Questions to the Mayor

24 June, 2021

ALL QUESTIONS LIST

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

TfL’s Extraordinary Funding and Financing Agreement Question No: 2021/2475 Is the 1 June 2021 Extraordinary Funding and Financing Agreement between Transport for and the Department for Transport a good deal for London?

Silvertown Road Tunnel scrutiny Question No: 2021/2299 Do you feel that the Silvertown Road Tunnel has had enough public and democratic scrutiny?

ULEZ Question No: 2021/2411 What plans do you have to reopen TfL’s suspended ULEZ scrappage schemes?

Met Recruitment and Conduct Question No: 2021/2211 Do you have confidence in the Metropolitan Police Service’s recruitment processes for police officers?

Deputy Mayor’s Views Question No: 2021/2339 In October 2020 your Deputy Mayor for Transport stated that she could not “see how it’s right to charge people £15 to drive a mile from Wandsworth to Clapham, or Catford to Lewisham from October next year.” Do you agree with your Deputy Mayor?

London’s retail and hospitality sector Question No: 2021/2538 How are you supporting London’s retail and hospitality sectors this summer?

EU Londoners Question No: 2021/2451 Has the Government listened to your concerns regarding the backlog in applications for the EU Settlement Scheme and the evidence indicating that the most vulnerable in society are in the greatest danger of slipping through the cracks meaning that tens of thousands of EU citizens could become undocumented and vulnerable to discrimination?

TfL - Financial Sustainability Plan Question No: 2021/2389 Nicholas Rogers When will you publish a new plan, outlining a path for TfL to reach financial sustainability?

Manifesto Delivery Question No: 2021/2431 How confident are you about delivering on your manifesto over the next three years?

London Plan and Community Engagement Question No: 2021/2592 How does your London Plan ensure Londoners have a say in regeneration plans for the capital, and ensure they have a role in shaping their neighbourhood?

Development in London Question No: 2021/2325 How will the Mayor look to improve large development and regeneration projects this term?

The G7 and decarbonising London Question No: 2021/2609 London’s target to achieve net zero by 2030 represents a large contribution towards UK target for net zero by 2050 and cutting emissions by 78% by 2035. Following the June 2021 G7 summit and the Government’s recent commitment to end all new finance for coal power by the end of 2021, how can London show leadership in: 1) providing innovative solutions for decarbonising of power; 2) in improving its offer to community energy projects and 3) improving its offer to local energy networks? Gov.UK, ‘UK enshrines new target in law to slash emissions by 78% by 2035, ‘ 20 April 2021

Counter terror preparedness Question No: 2021/2528 You have stated that you are to commission an update of the Harris review into London’s counter terror preparedness. Have all the recommendations of the original review been implemented by the relevant agencies, and have there been any failures that have led you to seek to commission this update?

Disability Employment Gap Question No: 2021/2435 81.2% of non-disabled people are in work compared to just 52.6% of disabled people. What have you done to change this worrying statistic over the last 5 years and what are your targets for reducing this over the next 3 years?

Purley Way Master Plan Question No: 2021/2369 What are you doing from a transport perspective to support the Purley Way Master Plan?

London’s Green Belt Question No: 2021/2303 Will you protect London’s Green Belt?

Prioritising Early Years Programmes Question No: 2021/2321 Emma Best Are Early Years Programmes a priority for your mayoralty?

Delays to Court Cases Question No: 2021/2550 Joanne McCartney There is a large backlog of court cases in London. What effect is this delay to justice having on criminal cases in London?

Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Health Inequalities Question No: 2021/2586 How are you working to address the health inequalities of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities in London?

Stop and search based on the smell of cannabis Question No: 2021/2300 The IOPC recommended against stop and searches based on the smell of cannabis alone, can you confirm that since the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) accepted this recommendation and that no Londoners have been stopped and searched solely for this reason?

New community plans for London small sites Question No: 2021/2301 Siân Berry How are you going to involve Londoners from the ground up in making a new strategy for small sites in London?

London Disability Employment Taskforce Question No: 2021/2222 In 2018 the Social Market Foundation and the Trust for London recommended that you should constitute and lead a London Disability Employment Taskforce. What progress has been made on this since then?

End of the Eviction Ban Question No: 2021/2551 With the Government ending the ban on evictions, how do we stop Londoners being forced out of their homes? You have said, “my team continues to talk to government officials about how best to respond to this situation [the end of the eviction ban]. This should include a financial support package for those who have built up arrears during the pandemic, improved access to welfare benefits and a two-year rent freeze in London. The Government must also now act on its promise to ban Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions, to provide far greater security for renters.” Can you provide an update on the talks with the Government and whether they will be taking the steps you have suggested?

Gender-neutral toilets Question No: 2021/2302 Caroline Russell Do you agree that it is an important public health and equalities issue that gender-neutral toilets in London are preserved and improved, alongside the provision of any new facilities?

Waking Watches Question No: 2021/2497 What representations have you made to Government for them to pay upfront the costs of remediation for those living with flammable cladding, and in the meantime, what could they do to support those leaseholders paying extortionate Waking Watches costs?

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QUESTIONS FOR WRITTEN ANSWER

Questions not asked during Mayor’s Question time will be given a written response by 29 June, 2021.

Violence Prevention Programmes Data Sharing with MOPAC Question No: 2021/2212 Caroline Pidgeon Are all the various violence prevention programmes funded and supported by MOPAC and/or the Met in custody suites, A&Es and communities across London providing data and information on details such as the location of crimes and weapons used by the GLA Safe Stats team?

Supporting Tech Start-ups with Safeguarding Question No: 2021/2213 Caroline Pidgeon London has a proud reputation for our tech start-ups. However, with increasing reports of online child sexual abuse how are you, through MOPAC and as Chair of the LEAP, working with the tech sector and particularly London’s tech start-ups to promote the importance of safeguarding measures for children and protections against the sharing of child sexual abuse content?

VAWG and Online Safety (1) Question No: 2021/2214 Caroline Pidgeon The Internet Watch Foundation’s 2020 Annual Report showed a 77% increase in reports of self-generated sexualised material online with analysis showing that in 80% of these cases the victims were 11-13 year-old girls. Of course, this data is not specific to London but it does show a concerning pattern of girls being groomed online. Given the increasingly gendered nature of this issue, what more are you doing through your VAWG programmes to protect and safeguard young girls online?

VAWG and Online Safety (2) Question No: 2021/2215 Caroline Pidgeon What work is MOPAC undertaking to review its commissioned support services to ensure they are equipped to meet the needs of victims of online offences, particularly children, given the increasing prevalence and concern over online child sexual abuse offences since the beginning of the COVID pandemic?

Independent Custody Visitors (ICVs) Question No: 2021/2216 Caroline Pidgeon Will MOPAC be formally consulting ICVs on whether or not they wish to maintain the option of virtual visits once COVID-19 restrictions are eased, or whether they wish to move back to exclusively conducted in-person visits?

