abuse and reassure London's communities in the aftermath of the referendum?

Smithsonian Museum Question No: 2016/2697 Navin Shah Is the Smithsonian's decision to abandon its plans for its own 'outpost' in London a set-back or do you see their approach of having joint exhibitions with the V&A significant and sufficient to serve and enhance London's cultural and creative sectors?

Wembley Central Station Question No: 2016/2698 Navin Shah There are concerns about lack of ticket facilities at Wembley Central tube station. Of the three machines two are regularly out of order causing delays, long ques and anger! Can this be dealt with immediately please? This also raises adequacy and maintenance of ticket machines at stations across London. How is this monitored to avoid situations like the one at Wembley Central?

Outer London Question No: 2016/2699 Navin Shah Please provide the current work programme for the Development, Enterprise and Environment directorate, with anticipated dates for the release of new strategies. Track My Crime (1) Question No: 2016/2700 Navin Shah When do you plan to introduce Track My Crime online portal to give victims information on progress on their case?

Track My Crime (2) Question No: 2016/2701 Navin Shah When do you plan to appoint an independent Victims Commissioner to stand up for victims across the capital?

Cycling in Outer London Question No: 2016/2702 Navin Shah Do you plan to increase the safety of cyclists in Outer London where the use of cars as a mode of transport is profound?

Old Oak Common and HS2 Question No: 2016/2703 Navin Shah Would the Mayor be happy to see HS2 terminate at Old Oak?

Outer London Arts Centres Question No: 2016/2704 Navin Shah What support can the Mayor offer to local authority led cultural institutions in Outer London, such as Harrow Arts Centre?

Affordable Studios Question No: 2016/2705 Navin Shah How can the Mayor assist local authorities, arts and voluntary organisations seeking to maintain affordable studio space in the face of the threat permitted development over industrial to residential conversions poses?

The Heath Robinson Museum Question No: 2016/2706 Navin Shah How can the Mayor assist the development of new, philanthropy led institutions in Outer London such as the Heath Robinson Museum? TfL Ticket facilities Question No: 2016/2707 Navin Shah There are only three ticket machines at Wembley Central tube station and two of them are regularly out of order. I have been contacted by residents who have asked for further ticket facilities. Is that possible?

London's Universities (1) Question No: 2016/2708 Fiona Twycross How will you collaborate with universities to ensure London's students are able to benefit from gaining experience from our tech sector?

London's Universities (2) Question No: 2016/2709 Fiona Twycross How will you involve London's universities with ensuring they are central to future development of tech hubs?

London's Universities (3) Question No: 2016/2710 Fiona Twycross How will you ensure London and London's world classuniversities are able to attract top global talent?

Pharmaceutical Companies Question No: 2016/2711 Fiona Twycross What role do you think pharmaceutical companies have in London's future economy? How will you contribute to this?

Foreign Investment in London Question No: 2016/2712 Fiona Twycross What role do you see for foreign investment in London following the Brexit vote?

Chief Digital Officer Question No: 2016/2713 Fiona Twycross What will be the priorities for your Chief Digital Officer? London as a Global Food Destination Question No: 2016/2714 Fiona Twycross What will you do to make London a global food destination for tourists?

Broadband Question No: 2016/2715 Fiona Twycross What role do you see for the GLA in providing Metropolitan broadband?

Hotel capacity in London Question No: 2016/2716 Fiona Twycross Within six years, London will run out of hotel rooms. How will you ensure both that additional hotel rooms are provided and that outer London will benefit from potential future growth in hotel rooms?

Tourism (1) Question No: 2016/2717 Fiona Twycross How do you see Tourism in London growing over the next eight years?

Tourism (2) Question No: 2016/2718 Fiona Twycross Would you consider TfL advertising making spare access to street furniture to organisations like London and Partners in order to allow them to make contra deals with similar promotional bodies overseas to allow them to promote London as a destination?

Tourism (3) Question No: 2016/2719 Fiona Twycross Tourists from China are currently only the 36th largest group of visitors to London. How will you overcome barriers to growth in this area?

Tourism (4) Question No: 2016/2720 Fiona Twycross How will you both nurture and develop London's tourism and ensure a better deal for London's hospitality workers, many of whom are among the lowest paid in our city? SMEs access to international markets Question No: 2016/2721 Fiona Twycross How will you make sure more of London's 800,000 SMEs have access to international markets particularly in light of the vote on Brexit?

