London Assembly Annual Meeting - 2 May 2019 Agenda Items 5, 6 and 7 – for Tabling

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London Assembly Annual Meeting - 2 May 2019 Agenda Items 5, 6 and 7 – for tabling

London Assembly – Membership of Committees / Bodies and Terms of Reference 2019/20

The attached grid sets out the proposed structure of and terms of reference for London Assembly committees and other bodies for the 2019/20 Assembly Year put forward following informal discussions between the Assembly’s party Groups, and nominations from Groups to those bodies, including nominations for Chair and Deputy Chair of each committee.

The proposals set out would give rise to the following proportionality calculations, across the committee structure as a whole. The proposed allocation of seats has been drawn up on the basis that the Assembly will, in accordance with the provisions of Section 17 of the Local Government and Housing Act, unanimously agree to disapply the proportionality rules where committee membership is not politically proportional in respect of the overall membership of the Assembly.

Number of seats per Group

Assembly Committee Seats seats overall Labour Group 12 48% 45 (45.6) Conservative Group 8 32% 30 (30.4) City Hall Greens Group 2 8% 8 (7.6) Brexit Alliance Group 2 8% 8 (7.6) Ungrouped Member 1 4% 4 (3.8)

Committee Structure: 1x11 Member committee 2x10 Member committees 1x9 Member committees 3x7 Member committee 2x6 Member committees 3x5 Member committees 1x4 Member committee 1x3 Member committee Total – 95 seats

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Audit Panel

Total number of seats: 4 Membership Allocation Party Group Name 2 Labour (Labour) Unmesh Desai AM (Chair) 1 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Len Duvall AM 1 Brexit Alliance (Conservative) Keith Prince AM (Deputy Chairman) (Brexit Alliance) Peter Whittle AM Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM, , Andrew Dismore AM, , Florence Eshalomi AM, Tom Copley AM, Leonie Cooper AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Navin Shah AM, Fiona Twycross AM. For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Gareth Bacon AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Andrew Boff AM, Tony Devenish AM, Susan Hall AM and Steve O’Connell AM. For Brexit Alliance Group – David Kurten AM

Terms of Reference 1. The Audit Panel will be concerned with ensuring the security of and monitoring of financial systems, ensuring that there is an anti-fraud culture, and promoting probity and good practice within the core GLA.

2. To liaise with the external auditors over their annual programme and, with the Mayor as appropriate, to approve the annual internal audit programme.

3. To deal as appropriate with matters raised by the external auditors’ management letters and reports and, where a report is made in respect of the GLA, to make recommendations to the Assembly at the meeting at which the report is to be formally considered in the presence of the Mayor in accordance with Schedule 8 in the 1999 Act.

4. To deal as appropriate with matters arising from the internal auditors’ reports and to comment to the Mayor on matters relevant to his/her responsibilities.

5. To review the GLA’s Risk Management Policy and comment to the Mayor as appropriate.

Page 2 Budget and Performance Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 7 Allocation Party Group Name 3 Labour (Labour) Len Duvall AM (Deputy Chair) 2 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Florence Eshalomi AM 1 City Hall Greens (Labour) Unmesh Desai AM 1 Ungrouped Member (Conservative) Gareth Bacon AM (Chairman) (Conservative) Susan Hall AM (City Hall Greens) Sian Berry AM (Ungrouped Caroline Pidgeon MBE AM Member)

Substitutes:

For Labour Group– Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Tom Copley AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Léonie Cooper AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Navin Shah AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Andrew Boff AM, Tony Devenish AM, Keith Prince AM and Steve O’Connell AM.

For City Hall Greens Group – Caroline Russell AM

Terms of Reference 1. To examine at each stage of the consultation process the Mayor’s budget proposals for the next financial year and to report to the Assembly thereon as necessary.