Engage Programme in Custody Suites Question No: 2021/2217 Caroline Pidgeon Given the value youth workers can have in custody suites to use the teachable moment of arrest to reduce reoffending, do you have plans to expand the Engage Programme currently being operated in two custody suites in London?

Rise in Anti-Semitic Incidents Question No: 2021/2218 Caroline Pidgeon In recent weeks we have seen numerous concerning reports of deeply disturbing anti- Semitic incidents in the capital. How will you be increasing your efforts to tackle hate-crime in the capital and ensure communities, such as London’s Jewish community, feel safe?

Collecting Data on Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Victims of Hate Crime Question No: 2021/2219 Caroline Pidgeon Will you look to ensure MOPAC collects data on Gypsy, Roma and Traveller hate crimes that take place in London and also ensure that this information is included on the MOPAC Hate crime dashboard?

The London Stadium Revenue and Savings (1) Question No: 2021/2220 Caroline Pidgeon I understand some new event space has been created at the London Stadium. In this financial year how much revenue does the stadium expect to make from these new revenue streams?

The London Stadium Revenue and Savings (2) Question No: 2021/2221 Caroline Pidgeon I am aware that LLDC has come to an agreement that UK Athletics will use an alternative location to the London Stadium this year for the Muller Anniversary Games. Please provide details on how much money is expected to be saved this financial year as a result of this.

Access to IT for Older People through Libraries Question No: 2021/2223 Hina Bokhari Given the impact of the pandemic on older Londoners, what will you be doing to increase and promote adult education access and access to IT equipment and resources in such places as libraries and community centres to help older people back to work?

Business Support for Women and Ethnically Diverse Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners Question No: 2021/2224 Hina Bokhari The Federation of Small Businesses recently published research showing that only 15% of SMEs are women-led and less than 5% are led by a majority Black and minority ethnic leadership team. As the Chair of the London Economic Action Partnership (LEAP) what work are you doing to look at the careers advice, business support and access to finance that is needed to help entrepreneurial women and ethnic minorities that want to start-up on their own micro and small businesses in London?

Supporting Small Businesses in the Supply Chains Question No: 2021/2225 Hina Bokhari The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on London’s businesses, large and small. Yet as we move towards recovery many smaller businesses are struggling as a result of larger businesses delaying payments through supply chains, which is having a crippling impact on many of these small businesses. What work will you undertake to support these small businesses and remind larger companies of their responsibility to smaller companies in supply chains given the importance of small business to London’s economy?

Making Best Use of the Apprenticeship Levy Question No: 2021/2226 Hina Bokhari What support are you giving to London businesses to ensure they can make best use of the Apprenticeship Levy?

Apprenticeship Hub Question No: 2021/2227 Hina Bokhari Will you consider creating an ‘Apprenticeship Hub’ which will pull together details of all the apprenticeship opportunities available across London to make it easier for those looking for apprenticeships?

Visa Fees for UK Armed Forces Personnel from the Commonwealth Question No: 2021/2228 Hina Bokhari Given the importance of London’s armed forces personnel and community, will you respond to the Government’s consultation on proposals to only exempt UK Armed Forces personnel from the Commonwealth from visa fees after they have completed 12 years of service in the UK Armed Forces?

Ensuring the Delivery of Culturally Suitable Accommodation for Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Communities Question No: 2021/2229 Hina Bokhari What work are you undertaking with boroughs and others to ensure that Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities have access to more culturally suitable accommodation and face less poor-quality accommodation in London?

Tactile paving on platforms on the London Underground Question No: 2021/2230 Caroline Pidgeon The TfL publication ‘Your accessible transport network - Our commitment to making it even easier for you to travel around London’ in its May 2015 update states that tactile paving was in place at 695 of 711 platforms on the Tube network. Please provide an update on the current level of provision, stating the remaining London Underground stations which do not have platform tactile paving.

Lifts not operating on the London Underground due to an absence of trained staff Question No: 2021/2231 Caroline Pidgeon Please list the dates, length of time of closure, and the name of the Underground Stations for which each lift was out of service solely due to an absence of trained members of staff during 2020.

Dial-a-Ride Question No: 2021/2232 Caroline Pidgeon In response to question 2021/1423 you stated that around a third of Dial-a-Ride’s operational staff have entered an entirely voluntary Exit Programme for Drivers and other operational colleagues. If demand for Dial-a-Ride trips returns to pre-Covid levels how will Dial-a-Ride cope? Even if allowing for the review of scheduling and efficiencies, can the same level of trips be provided with just two thirds of drivers that existed pre-Covid, or is TfL working on the assumption that demand for trips will never return to pre-Covid levels?

Dial-a-Ride new booking system Question No: 2021/2233 Caroline Pidgeon Please state the name of the company TfL is purchasing the new assistant travelling booking and scheduling system from and what has been its cost. Please also state whether TfL designed a bespoke system or alternatively purchased a tailored package to accommodate all their scheduling requirements.

Targets in the Mayor’s Transport Strategy Question No: 2021/2234 Caroline Pidgeon Due to COVID-19 and the stipulations in the latest central government bailout, do you plan to revise targets within the Mayor’s Transport Strategy? In particular is the mode shift target of 80 per cent of all trips being made by foot, cycling, or public transport by 2041, something you are still fully committed to?

Williams-Shapps review Question No: 2021/2235 Caroline Pidgeon The Williams-Shapps review specifically highlighted TfL’s operating model, yet TfL has not been devolved any further powers over rail within greater London. How will you and TfL continue to make the case to government for such powers? e-scooters (1) Question No: 2021/2236 Caroline Pidgeon Please set out what steps TfL has taken to consult and involve blind and visually impaired people relating to the recently commenced e-scooter hire trial? e-scooters (2) Question No: 2021/2237 Caroline Pidgeon Please state in detail how TfL will publish the information it receives from the e-scooter trial relating to complaints and observations about user behaviour that are obtained via the website link: https://haveyoursay.tfl.gov.uk/e-scooter-trial

Delivery of step free access on the London Underground (1) Question No: 2021/2238 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide a timescale with exact details of which London Underground stations will obtain step free access during the calendar years of (a) 2021, (b) 2022 and (c) 2023.

Delivery of step free access on the London Underground (2) Question No: 2021/2239 Caroline Pidgeon Your Transport Strategy has an aim to deliver step-free access to 40% of the Tube network by 2022. When will this target actually be met?

Independent review into the death of London bus drivers. Question No: 2021/2240 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide an update on the level of implementation so far by TfL of every recommendation made in the second report by the UCL Institute of Health Equity report on

bus driver mortality from Covid published in March 2021. Please also provide details of the timescale of the final implementation of every recommendation in the report.

Monitoring of air pollution from the Silvertown road tunnel Question No: 2021/2241 Caroline Pidgeon In response to question 2020/3799 submitted in November 2020 you finally provided a reply in March 2021 which stated: “TfL does not anticipate that Silvertown will have a significant impact on Particulate Matter, however, given the significance of this pollutant my air quality team is considering options for further PM2.5 monitoring in support of the work already underway on NO2” Please provide a full update on the air monitoring arrangements for the Silvertown Tunnel on all approach roads in the boroughs of Newham, Tower Hamlets, Lewisham and Greenwich. Please also set out how air monitoring will be undertaken for both Nitrogen Dioxide and particulate matter.