Support for Sex Workers Question No: 2016/2722 Andrew Boff What holistic support should be provided to sex workers who do not wish to exit prostitution (ref: 2016/1646)?

Male Sex Workers Question No: 2016/2723 Andrew Boff Can your response question 2016/1646 be equally applied to male sex workers?

Images of Sex Workers Question No: 2016/2724 Andrew Boff In their newsletter to residents Brownswood SNT in the Borough of Hackney published a recognisable image of a street sex worker. Can you give me an assurance that this will never happen again in any part of London?

Enforcement Against Prostitution Question No: 2016/2725 Andrew Boff You have stated that enforcement activity against prostitution should be "focused on those who pay for sex". What is the evidence base that shows that this is an effective strategy? Which sex-work welfare projects support this policy?

Leeds Managed Area Question No: 2016/2726 Andrew Boff What actions will MOPAC take following on from the evaluation of the Leeds Council managed area of street sex work pilot that was undertaken by the University of Leeds? What strategies will be employed in London to achieve the same outcomes? Arrests Related to Soliciting (1) Question No: 2016/2727 Andrew Boff What was the number of women arrested for loitering or soliciting for the purposes of prostitution each year since 2013 in London?

Arrests Related to Soliciting (2) Question No: 2016/2728 Andrew Boff What was the number of men arrested for loitering or soliciting for the purposes of prostitution each year since 2013 in London?

Arrests Related to Soliciting (3) Question No: 2016/2729 Andrew Boff What was the number of women arrested for soliciting another for the purpose of obtaining their sexual services as a prostitute in a street or public place each year since 2013 in London?

Arrests Related to Soliciting (4) Question No: 2016/2730 Andrew Boff What was the number of men arrested for soliciting another for the purpose of obtaining their sexual services as a prostitute in a street or public place each year since 2013 in London?

Metropolitan Police Service computers (1) Question No: 2016/2732 Andrew Boff In 2015 it was reported that the Metropolitan Police Service had 35,640 desktop and laptop computers running the operating system Windows XP. How many computers does the Metropolitan Police Service still have which run this operating system?

Metropolitan Police Service computers (2) Question No: 2016/2733 Andrew Boff What steps are you, MOPAC and the Metropolitan Police Service taking to migrate the existing desktop and laptop computer systems currently running Windows XP onto more modern operating systems? Home Affairs Committee Report Question No: 2016/2734 Andrew Boff The House of Commons Home Affairs Committee's interim report on prostitution criticised the "considerable variation in the policing approach to prostitution throughout the country"; What will you be doing to ensure a consistent approach across London?

Palliative Care in London (1) Question No: 2016/2735 Andrew Boff The rate of deaths in Hospital in Islington is the lowest in London. What lessons do other boroughs need to learn from this example to reduce the health inequalities associated with end of life care?

Palliative Care in London (2) Question No: 2016/2736 Andrew Boff The number of people with a terminal illness dying in hospital nationally is 49%, whereas in London it is 55%. In light of your pledge to seek further powers on health from the Government, what are your aspirations with regard to the consistent quality of palliative care in London?

Borough Operational Command Units (1) Question No: 2016/2737 Andrew Boff Which of London's Borough Commands do you think need to be merged?

Borough Operational Command Units (2) Question No: 2016/2738 Andrew Boff What process of consultation will you undertake to ensure you have public support for any reduction in the number of Borough Commands?

Borough Operational Command Units (3) Question No: 2016/2739 Andrew Boff Have you considered instead of merging Borough Commands outright, merging things like investigatory capabilities and support services - but still leaving local communities with a local policing representative? Restraint used on children (1) Question No: 2016/2740 Andrew Boff In each of the last three years, how many incidents have there been of children being restrained by Metropolitan Police Service officers?

Restraint used on children (2) Question No: 2016/2741 Andrew Boff What guidance is offered by the Metropolitan Police Service in relation to the use of restraint on children?

Tenancy Agreements Question No: 2016/2742 Andrew Boff Would you consider issuing planning guidance on using 'Section 106' agreements to encourage landlords to offer longer tenancies in new developments?

Landlord Details Question No: 2016/2743 Andrew Boff If tenants were automatically asked to record details of their landlords through the council tax system, do you agree that this would be an effective and efficient way of identifying and engaging with more landlords in London? If so, would you encourage boroughs to adopt this approach?

Rough Sleeping Question No: 2016/2744 Andrew Boff Do you consider it acceptable for boroughs to use Public Space Protection Orders to fine rough sleepers up to £1,000?