2. To report to the Assembly on the Mayor’s consultation budget at the conclusion of the consultation process.

3. To undertake the duties of the Assembly referred to in paragraph 2(2) and paragraph 3(2)(b) of Schedule 6 to the GLA Act 1999; namely, to receive and consider the Mayor’s consultation prior to the determination of the draft component budget for the Authority and to receive and consider the Mayor’s consultation prior to the final determination of the draft consolidated GLA budget.

4. To examine, monitor and report to the Assembly from time to time on matters relating to the budgets and performance of the Greater London Authority and the Functional Bodies.

5. To consider budgetary and performance matters on request from another standing committee and report its opinion to that standing committee.

6. To take into account in its deliberations the cross cutting themes of: the health of persons in Greater London; the achievement of sustainable development in the United Kingdom; climate change; and the promotion of opportunity.

To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when

Page 3 7. within its terms of reference.

To refer any issues to the Budget Monitoring Sub-Committee which fall within the 8. Committee’s remit.

9. To examine, monitor and report to the Assembly from time to time on Mayoral directions, approvals and decisions, insofar as they relate to the budgets and performance of the GLA and the Functional Bodies.

Page 4 Budget Monitoring Sub-Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 3 Allocation Party Group Name 2 Labour (Labour) Len Duvall AM (Deputy Chair) 1 Conservative (Labour) Jennette Arnold OBE AM (Conservative) Gareth Bacon AM (Chairman)

Substitutes: For Labour Group – Onkar Sahota AM, Léonie Cooper AM, Tom Copley AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Navin Shah AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Andrew Boff AM, Tony Devenish AM, Susan Hall AM, Steve O’Connell AM, Keith Prince AM.

Term of Reference To consider the quarterly monitoring reports provided by the GLA and its functional bodies as referred to it by the Budget and Performance Committee, and any other reports falling within the terms of reference of the Budget and Performance Committee which that Committee considers appropriate, and to report back its findings to the Budget and Performance Committee as necessary.

Page 5 Confirmation Hearings Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 9 Allocation Party Group Name 4 Labour (Labour) Len Duvall AM 3 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Jennette Arnold OBE AM 1 City Hall Greens (Labour) Tom Copley AM 1 Brexit Alliance (Labour) Onkar Sahota AM (Conservative) Gareth Bacon AM (Conservative) Andrew Boff AM (Chair) (Conservative) Steve O’Connell AM (City Hall Caroline Russell AM Greens) (Brexit Alliance) Peter Whittle AM

Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Léonie Cooper AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Navin Shah AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Tony Devenish AM, Susan Hall AM and Keith Prince AM.

For City Hall Greens Group – Sian Berry AM

For Brexit Alliance Group – David Kurten AM

Term of Reference 1. In accordance with Section 60A and Schedule 4A of the Greater London Authority Acts 1999 and 2007, to hold confirmation hearings and, as necessary, to make recommendations to the Mayor on proposed appointments.

Page 6 Economy Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 6 Allocation Party Group Name 3 Labour 2 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Léonie Cooper AM (Chair) 1 City Hall Greens (Labour) Onkar Sahota AM (Labour) Fiona Twycross AM (Conservative) Shaun Bailey AM (Conservative) Susan Hall AM (Deputy Chairman) (Green) Caroline Russell AM

Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM,Tom Copley AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Len Duvall AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Navin Shah AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Gareth Bacon AM, Andrew Boff AM, Tony Devenish AM, Steve O’Connell AM and Keith Prince AM.

For City Hall Greens Group – Sian Berry AM

Terms of Reference

1. To examine and report from time to time on –  matters of importance to Greater London; and  the strategies, policies and actions of the Mayor and Functional Bodies as they relate to economic development, wealth creation, social development, culture, sport and tourism in London.

2. To provide lead oversight for the London Assembly of the policies, decisions and actions of the London Enterprise Panel.

3. To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when within its terms of reference.

4. To take into account in its deliberations the cross cutting themes of: the health of persons in Greater London; the achievement of sustainable development in the United Kingdom; climate change; and the promotion of opportunity.