Rapid Charging Points Question No: 2021/2242 Caroline Pidgeon Please provide an update on TfL’s plans to install further rapid electric charging points. Please also set out what steps are being taken to deliver more rapid charging points across London through other suppliers.

Solar energy at Crossrail stations on national rail network Question No: 2021/2243 Caroline Pidgeon What plans does Crossrail have, working with Network Rail, to install UV film on the canopies at the Crossrail stations on the rail network, similar to those recently installed at Denmark Hill station?

Hammersmith Bridge Question No: 2021/2244 Caroline Pidgeon Further to the announcement on the 30th March 2021 that TfL has selected Uber Boat by Thames Clippers to run the temporary Hammersmith ferry to take pedestrians and cyclists over the Thames while Hammersmith Bridge undergoes vital repair and refurbishment works, please provide an update as to when this service will commence this Summer. Please

also provide an update as to when, irrespective of full strengthening of Hammersmith Bridge, pedestrians and cyclists will at least be allowed to resume using the bridge.

Supreme Court ruling on Uber drivers Question No: 2021/2245 Caroline Pidgeon The Supreme Court ruling on the 19 February 2021 stated that the employment tribunal was entitled to find the time spent by claimants for Uber was not limited (as Uber argued) to periods when they were actually driving passengers to their destinations, but included any period when the driver was logged into the Uber app within the territory in which the driver was licensed to operate and was ready and willing to accept trips. Please set out in detail how TfL is seeking to ensure this legal ruling is fully enforced and what steps it is taking to monitor its enforcement.

ESOL for women in London Question No: 2021/2246 Zack Polanski What impact have your three ESOL Plus pilot programmes and 17 ESOL projects run through your Skills for Londoners Innovation Fund had on enabling more women to access ESOL courses?

Supporting summer creativity in London children Question No: 2021/2247 Zack Polanski Last summer the Mayor’s Fund for London helped to support A New Direction to give thousands of London children art packs, to benefit their health, wellbeing and creativity. Will you run or support a similar scheme this summer?

Repair, reuse and share Question No: 2021/2248 Zack Polanski As part of your plans to support London’s recovery from the pandemic, will you create a new fund to support: a) councils and local enterprises to use empty high street shops and council buildings (including temporary and meanwhile use) to provide a repair centre on every high street, b) universities and colleges to create reuse and repair workshops, and c) the establishment of a ‘library of things’ in every borough, where residents can borrow infrequently needed household items, such as power tools, sewing machines, specialist cooking, cleaning and decorating products, electronics, camping equipment and luggage?

London Repair Academy Question No: 2021/2249 Zack Polanski Through the Skills Academies will you help found a London Repair Academy to be a London-wide resource, hub and educational establishment for training and information on repair skills, and training on how to run social enterprises?

Climate and ecology assessments on all decisions Question No: 2021/2250 Zack Polanski Will you commit to bringing in impact assessments on climate and ecology for every budget plan and official decision report in City Hall, to help reduce London’s carbon impact every time you make new policies or spending plans?

Climate impact reporting Question No: 2021/2251 Zack Polanski Will you commit to reporting, in writing, the overall carbon impact of decisions and the progress of current carbon reduction policies every quarter to the Assembly?

Boroughs that have not declared a climate emergency Question No: 2021/2252 Zack Polanski Will you write ahead of COP26 to boroughs in London that have not followed the lead of other boroughs, and the , in declaring a climate emergency to encourage them to do this?

Zero Emission Zones Question No: 2021/2253 Zack Polanski I understand that you are now refreshing guidance on Zero Emission Zones (ZEZ) with a view to using these to address future hotspots of pollution. What is the likely scale of future ZEZ areas, and how many do you expect to be proposed?

Compliance with Low Emission Zones Question No: 2021/2254 Zack Polanski What are the current levels of vehicle compliance within the Low Emission Zone (LEZ), Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) and Ultra Low Emission Zone expansion area, and how have they changed by year since these schemes were announced?

Cutting waste in the recovery Question No: 2021/2255 Zack Polanski Given the impacts of the pandemic on waste and recycling rates, what actions are you taking in your Recovery missions to increase recycling and cut waste?

Climate related subsidence threat to London Question No: 2021/2256 Zack Polanski In May 2021, the British Geological Survey (BGS) launched maps that assessed the risk of climate related subsidence to homes and properties in the next 50 years. This research found that as many as 57 per cent of properties in London will be affected by 2070. What actions are you taking to consider this risk to Londoners and prepare strategies to mitigate the risks?

Pavement slabs being replaced with asphalt Question No: 2021/2257 Zack Polanski Constituents in Brent have had to a form a campaign group, Brent Residents Against Asphalt Pavements (BRAAP) to attempt to reverse a policy from the council there to rip up pavements with paving slabs and replace them with asphalt. The asphalt used is not permeable, and reduces the environmental quality of the pavement, as well as wasting resources by replacing long-lasting paving slabs. Will you ensure no funds from the Greater London Authority (GLA) or Transport for London (TfL) are funding this work, and write to the borough to ask them to reconsider this policy?

Progress towards targets for waste Question No: 2021/2258 Zack Polanski Your Environment Strategy states that: “By 2026 no biodegradable or recyclable waste will be sent to landfill and by 2030 65 per cent of London’s municipal waste will be recycled.” Could you provide an update on London’s progress toward these targets?

Green infrastructure investment after the coronavirus pandemic Question No: 2021/2259 Zack Polanski The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the importance of London’s green spaces and parks. How will you bring these important pieces of social and community infrastructure into plans for a green recovery, and what are you doing to better maintain and invest in these areas so they can be accessible to all Londoners?

Silvertown Road Tunnel engagement Question No: 2021/2260 Zack Polanski What has Transport for London (TfL) spent on engagement for or promotion of the Silvertown Road Tunnel scheme, by year, since the scheme was first considered?

Silvertown Road Tunnel consultation Question No: 2021/2261 Zack Polanski Could you provide a list, with dates, of each consultation you have carried out on the Silvertown Road Tunnel, along with how many responses you received at each stage?

Silvertown Road Tunnel engagement by Riverlinx Question No: 2021/2262 Zack Polanski Could you obtain and provide a list of attendees from organisations, including educational establishments, companies and residents’ associations, at engagement events held by Riverlinx related to the Silvertown Road Tunnel?

Fire, Safe and Well visits after coronavirus Question No: 2021/2263 Zack Polanski The London Fire Brigade (LFB) piloted Fire, Safe and Well visits from December 2017 to May 2019, and made referrals equivalent to two thirds of the one thousand visits undertaken. Will LFB be restarting these visits in the near future?