Dalston Kingsland Tower Question No: 2016/2745 Andrew Boff What is your view on the 15-storey tower that was approved in 2014 on the 'Peacocks' site next to Dalston Kingsland station? Bishopsgate Goodsyard Question No: 2016/2746 Andrew Boff When do you expect the GLA to make a decision regarding the Bishopsgate Goodsyard residential development, and what role will your newly appointed Deputy Mayor for Planning have in this process?

Homes for Londoners Question No: 2016/2747 Andrew Boff When do you expect to provide further details of the new Homes for Londoners body, and do you agree with the recent recommendations of London First and Dentons regarding the role and functions of this proposed body?

London Safe Sex Promotion Question No: 2016/2748 Andrew Boff The latest figures published by Public Health England show there were 434,456 sexually transmitted infections (STIs) reported in England in 2015; 54,275 of which were among men who have sex with men, a 10% increase since 2014. What steps will you take to inform Londoners of how to minimise the risks of contracting STIs?

Rebuilding Community Relations Question No: 2016/2749 Andrew Boff Pursuant to question 2016/1415, you pledged to meet with the "various faith groups in London". Which faith groups are you planning to meet and when are you planning to meet them?

Public Health Strategy Question No: 2016/2750 Andrew Boff Pursuant to question 2016/2327, when will your "comprehensive public health strategy" be developed?

HIV Awareness in London Question No: 2016/2751 Andrew Boff Pursuant to question 2016/2255, when will you raise the issue of HIV Awareness in London with Public Health England and other partners to "ensure that we get effective and appropriate messages to all target audiences"? Online Hate Crime Question No: 2016/2752 Andrew Boff I welcome your commitment at the recent Police and Crime Plenary to read and respond to the GLA Conservatives report '#ReportHate', which looked at how the Metropolitan Police Service can improve its response to online hate crime. Given that you have pledged to take a zero tolerance approach to hate crime, what measures are you going to take to work with internet providers to ensure that hate crime is tackled online?

Home Affairs Select Committee Sex Work Recommendations Question No: 2016/2753 Andrew Boff A recent report of the Home Affairs Select Committee recommended that soliciting by sex workers should be decriminalised and brothel-keeping laws should allow sex workers to share premises. Do you support these recommendations?

Draft guidance on undercover officers Question No: 2016/2755 Keith Prince What assessment have you, MOPAC and the Metropolitan Police Service made of the College of Policing's draft guidance on undercover policing, and are there any plans for a response to be provided to the ongoing consultation?

Dismissal of Special Constables Question No: 2016/2756 Keith Prince In each of the last three years, how many Special Constables have been dismissed from the Metropolitan Police Service, and for what reasons?

Direct entry detectives Question No: 2016/2757 Keith Prince What consideration have you, MOPAC and the Metropolitan Police Service given to the introduction of Direct Entry detectives?

Civilian Investigators (1) Question No: 2016/2758 Keith Prince In each of the last three years, how many civilian investigators have been employed or used by the Metropolitan Police Service? Civilian Investigators (2) Question No: 2016/2759 Keith Prince With the Metropolitan Police Service being required to increase the number of detectives within the force, what role do you believe Civilian Investigators have to play in this?

ULEZ Exemptions (1) Question No: 2016/2761 Keith Prince Historic vehicles built before 1973 are exempt from the LEZ. Will these cars be exempt from the proposed ULEZ?

ULEZ Exemptions (2) Question No: 2016/2762 Keith Prince Do you plan any exemptions or reductions for dual fuel or LPG cars driving within the ULEZ?

ULEZ - Research Question No: 2016/2763 Keith Prince What research has been done on the negative consequences of introducing the central London Ultra Low Emission Zone one year earlier in 2019?

ULEZ - Research (2) Question No: 2016/2764 Keith Prince What research has been done to assess the negative consequences of extending the ULEZ from 2020 from the congestion charge area to the North and South Circulars for motorcycles, cars and vans?

Step Free Access - Hospitals Question No: 2016/2765 Keith Prince Will the Mayor commit to prioritising step-free access at London Underground Stations that are near hospitals such as St Pauls and Whitechapel?