Page 7 Environment Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 7 Allocation Party Group Name 3 Labour (Labour) Léonie Cooper AM (Deputy Chair) 2 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Jennette Arnold OBE AM 1 City Hall Greens (Labour) Nicky Gavron AM 1 Brexit Alliance (Conservative) Tony Arbour AM (Conservative) Shaun Bailey AM (City Hall Caroline Russell AM (Chair) Greens ) (Brexit Alliance) David Kurten AM Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Tom Copley AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Len Duvall AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Navin Shah AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Gareth Bacon AM, Andrew Boff AM, Tony Devenish AM, Susan Hall AM, Steve O’Connell AM and Keith Prince AM.

For City Hall Greens Group – Sian Berry AM

For Brexit Alliance Group – Peter Whittle AM

Term of Reference 1. To examine and report from time to time on –  the strategies, policies and actions of the Mayor and the Functional Bodies  matters of importance to Greater London as they relate to the environment and sustainable development in London.

2. To consider environmental matters on request from another standing committee and report its opinion to that standing committee.

3. To take into account in its deliberations the cross cutting themes of: the health of persons in Greater London; the achievement of sustainable development in the United Kingdom; climate change; and the promotion of opportunity.

4. To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when within its terms of reference.

Page 8 Fire, Resilience and Emergency Planning Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 6 Allocation Party Group Name 3 Labour (Labour) Andrew Dismore AM (Chair) 2 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Léonie Cooper AM 1 Brexit Alliance (Labour) Florence Eshalomi AM (Conservative) Gareth Bacon AM (Conservative) Susan Hall AM (Deputy Chairman) (Brexit Alliance) David Kurten AM

Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Tom Copley AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Len Duvall AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Navin Shah AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Andrew Boff AM, Steve O’Connell AM, Tony Devenish AM and Keith Prince AM

For Brexit Alliance Group – Peter Whittle AM

Terms of Reference 1. To review and make a report or recommendation to the Mayor on any draft document or revision given to the Assembly by the London Fire Commissioner which is prepared and published by the London Fire Commissioner in accordance with the Fire and Rescue National Framework and which:

(a) Sets out the Commissioner’s priorities and objectives, for the period covered by the document, in connection with the discharge of the Commissioner’s functions, or

(b) Contains a statement of the way in which the Commissioner has had regard, in the period covered by the document, to the Framework and to any document within paragraph (a) prepared by the Commissioner for that period.

2. To keep under review the exercise of the functions of the London Fire Commissioner.

3. To investigate, and prepare reports, as necessary, about: • Any actions and decisions of the Mayor and/or Deputy Mayor for Fire in relation to the GLA’s fire duties and responsibilities, as set out in the Policing and Crime Act 2017; • Any actions and decisions of the London Fire Commissioner; • Any actions and decisions of an officer of the London Fire Commissioner; • Matters relating to the functions of the London Fire Commissioner; • Matters in relation to which the functions of the London Fire Commissioner are exercisable; and • Any other matters which the Assembly considers to be of importance to fire and rescue services in Greater London.

Page 9 4. To submit proposals to the Mayor/London Fire Commissioner in relation to fire and emergency matters in London as necessary.

5. To investigate, and prepare reports, as necessary, about the exercise of the Mayor’s statutory resilience responsibilities and activities.

6. To hold confirmation hearings in respect of the Mayor’s proposed candidate for the London Fire Commissioner and Deputy Mayor for Fire.

[Note: the Committee functions must be exercised with a view to supporting the effective exercise of the functions of the London Fire Commissioner].

Page 10 GLA Oversight Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 11 Allocation Party Group Name 5 Labour (Labour) Len Duvall AM (Chair) 3 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Tom Copley AM 1 City Hall Greens (Labour) Onkar Sahota AM 1 Brexit Alliance (Labour) Navin Shah AM 1 Ungrouped Member (Labour) Jennette Arnold OBE AM (Conservative) Gareth Bacon AM (Deputy Chairman) (Conservative) Keith Prince AM (Conservative) Steve O’Connell AM (City Hall Sian Berry AM Greens) (Brexit Alliance) Peter Whittle AM Ungrouped Member Caroline Pidgeon MBE AM Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Léonie Cooper AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, and Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Andrew Boff AM, Tony Devenish AM and Susan Hall AM.