Vaccine support from the Fire Brigade Question No: 2021/2264 Zack Polanski In February the London Fire Brigade (LFB) published a press release which said that the training of LFB staff to give vaccinations was being considered. Given that the Government is now preparing for an unprecedented coronavirus booster jab programme from this Autumn, is the LFB still considering this training?

Elders’ Champion for London Question No: 2021/2265 Caroline Russell Will you consider appointing an Elders’ Champion to monitor and co-ordinate the effects of all your policies on older people?

Older persons’ action plan Question No: 2021/2266 Caroline Russell In your answer to my question 2021/0458, on an older persons’ action plan, you stated that: “equality, diversity and inclusion has been adopted as a cross-cutting principle for the recovery programme,” and you also told me you will be making clear how this work will deliver for a number of different groups, including older Londoners, later in the year. Could you now share this with me?

Toilets at TfL stations Question No: 2021/2267 Caroline Russell Could you tell me how many public toilets will be opened at Transport for London (TfL) stations (including Crossrail) in the next three years, and provide details by station of the number and types of facility?

Backlog in medical treatments and operations Question No: 2021/2268 Caroline Russell How will you be working with your strategic partners in healthcare delivery to address the severe backlog in medical treatment and operations that has arisen across London as a result of the coronavirus pandemic?

Incorrect coronavirus charges (1) Question No: 2021/2269 Caroline Russell The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) identified that, from the first year of charges for breaches of coronavirus restrictions legislation, the percentage of incorrect charges was 18 per cent. Could you provide me with London-specific data showing how many incorrect coronavirus charges from the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) were identified by the CPS?

Incorrect coronavirus charges (2) Question No: 2021/2270 Caroline Russell What are your plans to avoid more Londoners being caught up in the criminal justice system on incorrect coronavirus-related charges?

Sexual assaults on public transport (1) Question No: 2021/2271 Caroline Russell Could you provide data on the number of sexual assaults on London public transport that the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) responded to during the past three years including a) mode of transport where the assault occurred, b) whether the incident led to a suspect or suspects being charged and, c) whether there was a conviction.

Sexual assaults on public transport (2) Question No: 2021/2272 Caroline Russell What specific work are you, MOPAC and the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) doing to support groups of people who are more at risk of sexual assault, including people who work at night, trans people, people who are homeless or rough sleeping, people with a disability, and African, Caribbean, Asian, Latino and other minority ethnic Londoners?

Expenses owed to independent custody visitors Question No: 2021/2273 Caroline Russell A constituent has contacted me to raise concerns about outstanding expenses, some dating back to December 2019, due to volunteers who work as independent custody visitors. During the pandemic there were fewer volunteers, and the remaining members increased their number of visits to cover the shortage, however they are now worried they will have to

withdraw offers to attend more distant custody suites because they are being left out of pocket. Will you and your Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime, Sophie Linden, look into this as a matter of urgency?

A10 road racing Question No: 2021/2274 Caroline Russell A constituent has contacted me concerned about road racing on the A10 by Bury Street West. They are worried about: “the noise of gunning cars” participating in informal road races and feel the problem is increasing. What, if any, enforcement has been undertaken by the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Roads and Transport Policing Command?

Safety of e-scooters Question No: 2021/2275 Caroline Russell Privately owned e-scooters are currently prohibited on public UK roads and pavements. Simon Ovens from Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) Roads and Transport Policing Command (RTPC) was quoted as calling privately owned e-scooters: “death traps” in the Evening Standard on 4 July 2021. Does Transport for London (TfL) have Killed and Seriously Injured (KSI) data to back this up?

EWS1 forms Question No: 2021/2276 Siân Berry A constituent has raised the issue with me that their shared ownership home sale has fallen through three times because the lenders are requesting EWS1 forms, despite the fact the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors advice is that their flat does not need one (the flat in question is in a building less than four storeys tall AND remedial work on the cladding already having been carried out). What action are you taking to ensure that lenders are not requesting unnecessary EWS1 forms?

Communal night shelters Question No: 2021/2277 Siân Berry What are you doing to make sure that next winter’s homelessness provision does not include communal night shelters?

Support for EU migrants Question No: 2021/2278 Siân Berry EU migrants are at particular risk of homelessness already and face new problems as Brexit progresses. Will you create a new team within the homelessness service at City Hall focused specifically on reaching and supporting them?

Data on discrimination in housing policies Question No: 2021/2279 Siân Berry Will you use your influence to encourage local authorities in London to automatically record the protected characteristics of those presenting at housing options services, to demonstrate any evidence of discrimination in housing policies?

Accessible and supported housing for young people and adults with disabilities Question No: 2021/2280 Siân Berry Local authorities need to make sure they have enough suitable provision for accessible and supported housing for young people who become adults with disabilities. Will you lead on coordinating this at a London-wide level?

Supporting owner occupiers to take on lodgers Question No: 2021/2281 Siân Berry To ease London’s overcrowding will you work with local authorities to support owner occupiers to take on lodgers, including advice for potential landlords and lodgers and support for high standards?

Discounted travel within dynamic fare pricing Question No: 2021/2282 Siân Berry Thank you for your answer to my question 2021/1467. Will you consider including support for further discounted or free travel for particular groups, such as young care leavers, within your plans for dynamic fare pricing?

Active travel within dynamic fare pricing Question No: 2021/2283 Siân Berry Thank you for your answer to my question 2021/1467. Will you consider including support for active travel, such as by including cycle hire charges in fare caps, within your plans for dynamic fare?

Flattened fares within dynamic fare pricing Question No: 2021/2284 Siân Berry Thank you for your answer to my question 2021/1467. Will you consider reducing the large differences in the cost of travel between fare zones within your plans for dynamic fare pricing?

Car Free Day 2021 Question No: 2021/2285 Siân Berry Due to the continuing pandemic there are still no confirmed plans for a Car Free Day this year. Will you commit to having a car free day, with events in central London and across the city, as soon as possible after these difficulties have subsided, rather than waiting a whole year until the next international event?

Unreliable lifts at Greenwich Foot Tunnel Question No: 2021/2286 Siân Berry Constituents have raised concerns with me that the lifts at the Greenwich Foot Tunnel are now unreliable, with the north lift currently out of service. This leaves people walking and cycling with stairs to climb to exit the tunnel, often whilst carrying bicycles or buggies. Will you invest in improved access at this and other existing crossings now that both your proposed Rotherhithe bridge and replacement ferry have been cancelled?

Priorities for new investment from Transport for London Question No: 2021/2287 Siân Berry If a future deal with the Government were to give Transport for London (TfL) access to £2.2 billion in extra investment funding for public transport, walking and cycling, what projects would you invest it in?

Silvertown Road Tunnel construction risk Question No: 2021/2288 Siân Berry In your answer to question 2020/2626 you said that Transport for London (TfL) had transferred a significant proportion of construction risk to Riverlinx. Could you confirm what proportion or level of construction risk TfL considers itself to hold, where this is recorded in any public papers, if any, and what provision TfL is making for this risk?