Night Tube - Noise Consultation (1) Question No: 2016/2766 Keith Prince Are you content that TfL properly consulted with Londoners whose properties back onto above ground London Underground Lines regarding the introduction of the Night Tube? Night Tube - Noise Consultation (2) Question No: 2016/2767 Keith Prince Is it the case that the introduction of the Night Tube will mean that WHO guidelines on night time noise limits will be broken? How will TfL mitigate this?

Night Tube Question No: 2016/2768 Keith Prince Will you commit to postponing the introduction of the Night Tube for those parts of the service that operate above ground until these matters have been resolved?

'One Punch' campaign Question No: 2016/2769 Kemi Badenoch What assessment have you, MOPAC and the Metropolitan Police Service made of the Durham Constabulary campaign to highlight via beer mats in pubs and clubs the risks related to engaging in alcohol-driven violence?

Offences committed by those under the age of criminal responsibility (1) Question No: 2016/2770 Kemi Badenoch In each of the last three years, how many offences has the Metropolitan Police Service investigated where it was formally considered the offence had been committed by a child under the age of criminal responsibility?

Offences committed by those under the age of criminal responsibility (2) Question No: 2016/2771 Kemi Badenoch What guidance is offered by the Metropolitan Police service in relation to the suspicion that criminal offences have been committed by children under the age of criminal responsibility?

Illegally owned ammunition Question No: 2016/2772 Kemi Badenoch What work is the Metropolitan Police Service undertaking to restrict the availability of illegally owned ammunition in London? Crossrail 2 - Wimbledon Station Question No: 2016/2773 Kemi Badenoch Given the existing plans for Crossrail 2 at Wimbledon Station are unacceptable, how soon does TfL expect to produce a reasonable alternative?

Health Inequalities Strategy Question No: 2016/2775 Shaun Bailey When will you publish your London Health Inequalities Strategy?

London Health Board Meeting Minutes Question No: 2016/2776 Shaun Bailey Will you ensure that the London Health Board’s meetings’ minutes are published in the public domain?

London Health Board Question No: 2016/2777 Shaun Bailey How will you measure the success of the work carried out by the London Health Board?

London Health Board Priorities Question No: 2016/2778 Shaun Bailey Following your chairing of the London Health Board on June 28th, you said that you would set the future priorities of the board. What priorities have you set for the London Health Board going forward?

Alcohol Misuse in London Question No: 2016/2779 Shaun Bailey Following your meeting with the Regional Director for London for Public Health England, Dr Yvonne Doyle, what steps will you take to tackle alcohol misuse in London? Child Obesity in London Question No: 2016/2780 Shaun Bailey Recent research commissioned by the Infant and Toddler Forum found that 79 per cent of children aged one to four are often given more food than the recommended portion size for their age. What measures will you take as part of your Public Health Strategy, in conjunction with Public Health England, to ensure that parents are made aware of the importance of feeding their children appropriate portions of food as a way to reduce childhood obesity in London?

Healthy Early Years Programme Question No: 2016/2782 Shaun Bailey Pursuant to question 2016/2325 where you stated that your Health Team is "is currently developing a pilot to test rolling out a Healthy Early Years (HEY) programme across London", when will this pilot be developed and put into practice?

Healthy Schools London Question No: 2016/2783 Shaun Bailey Pursuant to question 2016/2326, what date will the full independent evaluation of the Healthy Schools London programme be available?

Suicides in London Question No: 2016/2784 Shaun Bailey Pursuant to question 2016/2329, how will you measure success in your work to reduce the number of suicides in London?

Cocaine in London Question No: 2016/2785 Shaun Bailey Pursuant to question 2016/2331, you stated that you will be considering "how we support the work of Public Health England, the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, London boroughs, the Metropolitan Police Service and the voluntary sector" to highlight the harms cocaine causes. When will you meet with these agencies to discuss the best approach to highlight the harms caused by cocaine?

Clean Air Pilot Scheme Question No: 2016/2786 Shaun Bailey Pursuant to question 2016/2332, what framework will be established to evaluate the success of the Clean Air Pilot Scheme when it is rolled out across London? Mayor of London Ambassador Programme Review Question No: 2016/2787 Shaun Bailey Pursuant to question 2016/2322, you stated that the Mayor of London's Ambassador Programme is "under review". When will this review be completed?

Smoking in cars with children present Question No: 2016/2788 Steve O'Connell How many cars have been stopped by the Metropolitan Police Service as a result of individuals smoking while children are present?

Stolen pets Question No: 2016/2789 Steve O'Connell How many incidents of pets being stolen have been recorded by the Metropolitan Police Service in each of the last three years, preferably broken down by animal-type?