For City Hall Greens Group – Caroline Russell AM

For Brexit Alliance Group – David Kurten AM

Terms of Reference A. Staffing

1. To respond on behalf of the London Assembly to formal consultation from the Head of Paid Service (HoPS) concerning staff appointments and terms and conditions for section 67 (2) employees under the GLA Acts 1999 and 2007.

2. To receive reports from the Head of Paid Service.

3. Noting that it is a joint decision with the Mayor, to make recommendations to the London Assembly on appointments to the posts of the three statutory officers (Head of Paid Service, Monitoring Officer and the Chief Finance Officer) and on the terms and conditions of employment for those posts.

4. Noting that it is a joint decision with the Mayor, to make recommendations to the London Assembly relating to any required disciplinary procedures against the Authority’s statutory officers in accordance with relevant procedures.

Page 11 5. In accordance with agreed protocols and at the request of the Head of Paid Service, to appoint as necessary Members to attend appointment panels as non- voting members for relevant staff posts.

6. To make recommendations to the London Assembly on any other matter requiring a joint decision with the Mayor.

B. Scrutiny

1. To approve all scrutiny-related Assembly expenditure and proposals for use of rapporteurs, in conformity with the Assembly’s decision making framework procedure.

2. To scrutinise issues relating to civil contingency arrangements in London.

3. To scrutinise issues relating to the provision of services to the public (other than those falling within the remit of other committees of the Assembly) and the performance of utilities in London.

4. To scrutinise any actions or decisions taken by the Mayor on matters relating to education. C. General

1. To oversee the programming of the Assembly’s business.

2. To provide a response from the Assembly on consultation in respect of electoral issues, arrangements for major events such as People’s Question Time and the State of London debate, consultation on their behalf concerning Parliamentary bills and all forms of secondary legislation or guidance and any other issue not falling within another committee or sub-committee’s subject area and terms of reference.

3. To deal with and determine any question, issue or other matter not falling within the approved subject area and terms of reference of any other committee.

4. To vary the approved subject area and terms of reference of the Assembly’s other committees and sub-committees, so as to include for the future an issue or other matter not otherwise provided for, in order to facilitate the efficient and effective discharge of the Assembly’s business.

5. To have due regard to the decisions of the other Committees of the Assembly.

6. To consider and approve a programme of Assembly receptions and events.

D. Budget

1. To recommend to the Mayor a budget proposal for the London Assembly for the following financial year.

Page 12 2. To allocate the Assembly’s budget and to monitor expenditure on scrutiny throughout the year.

3. To approve, in accordance with GLA policy, all proposed Assembly-related budget virements in excess of £25,000 (noting that virements in excess of £50,000 will be notified to the Mayor once a decision is taken) and to approve all proposed virements between staff and non-staff budgets within the overall Secretariat budget (in consultation with the Mayor for relevant proposed virements in excess of £50,000).

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Health Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 5 Allocation Party Group Name 3 Labour (Labour) Onkar Sahota AM (Chair) 2 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Joanne McCartney AM (Labour) Unmesh Desai AM (Conservative) Andrew Boff AM (Conservative) Steve O’Connell AM (Deputy Chairman)

Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Léonie Cooper AM, Tom Copley AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Len Duvall AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Navin Shah AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Gareth Bacon AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Tony Devenish AM, Susan Hall AM and Keith Prince AM.

2. To consider health matters on request from another standing committee and report its opinion to that standing committee.