Traffic flows at Blackwall Tunnel Question No: 2021/2289 Siân Berry What level of traffic flow has Transport for London (TfL) recorded through the Blackwall Tunnel in annual average daily traffic in each direction, by year and class of vehicle, since the year 2000?

Traffic monitoring for the Silvertown Road Tunnel Question No: 2021/2290 Siân Berry The Ernst and Young audit of the Silvertown Road Tunnel says that an average of 91,000 daily trips use the Blackwall Tunnel. Would any increase in traffic above this level be considered by you to be a worsening of traffic conditions as defined by schedule 2 of The Silvertown Tunnel Order 2018?

Traffic reduction to meet climate agreements Question No: 2021/2291 Siân Berry Transport for West Midlands has published a research review (https://www.tfwm.org.uk/media/64219/tfwm-quarterly-research-paper-issue-8-v2.pdf Issue 8, Sep-Nov 2020) which estimated a need for a 33-58 per cent reduction in car km in that area by 2030-2035 to meet the Paris Climate Change agreement. This has now been confirmed by an analysis by Atkins which found a need for a 58 per cent reduction in car mileage by 2031. For London, what similar estimates do you have for the need for traffic reduction by 2030 to meet climate targets, and how has that estimate changed as climate ambitions have increased?

Climate impact of July bus service review Question No: 2021/2292 Siân Berry The Transport for London (TfL) funding deal requires you to review bus services by 19 July 2021. Cutting bus services not only removes vital public transport from Londoners but also risks the UK failing to meet international climate agreements. Will you include details of the potential climate impact of cuts to bus services, including the impact of people moving from bus to car where frequencies reduce or services are withdrawn, in any review?

Bus service review delay Question No: 2021/2293 Siân Berry The Transport for London (TfL) funding deal requires you to review bus services by 19 July 2021. Cutting bus services before we have data from term-time demand risks services Londoners have avoided due to Government advice being wrongly removed. Will you press Government to let you pause this review until there is better data on bus demand in the autumn?

One year of restrictions on travel with a freedom pass Question No: 2021/2294 Siân Berry Next month it will be one year since travel on the TfL network using a Freedom Pass or 60+ Oyster card before 9am on weekdays was suspended. Over 1,000 older Londoners have contacted Age UK London to share the devastating impact this is having on them. Those most affected are low income older Londoners with no choice about when they travel and include carers, patients, volunteers and keyworkers. Now that restrictions are easing and services increasing, when will the suspension, introduced as a ‘temporary’ measure, be lifted?

Tower Hamlets PTS Question No: 2021/2304 Andrew Boff Does Tower Hamlets’ permit transfer scheme (PTS) comply with paragraph 10.6.1 and Policy T6 in the New London Plan?

Affordable housing funds Question No: 2021/2305 Andrew Boff Can you please confirm how and when the £535m unallocated funds from the 2016-23 affordable housing programme will be allocated and spent?

Council homes Question No: 2021/2306 Andrew Boff How many council homes have been started from the 10,000 council homes programme? Please provide a breakdown by borough and bedroom size.

Housing size mix Question No: 2021/2307 Andrew Boff Could you please provide a complete figure for the number of bedrooms for all GLA-funded affordable starts and completions in financial year 2020/21?

Planning committee meetings Question No: 2021/2308 Andrew Boff Would you like to see online planning committee meetings reinstated as a means of facilitating broader engagement with communities?

Intermediate housing (1) Question No: 2021/2309 Andrew Boff Further to MD2754 and your intermediate housing consultation, when do you intend to publish your proposed core list of key workers? What will be your criteria for defining roles as “essential to the functioning of London in normal times”?

Intermediate housing (2) Question No: 2021/2310 Andrew Boff Further to MD2754 and your intermediate housing consultation, what will be your approach to the size mix of new intermediate homes?

Fast Track housing Question No: 2021/2311 Emma Best Further to questions 2021/1923 and 2021/1924, could you please therefore confirm that none of the schemes that have qualified for the Fast Track Route have received public funding for affordable homes?

Health Inequalities Review Timeline Question No: 2021/2312 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/1944 requesting a timeline for your review of “all policies and procedures” to ensure we are doing all possible to tackle health inequalities you stated this work has begun. This is unfortunately not a timeline. Please can you be more specific about milestones, work flows and completion dates of reviews for key documents?

Age-Friendly London Targets Question No: 2021/2313 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/1942 requesting specific targets on making London age- friendly, no specific targets were laid out. Please can you list specific targets and means by which progress will be measured against these?

Dementia-Friendly Charter Measurables Question No: 2021/2314 Emma Best How will you look to measure the success of the dementia friendly charter?

Wellbeing Ambassadors Targets Question No: 2021/2315 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/1943 you did not provide a number for how many wellbeing ambassadors there will be in London at the end of this mayoral term. Please can you advise how many of the quarter of a million ambassadors will be in place at this point?

Root Causes of Childhood Obesity Question No: 2021/2316 Emma Best The root cause of childhood obesity can often be a trauma or adverse childhood experience where poor diet/lack of exercise is simply one symptom of a much wider problem. How will you look to address the root causes of childhood obesity this mayoral term and not just the symptom?

School Superzones Targets Question No: 2021/2317 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/1938 you advised you would be setting targets in relation to school superzones with borough partners. When do you envision targets will be set?

MedCity Funding Commitments Question No: 2021/2318 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/1929 you advised MedCity would receive £200,000 Mayoral funding for the 2021-2022 financial year. I had asked what funding you would be committing for 2022-2023 and 2023-2024. Please can you advise on this point also?

Euro 2020 Impact Question No: 2021/2319 Emma Best How will you look to use EURO 2020 to empower fantastic London-based football and sports charities to use this platform to expand their work?

Fertility Treatment Lottery Question No: 2021/2320 Emma Best How will the Mayor look to work with NHS London this term to end one of London’s largest health inequalities; the fertility treatment lottery?

Waste and Recycling Question No: 2021/2322 Emma Best You wish London to be a zero-waste city. Please can you outline your year-on-year recycling rate targets for the rest of your mayoral term to ensure we are on track to hit this ambition?

London Power Question No: 2021/2323 Emma Best In my view, London Power consistently offers one of the least competitive rates for energy in London, no matter the region, property size or billing method. How do you propose to improve the competitiveness of London Power over the next 3 years?

ULEZ Question No: 2021/2324 Emma Best Does the Mayor recognise the disproportionality in charging a disabled pensioner, in an outer London area, with poor public transport links, £12.50 to drive two miles to their local hospital once a week while a large commercial delivery vehicle can travel 1,000s of miles a week without charge? This is the reality of the current ULEZ proposals. Will the Mayor think again about how we can make the policy fairer for the most vulnerable Londoners?

Deep Tube Reconditioning Question No: 2021/2326 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/1936 you stated Deep Tube Reconditioning had been explored for sections of the Victoria Line through Islington where residential noise impacts are particularly bad. Please could you confirm the estimated cost of this option?