Joint emergency service vehicle maintenance Question No: 2016/2790 Steve O'Connell What assessment have you, MOPAC and the Metropolitan Police Service made of the decision by Staffordshire Police to fund a joint emergency services vehicle maintenance centre and will you be considering similar options in London?

Firearms in London (1) Question No: 2016/2791 Steve O'Connell What assessment has been made of where illegal firearms in London are originating from?

Firearms in London (2) Question No: 2016/2792 Steve O'Connell What cooperation is the Metropolitan Police Service undertaking with neighbouring forces and other agencies to limit the number of illegal firearms coming into London?

Firearms in London (3) Question No: 2016/2793 Steve O'Connell How many legally owned firearms is the Metropolitan Police Service aware of? Firearms in London (4) Question No: 2016/2794 Steve O'Connell How many illegally owned firearms were recovered or confiscated by the Metropolitan Police Service in each of the last three years?

Firearms applications (1) Question No: 2016/2795 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many firearms applications did the Metropolitan Police Service receive?

Firearms applications (2) Question No: 2016/2796 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many firearms applications did the Metropolitan Police Service grant?

Firearms applications (3) Question No: 2016/2797 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many firearms applications did the Metropolitan Police Service refuse, and for what reason?

Shotgun applications (1) Question No: 2016/2798 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many shotgun applications did the Metropolitan Police Service receive?

Shotgun applications (2) Question No: 2016/2799 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many shotgun applications did the Metropolitan Police Service grant?

Shotgun applications (3) Question No: 2016/2800 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many shotgun applications did the Metropolitan Police Service refuse, and for what reason? Explosives applications (1) Question No: 2016/2801 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many explosives applications did the Metropolitan Police Service receive?

Explosives applications (2) Question No: 2016/2802 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many explosives applications did the Metropolitan Police Service grant?

Explosives applications (3) Question No: 2016/2803 Steve O'Connell In each of the last three years, how many explosives applications did the Metropolitan Police Service refuse, and for what reason?

United Nations Environmental Programme Question No: 2016/2804 Steve O'Connell Pursuant to question 2016/2337 when do you, MOPAC and the Metropolitan Police Service intend to have made a full assessment of the joint Interpol and United Nations Environment Programme study which suggested natural resources worth between $91 billion and $258 billion are being stolen annually?

GTR's Southern Railway Franchise Question No: 2016/2805 Steve O'Connell Given the appalling performance of GTR's Southern Railways in running the Thameslink, Southern & Great Northern Franchise, what progress have you made in persuading the Government to cut short Southern's contract and give control of the franchise to TfL?

RMT Industrial Action Question No: 2016/2806 Steve O'Connell Is the RMT justified in its current industrial action against Southern Railway? Norwood Junction Station Question No: 2016/2807 Steve O'Connell In 2014, Geoff Hobbs at TfL advised that his goal was for Network Rail to complete an updated feasibility report into making Norwood Junction station step-free, as this would form a strong case for bidding for any available DfT monies for the provision of step-free stations. In view of Norwood Junction being the third busiest station in Croydon (with 3.8 million passengers entering and exiting the station in the last year) & it now being the only TfL London Overground Station in the network's East London Line without disabled access, will you commit to doing all in your power to persuade Network Rail to introduce disabled access here?

Emergency Service Control Room Sharing Question No: 2016/2808 Steve O'Connell At the recent Police and Crime Plenary, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe argued that the emergency services in London should have one shared control room. What plans does the Metropolitan Police Service, in conjunction with the relevant emergency services have to make this happen?

Cash Seized from Criminals Question No: 2016/2809 Steve O'Connell The Parliamentary Public Account Committee recently recommended that the Home Office should bring forward plans to incentivise police forces by letting them keep hold of more of the cash they seize from criminals. Does the Metropolitan Police Service agree with this recommendation?

Police Officer Data Breaches Question No: 2016/2810 Steve O'Connell A report commissioned by 'Big Brother Watch' found that 2,000 data breaches conducted by police officers and staff occurred over a four-and-a-half year period. What measures does the Metropolitan Police Service have in place to ensure that its officers and staff comply with the Data Protection Act?