4. To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when within its terms of reference.

Page 14 Housing Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 7 Allocation Party Group Name 3 Labour (Labour) Tom Copley AM (Chair) 2 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Léonie Cooper AM 1 City Hall Greens (Labour) Nicky Gavron AM 1 Brexit Alliance (Conservative) Andrew Boff AM (Deputy Chair) (Conservative) Tony Devenish AM (City Hall Sian Berry AM Greens) (Brexit Alliance) David Kurten AM Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Len Duvall AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Navin Shah AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Gareth Bacon AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Susan Hall AM, Steve O’Connell AM and Keith Prince AM.

For City Hall Greens Group – Caroline Russell AM

For Brexit Alliance Group – Peter Whittle AM

Term of Reference 1. To examine and report from time to time on –  matters of importance to Greater London; and  the strategies, policies and actions of the Mayor and the Functional Bodies as they relate to housing matters in London.

2. To consider housing matters on request from another standing committee and report its opinion to that standing committee.

3. To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when within its terms of reference.

Page 15 Planning Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 5 Allocation Party Group Name 3 Labour (Labour) Nicky Gavron AM (Deputy Chair) 2 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Tom Copley AM (Labour) Navin Shah AM (Conservative) Andrew Boff AM (Chair) (Conservative) Tony Devenish AM Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Léonie Cooper AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Len Duvall AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Gareth Bacon AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Susan Hall AM, Steve O’Connell AM and Keith Prince AM.

Terms of Reference 1. To examine and report from time to time on –  matters of importance to Greater London; and  the strategies, policies and actions of the Mayor and the Functional Bodies as they relate to spatial development and planning matters in London, in particular the Mayor’s Spatial Development Strategy (‘The London Plan’).

2. When invited by the Mayor, to contribute to his consideration of major planning applications. 3. To monitor the Mayor’s exercise of his statutory powers in regard to major planning applications referred by the local planning authorities, and to report to the Assembly with any proposal for submission to the Mayor for the improvement of the process.

4. To review Local Development Documents submitted to the Mayor by the local planning authorities for consistency with his strategies overall, to prepare a response to the Mayor for consideration by the Assembly, and to monitor the Mayor’s decisions with regard to Local Development Documents.

5. To consider planning matters on request from another standing committee and report its opinion to that standing committee.

6. To consider, as necessary, strategic planning matters as set out in The Town and Country Planning (Mayor of London) Order 2008 and to make recommendations as appropriate. (The Assembly has no powers in relation to any individual planning applications.)

7. To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when within its terms of reference.

Page 16 8. To take into account in its deliberations the cross cutting themes of: the health of persons in Greater London; the achievement of sustainable development in the United Kingdom; climate change; and the promotion of opportunity.

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Police and Crime Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 10 Allocation Party Group Name 4 Labour (Labour) Unmesh Desai AM (Chair) 3 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Andrew Dismore AM 1 City Hall Greens (Labour) Len Duvall AM 1 Brexit Alliance (Labour) Florence Eshalomi AM 1 Ungrouped Member (Conservative) Susan Hall AM (Conservative) Steve O’Connell AM (Deputy Chairman) (Conservative) Tony Arbour AM (City Hall Sian Berry AM Greens) (Brexit Peter Whittle AM Alliance) (Ungrouped Caroline Pidgeon MBE AM Member) Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Léonie Cooper AM, Tom Copley AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Navin Shah AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Gareth Bacon AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Andrew Boff AM, Tony Devenish AM, Keith Prince AM.

For City Hall Greens Group – Caroline Russell AM

For Brexit Alliance Group – David Kurten AM

Term of Reference 1. To review and make a report or recommendation on the draft police and crime plan, or draft variation, given to the Assembly by the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime. 2. To review, put questions to the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime at a public meeting, and make a report or recommendation (as necessary) on the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime’s Annual Report.