Rail Grinding Costs (1) Question No: 2021/2327 Emma Best Please advise what the rail grinding costs over the approximately 3,500 metres of track between Highbury & Islington and King’s Cross St. Pancras Victoria Line were over the past 5 years?

Rail Grinding Costs (2) Question No: 2021/2328 Emma Best Please advise the projected rail grinding costs on the approximately 3,500 metres of track between Highbury & Islington and King’s Cross St. Pancras Victoria Line over the next 5 years?

Tube Map Changes (1) Question No: 2021/2329 Emma Best How many Tube Maps will TfL need to replace in order to reflect the introduction of Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station as Zone 1 stations and the re-zoning of Kennington as Zone 1/2?

Tube Map Changes (2) Question No: 2021/2330 Emma Best How much will it cost TfL to design and replace sufficient Tube Maps in order to reflect the introduction of Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station as Zone 1 stations and the re- zoning of Kennington as Zone 1/2?

Stop and search Question No: 2021/2331 Emma Best What plans, if any, does the Mayor have to look at new initiatives that could limit the perception of unfair targeting of Stop & Search or the invasive nature of searches without limiting the vital work they do? For example implementing new technology such as body scanners at busy locations or issuing handheld metal detection scanners.

Stop & Search Question No: 2021/2332 Emma Best How does the Mayor plan to use Stop & Search powers effectively over the next three years?

Community policing Question No: 2021/2333 Emma Best How will the Mayor be looking to strengthen community policing over his next term?

SNT Ward Panels Question No: 2021/2334 Emma Best How many wards in London have a functioning SNT Ward Panel?

SNT Ward Panels (2) Question No: 2021/2335 Emma Best Will the Mayor commit to reviewing how well SNT Ward Panels function and engage with local communities?

Protecting police officers? Question No: 2021/2336 Emma Best What plans does the Mayor have over the next three years to better protect police officers?

HIV Diagnosis and Treatment Question No: 2021/2337 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/1940, you said “I will support the urgent work to find those living with HIV who are undiagnosed and get them onto treatment.” Please can you provide more details of how you plan to support his work?

HIV Priorities Question No: 2021/2338 Emma Best In response to my question 2021/1940, you said your “priorities will be to continue to work with the most excluded groups; to tackle stigma at both the internal and societal levels as well as in the NHS; and planning for the future of HIV care to meet the needs of people living with HIV alongside other complex health conditions.” What immediate actions will you be taking to address these and what targets have you set?

ULEZ Expansion (1) Question No: 2021/2340 Keith Prince A constituent has asked me to table this question: The new twin-bore tunnel at Silvertown, within the extended ULEZ, will effectively eliminate congestion and improve air quality around the Blackwall Tunnel approach, with no increase in carbon emissions. This has not been taken into account in the Aether specialist reports’ predictions that the forward effects of ULEZ and its expansion have been based on. Does the Mayor agree that the Silvertown Tunnel will further reduce pollution levels and the need for ULEZ extension from 25th October?

ULEZ Expansion (2) Question No: 2021/2341 Keith Prince A constituent has asked me to table this question: The Mayor claims that specialist Aether pollution level reports guide his decision to go ahead with the expansion of the ULEZ to cover 132 extra square miles on October 25th. But Aether state in their original 2013 report and confirm in their 2017 review that by 2025 only 72,000 of London’s 9¼ million estimated (2021) population will be subject to levels of pollution greater than maximum EU recommended levels, and by 2030 none at all. With 60 percent of those 72,000 residents in Tower Hamlets, Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, and Hammersmith & Fulham would the Mayor agree that following the success of the original ULEZ there’s now no need to expand the ULEZ?

ULEZ Expansion (3) Question No: 2021/2342 Keith Prince A constituent has asked me to table this question: Given the Covid-related reduction in traffic levels, improvements in vehicle technology, the success of plug-in hybrid and plug-in electric vehicle sales and thus increasing numbers of non-Euro4 and Euro6 vehicles being taken off the road, would the Mayor keep the air quality situation under review and delay the expansion of ULEZ by a further 132 square miles to the North and South Circulars until further data is collected and collated?

ULEZ Expansion (4) Question No: 2021/2343 Keith Prince A constituent has asked me to table this question: Given that this expansion was a matter of recent political debate, and the impossibility of the motor trade dealing with a potential 15,500 vehicles per month being scrapped or traded in without further polluting consequences, will the Mayor give residents affected by the ULEZ expansion a period beyond 25th October to adjust?

ULEZ Expansion (5) Question No: 2021/2344 Keith Prince A constituent has asked me to table this question: Vehicles constructed three years or more before the date of their annual “MOT” inspection have to pass a strict emissions test every year. Does the Mayor believe that his non-Euro4 (non-Euro6 for diesels) qualification for not having to pay the ULEZ polluters’ fine to be somehow superior to the MOT test?

ULEZ Expansion (6) Question No: 2021/2345 Keith Prince A constituent has asked me to table this question: Information from the Bond Owners’ Club, the Bond Bug Club, the Mini Owners’ Club of Great Britain, and the Jaguar Enthusiasts’ Club all point to vehicles with a Historic Class or registered before 1973 being charged the ULEZ polluters’ “fine” in flagrant disregard of the Mayor’s oft-published policy that these few vehicles would not be subject to the £12.50 daily charge. Will he pause the expansion of ULEZ to the North and South Circulars until such time as TfL’s monitoring cameras and charging systems are fit for purpose and will he halt all further prosecutions for non-payment given that TfL’s systems cannot be relied on?

Social Distancing on the Tube (1) Question No: 2021/2346 Keith Prince During the course of the Pandemic, TfL Rail employees have used handheld devices to count safe numbers onto their platforms to ensure safe numbers of passengers board their trains. What steps have you taken to ensure that passengers have sufficient space to socially distance on the London Underground trains that you directly control?

Social Distancing on the Tube (2) Question No: 2021/2347 Keith Prince Do you recognise that if TfL has taken insufficient steps to ensure passengers have sufficient space to socially distance on London Underground trains, responsibility for that failing would ultimately rest with you as Chairman of the TfL Board?

2016 Taxi & Private Hire Action Plan Question No: 2021/2348 Keith Prince Is the Mayor still committed to his 2016 Taxi & Private Hire action plan and, if so, which of the yet to be completed proposals does he intend to implement this year?

2025 Emissions Target and Taxis Question No: 2021/2349 Keith Prince Factoring in the number of taxi vehicles permanently delicensed & those that ‘may’ return, will the Mayor concede that his 2025 emission target reduction will be met without the need for further age reduction beyond the current 14 years?

E-Taxi Charging Points (1) Question No: 2021/2350 Keith Prince Has the Mayor agreed any cost cap with suppliers, ensuring reasonable fees for taxi drivers, using dedicated e-taxi charge points?

E-Taxi Charging Points (2) Question No: 2021/2351 Keith Prince Is the Mayor concerned that private hire vehicles abusing dedicated e-taxi charge points may give members of the public the wrong impression that they are taxis plying for hire on taxi ranks?