Post-EU Referendum Cooperation Question No: 2016/2811 Steve O'Connell Following EU referendum result, what steps is the Metropolitan Police Service taking to ensure that they maintain close working ties with law enforcement colleagues in Europe? Mental Health Police Custody Question No: 2016/2812 Steve O'Connell At the 'Preventing Deaths in Police Care' conference in London, the Director of 'Black Mental Health UK', Matilda MacAttram, stated that it should not be up to the police to know whether someone coming into custody has a mental health condition. What steps could be put in place to support Metropolitan Police Officers so that they are made aware of and prepared for the event of a person with mental health issues being brought into custody?

Croydon Council Local Plan Consultation Question No: 2016/2813 Steve O'Connell Will you, Mr Mayor, agree to object to the Croydon Council Local Plan in the September consultation? There are major concerns with the content of the plan, to include downgrading of MOL at Shirley Oaks, some to Local Green Space but the majority left with no protection. In addition the downgrading of Croham Hurst & Purley Downs from greenbelt to MOL as well as downgrading of Sanderstead Plantation from greenbelt to Local Green Space.

Deputy Mayoral appointments Question No: 2016/2814 Tony Devenish The Mayor talks about being Mayor for all Londoners, but in practice it appears to me that you need to be a paid up member of the Labour Party to be qualified to be a Deputy Mayor, even for Business. Does the Mayor seriously intend to govern for the many rather than the few?

Duty to Cooperate Question No: 2016/2816 Tony Devenish What are your intentions with regard to strengthening the 'duty to cooperate' in the London Plan, and can you highlight any examples of this working elsewhere?

ULEZ & T-Charge Question No: 2016/2817 Tony Devenish What will be the economic impacts of your proposals for a T-Charge and expanded ULEZ (Ultra Low Emission Zone)?

Ultra Low Emission Zone (1) Question No: 2016/2818 Tony Devenish What additional costs will there be for vehicle owners, TfL and boroughs from your proposed expansion of the ULEZ beyond the current Congestion Charge area, compared to the original plans? Ultra Low Emission Zone (2) Question No: 2016/2819 Tony Devenish What additional health benefits will there be from your proposed expansion of the ULEZ beyond the current Congestion Charge area, compared to the original plans?

Ultra Low Emission Zone (3) Question No: 2016/2820 Tony Devenish Do you intend to introduce any form of exemption for residents and businesses that are located within your proposed expanded ULEZ area? If so, how would this operate?

Ultra Low Emission Zone (4) Question No: 2016/2821 Tony Devenish When do you expect to publish your consultation into expanding the ULEZ, and will you commit to respect and adhere to the results of the consultation?

T-Charge Question No: 2016/2822 Tony Devenish What are the expected air quality impacts from your proposed T-charge, especially on emissions of PM10 (particulates) and NO2 (nitrogen dioxide)?

Sharia Courts Question No: 2016/2824 Peter Whittle(WITHDRAWN)

London Lorry Control Scheme Question No: 2016/2826 David Kurten Will you look at revising and updating the 1986 London Lorry Control Scheme so that newer and quieter lorries can operate outside peak times to help cut congestion and emissions?

PHVs in Heathrow Villages Question No: 2016/2827 Peter Whittle There have been many reports of alleged anti-social behaviour by PHV drivers in Little Harlington Playing Fields and PHV drivers parking for extended periods on Sipson Lane. Will the Mayor increase the police presence in these areas to investigate and deal with the alleged poor behaviour? Al Quds Day Parade Question No: 2016/2828 David Kurten(WITHDRAWN)

Night Time Sirens (1) Question No: 2016/2829 David Kurten What sound modelling has recently been carried out by the London Ambulance Service on the impact of night-time siren volumes on the quality of life of Londoners?

Night Time Sirens (2) Question No: 2016/2830 David Kurten(WITHDRAWN)

Security Question No: 2016/2831 David Kurten What impact the outcome of the recent referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union has had on the security of Londoners?

Garden Bridge Question No: 2016/2832 Peter Whittle Why can't the £37.7 million of taxpayers' money already spent on the Garden Bridge cannot be recovered if the project is cancelled?

Heathrow Night Flights Question No: 2016/2833 David Kurten What representations have you made to the Department of Transport to prevent the rise in the number of flights into Heathrow Airport during the quiet hours?

RNLI Volunteer Initiative Question No: 2016/2834 David Kurten What support are you providing to the RNLI's volunteer initiative to prevent Londoner's from taking their own lives by jumping from London's bridges?[1] Heathrow Question No: 2016/2835 David Kurten What assurances can the Mayor give to Londoners who oppose the further expansion of Heathrow Airport?