Page 18 3. To keep under review the exercise of the functions of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime. 4. To investigate, and prepare reports, as necessary, about:  any actions and decisions of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime;  any actions and decisions of the Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime;  any actions and decisions of a member of staff of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime;  matters relating to the functions of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime;

 matters in relation to which the functions of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime are exercisable; or any other matters which the Assembly considers to be of importance to policing and crime reduction in the metropolitan police district. 5. To submit proposals, as necessary, to the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime. 6. In accordance with section 60A of, and Schedule 4A to, the GLA Act 1999 (as amended) to hold a confirmation hearing in respect of the proposed candidate for Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime and to make recommendations to the Mayor and decisions as necessary on the proposed appointment. 7. To fulfil functions in relation to complaints about conduct matters, in accordance with the responsibilities accorded to the Committee by section 31 and schedule 7 of the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011 and the Elected Local Policing Bodies (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2011. [Note: The Committee functions must be exercised with a view to supporting the effective exercise of the functions of the Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime.]

Page 19 Regeneration Committee

Total number of Membership seats: 5 Allocation Party Group Name 3 Labour (Labour) Navin Shah AM (Deputy Chair) 2 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Andrew Dismore AM (Labour) Joanne McCartney AM (Conservative) Tony Arbour AM (Conservative) Tony Devenish AM (Chairman) Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Léonie Cooper AM, Tom Copley AM, Unmesh Desai AM, , Len Duvall AM, Florence Eshalomi AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Gareth Bacon AM, Shaun Bailey AM, Andrew Boff AM, Susan Hall AM, Steve O’Connell AM and Keith Prince AM.

Terms of Reference 1. To examine and report from time to time on –  matters of importance to Greater London; and  the strategies, policies and actions of the Mayor and Functional Bodies as they impact on the regeneration of Greater London.

2. To provide lead oversight for the London Assembly of the policies, decisions and actions of any Mayoral Development Corporation.

3. To scrutinise functions relating to culture-led regeneration.

4. To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when within its terms of reference.

5. To take into account in its deliberations the cross cutting themes of: the health of persons in Greater London; the achievement of sustainable development in the United Kingdom; climate change; and the promotion of opportunity.

Page 20 Transport Committee

Total number of seats: Membership 10 Allocation Party Group Name 4 Labour (Labour) Florence Eshalomi AM (Chair) 3 GLA Conservatives (Labour) Tom Copley AM 1 City Hall Greens (Labour) Joanne McCartney AM 1 Brexit Alliance (Labour) Navin Shah AM 1 Ungrouped Member (Conservative) Shaun Bailey AM (Conservative) Keith Prince AM (Conservative) Gareth Bacon AM (City Hall Caroline Russell AM Greens ) (Brexit Alliance) David Kurten AM (Ungrouped Caroline Pidgeon MBE AM (Deputy Chair) Member) Substitutes:

For Labour Group – Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Léonie Cooper AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Len Duvall AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Onkar Sahota AM, Fiona Twycross AM.

For GLA Conservatives Group – Tony Arbour AM, Steve O’Connell AM, Susan Hall AM, Andrew Boff AM and Tony Devenish AM.

For City Hall Greens Group – Sian Berry AM

For Brexit Alliance Group – Peter Whittle AM

Terms of Reference 1. To examine and report from time to time on –  the strategies, policies and actions of the Mayor, Transport for London, and the other Functional Bodies where appropriate; and  matters of importance to Greater London as they relate to transport in London.

2. To examine and report to the Assembly from time to time on the Mayor’s Transport Strategy, in particular its implementation and revision.

4. To oversee the work of the London Transport Users’ Committee (operating as London TravelWatch), to receive regular monitoring reports from that Committee and support its consultative programme. To negotiate with the Mayor for the annual budget for the London Transport Users’ Committee and to recommend to the Assembly, through the GLA Oversight Committee, an annual budget for the London Transport Users’ Committee.

Page 21 5. To discharge the responsibilities and functions of the Assembly in respect of the London Transport Users’ Committee under the GLA Act 1999, in particular sections 247 – 252 and Schedules 18 and 19.

6. To respond on behalf of the Assembly to consultations and similar processes when within its terms of reference.

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