World Leading’ Bus Safety Programme: Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA) installation Question No: 2021/2352 Keith Prince In your response to Question 2021/1987, you stated that “19 per cent of the total fleet have Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA)”. As you know, TfL announced the completion of ISA Trials on 16 March 2016: based on the current rate of ISA installation (less than 5% per year), I estimate that every TfL Bus will have ISA installed sometime after 2041. Can you assure me that this goal of TfL’s ‘world leading’ Bus Safety Programme announced 1 February 2016 will be achieved earlier than the 2040s?

World Leading’ Bus Safety Standard: Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS) installation Question No: 2021/2353 Keith Prince In your response to Question 2021/1987 you state that “343 buses now have AVAS [Acoustic Vehicle Alerting System (AVAS), which is around four per cent of the total fleet.” As you know, TfL announced AVAS as part of its ‘World Leading’ Bus Safety Standard on 16 October 2018: based on the current rate of AVAS installation, can we really expect all of London’s buses to have AVAS installed by 2096? Can you assure me that this key goal of TfL’s ‘world leading’ Bus Safety Standard will be achieved earlier than the eve of next century?

Safety Accreditations of TfL Chief Safety Officer Question No: 2021/2354 Keith Prince Further to your response to Question 2019/21052, can you confirm if TfL’s Chief Safety Officer has gained basic National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) and Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) accreditations that ideally should have been a pre-requisite for any professional considered to fill such an important post?

TfL’s Decision to create Safety, Health and Environment (SHE) Directorate in 2019 Question No: 2021/2355 Keith Prince Further to your response to Question 2019/21051, can you provide me with any documentation (briefing notes, decision memorandums) relating to the Transport Commissioner’s seemingly-impetuous decision to create a new Safety, Health and Environment directorate (SHE) in September 2019?

Director of Bus Operations Question No: 2021/2356 Keith Prince Further to your response to Question 2021/1982, who is TfL’s new Director of Bus Operations? Was this appointment an internal hire or was there a competitive search conducted of suitable external candidates?

TfL’s Obligation to Monitor and Act on the Health & Safety Performance of its Transport Contractors Question No: 2021/2357 Keith Prince Given your responses to Question 2021/1981, in which you stated “it is not for TfL to dictate their [contractors’] workplace risk assessment arrangements”, and Question 2021/1962, in which you stated “As companies set the terms and conditions of their staff employment and are directly responsible for their health and safety at work, this is not an area where Transport for London (TfL) can direct them”, do you believe that TfL – as the sole contractor of London’s public Surface Transport Services – has any legal obligation to (a) monitor (b) audit and (c) act on its contractors’ Health and Safety Performance?

Remote Sign On Question No: 2021/2358 Keith Prince In your response to Questions 2020/1960, 2021/1961, and 2021/1962 you’ve confirmed that Remote Sign-On was an “operator-led initiative” that’s been in place on London Bus Routes since 2005 and no documentation exists for it ever having been assessed or approved by TfL for its safety implications (or any other issues) for drivers. Given TfL’s 26 March 2021 Decision to impose a moratorium on the roll-out of Remote Sign On on Metroline’s operations and your recognition that the issue is “complicated”, do you accept that TfL’s failure to approve and/or conduct any analysis of Remote Sign On’s implications is an institutional failure, which in my view, borders on negligence?

Unaudited, Unapproved “Operator-Led” Initiatives Question No: 2021/2359 Keith Prince Given the inconvenience imposed on Londoners by the recent Unite the Union strikes over Remote Sign On at Metroline, can you identify any other unapproved, unaudited “operator-led initiatives” that impact upon London Bus Driver working conditions of which TfL is aware?

TfL’s Failure to Collect Covid-19 Case Data from Depots until October 2020 Question No: 2021/2360 Keith Prince Further to your lack of response to Question 2021/1968, can you shed some light as to why TfL claims Bus Driver Covid-19 Data by Bus Depot “has only been reported to TfL since October 2020”?

TfL Citing “Middle Door Boarding” as a bona fide Covid-19 Risk Reduction Measure Question No: 2021/2361 Keith Prince Given your admission in Question 2021/1965 that TfL’s decision to introduce Middle Door Boarding on 17 April (a) lacked any evidential basis and (b) was only taken in response to pressure from Unite the Union, will you instruct your officers to refrain from citing this manifestly political decision as a bona fide Covid-19 Risk Reduction measure? You make this same assertion in your response to Question 2021/1966.

Effective Help For Rough Sleepers Question No: 2021/2362 Keith Prince Is your ‘No Night Out’ promise being met?

Contribution of older Londoners Question No: 2021/2363 Neil Garratt Will you celebrate the contribution of older Londoners?

Combatting ageism Question No: 2021/2364 Neil Garratt How will you ensure that ageism has no place in London?

Inclusion of older Londoners Question No: 2021/2365 Neil Garratt Please outline how your strategies, action plans & activities meaningfully include older Londoners.

Age-friendly London programme Question No: 2021/2366 Neil Garratt Will you ensure demonstrable progress is made on the Age-friendly London programme, with the use of a published timetable?

London recovery for older Londoners Question No: 2021/2367 Neil Garratt How will you ensure that older Londoners are not left behind in terms of action taken to help London recover from the Covid-19 pandemic?

London Recovery Board Question No: 2021/2368 Neil Garratt Will you provide reassurance that the London Recovery Board will undergo regular scrutiny, in terms of its age-friendliness?

All About The Money’ Article (1) Question No: 2021/2370 Neil Garratt On 15th April 2020, an article entitled “‘All about the money’: London bus drivers share fears as Covid-19 claims more lives” was published on the This Is Local London website. The article included claims from bus drivers that bus companies acted too slowly to protect them. Do you agree that some bus companies acted too slowly to protect their staff?

All About The Money’ Article (2) Question No: 2021/2371 Neil Garratt When did TfL become aware that, as made clear in This Is Local London’s ‘All about the money’ article, some bus companies were acting too slowly to protect their staff?

All About The Money’ Article (3) Question No: 2021/2372 Neil Garratt What did TfL do to rectify the situation, described in the ‘All about the money’ article, that some bus companies were acting too slowly to protect their staff?

All About The Money’ Article (4) Question No: 2021/2373 Neil Garratt The ‘All about the money’ article claimed that the extra cleaning TfL was promising was not happening. What measures has TfL taken to ensure that daily additional cleaning is actually happening?

Due Diligence Report in preparation for the transfer of the tram system to TfL Question No: 2021/2374 Neil Garratt Following up on documentation TfL released in your delayed response to Question 2020/4635, please provide me with the “Due Diligence Report in preparation for the transfer of the tram system to TfL” that TfL provided to the RAIB on 24 November 2016.

Adult Literacy Question No: 2021/2375 Nicholas Rogers In response to my question (2021/2027) you advised there are no data for adult literacy post-2016 in London. In response to my subsequent question (2021/2028) you acknowledge that low levels of literacy act as a substantial barrier to work and education opportunities and hard social integration and cohesion. Given this, will you commit to commission the necessary research to identify the post-2016 levels of adult literacy in London?

Support for Aviation Jobs Question No: 2021/2376 Nicholas Rogers What specific actions are you taking to support those in the London Borough of Hounslow, especially those in Feltham and surrounding areas, whose jobs are at risk due to the downturn in aviation following the pandemic?

Queen Portrait Question No: 2021/2377 Nicholas Rogers Will the Mayor ensure a prominent portrait of HM The Queen is on display in the lobby of The Crystal once the GLA moves?

Adult Education Budget Adult Literacy Spend Question No: 2021/2378 Nicholas Rogers What specific schemes are you funding through your Adult Education budget to tackle Adult Literacy rates in London? Please give a breakdown of spend, scheme and year.

Air quality Question No: 2021/2379 Nicholas Rogers How many times in the last 12 months did air quality at Cromwell Road bus station, Kingston, breach legal limits?

Air quality Question No: 2021/2380 Nicholas Rogers How many times in the last 12 months did air quality outside the Stag Brewery site in Mortlake breach legal limits?

Air quality Question No: 2021/2381 Nicholas Rogers How many times in the last 12 months did air quality at the junction of Syon Lane and the A4 in Osterley breach legal limits?

Manor Road Homebase planning application (1) Question No: 2021/2382 Nicholas Rogers I understand the Manor Road Homebase development is currently being reviewed against the new London Plan. Could you please give an indication of progress on this along with details on what, if any, further consultation will be carried out?

Manor Road Homebase planning application (2) Question No: 2021/2383 Nicholas Rogers Can you please confirm the process for reviewing the Manor Road Homebase development against the new London Plan, and whether a new public hearing will be held in view of its status as a called-in application?

Osterley Homebase & Tesco planning applications Question No: 2021/2384 Nicholas Rogers What progress has been made on the stage 2 referral report for the Osterley Tesco / Homebase applications? When can we expect a recommendation?

Overcrowding in South West London (1) Question No: 2021/2385 Nicholas Rogers How many people live in overcrowded homes in South West London?

Overcrowding in South West London (2) Question No: 2021/2386 Nicholas Rogers How many children live in overcrowded homes in South West London?

Overcrowding in South West London (3) Question No: 2021/2387 Nicholas Rogers How many homes in South West London are overcrowded?

Affordable homes in South West London Question No: 2021/2388 Nicholas Rogers Could you please provide a breakdown of the number of GLA-funded affordable homes completed in South West London since 2016, by borough, number of bedrooms, tenure, and property type (house, flat, etc)?

Hammersmith Bridge (1) Question No: 2021/2390 Nicholas Rogers What specific actions have you taken since the last Mayor’s Question Time on 27th May on the issue of reopening Hammersmith Bridge?

Hammersmith Bridge (2) Question No: 2021/2391 Nicholas Rogers Since the last Mayor’s Question Time, what specific conversations have you had (dates and times please) with Cllr Stephen Cowan, leader of the LB of Hammersmith & Fulham, about Hammersmith Bridge?

Hammersmith Bridge (3) Question No: 2021/2392 Nicholas Rogers Please outline what actions you have taken and what conversations you have had with Cllr Stephen Cowan to persuade him to commit to making a reasonable financial contribution to the full repair of Hammersmith Bridge as outlined in the TfL funding deal published on 1st June. Please include dates and times of conversations.

Hammersmith Bridge (4) Question No: 2021/2393 Nicholas Rogers What work is TfL doing to support the possible reopening of Hammersmith Bridge to pedestrians, cyclists and river traffic this summer?

Hammersmith Bridge (5) Question No: 2021/2394 Nicholas Rogers Could you please give an update on progress of the Hammersmith Bridge ferry and confirm whether it is on track to commence operations by the first week of September as planned?

Recording Near Misses Question No: 2021/2395 Nicholas Rogers Does TfL take into account near misses in its road accident data? If so, what is the mechanism by which it does this? If not, why not?

A316 Cycle Lane Question No: 2021/2396 Nicholas Rogers Given the recent tragic incident at that location, and other incidents in the past, will the Mayor commit to reviewing the layout and signage of the A316 cycle lane and road in the vicinity of Richmond Rugby Club?

E-Scooter Trial in Richmond Question No: 2021/2397 Nicholas Rogers What processes are in place for monitoring the progress of the e-scooter trial in Richmond?

Impact of Expanded ULEZ on Residents on Lower Wages Question No: 2021/2398 Nicholas Rogers The daily ULEZ charge would impact on residents on lower wages – such as carers and nurses – who cannot afford to replace their vehicles. The Mayor’s policy of expanding the ULEZ would cause these residents financial hardship, what would he suggest they do?

Work on Impact of Boundary Charge Question No: 2021/2399 Nicholas Rogers What work has been done to quantify the impact of the boundary charge on local businesses and retail centres such as Kingston?

Boundary Charge - Consultation with Key Stakeholders Question No: 2021/2400 Nicholas Rogers What consultation regarding the proposed boundary charge has been done with key stakeholders? What further consultation is planned?

MPS Estates Strategy Question No: 2021/2401 Nicholas Rogers What is the timescale for the review of the MPS Estates Strategy?

NPAS deployments Question No: 2021/2402 Nicholas Rogers How many times over the last year has NPAS been deployed to South West London? Times, dates and boroughs please.

LGBT domestic abuse offences Question No: 2021/2403 Nicholas Rogers For each financial year 2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/2019, 2019/20 and 2020/21, how many LGBT domestic abuse offences were recorded by the Met?

Uninsured drivers 1 Question No: 2021/2404 Nicholas Rogers For each financial year 2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/2019, 2019/20 and 2020/21, how many uninsured drivers were caught in London? Of these, please can you provide a breakdown of the sanctions?

Uninsured drivers 2 Question No: 2021/2405 Nicholas Rogers For each financial year 2015/16, 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/2019, 2019/20 and 2020/21, how many road traffic collisions were there, and how many of these involved: • An uninsured driver • A vehicle fleeing the scene

Uninsured drivers 3 Question No: 2021/2406 Nicholas Rogers What is your office and the Met doing to tackle to the problem of uninsured drivers?

Uninsured drivers 4 Question No: 2021/2407 Nicholas Rogers What is the Met doing to work with partner agencies to tackle the issue of uninsured drivers?

Uninsured drivers 5 Question No: 2021/2408 Nicholas Rogers How is the Met utilising speed enforcement cameras, traffic light cameras and ANPR cameras to tackle to the issue of uninsured drivers?

London Fire Brigade Question No: 2021/2409 Nicholas Rogers Please advise how many incidents in the Surrey Fire Service area were attended by LFB units every year for the last five years?

London Fire Brigade 2 Question No: 2021/2410 Nicholas Rogers Please advise how many incidents in the LFB area were attended by Surrey Fire Service in the last five years broken down per year?

Seized money Question No: 2021/2412 Shaun Bailey On 29th May, Sky news reported that the Met had seized £5.4 million of ill-gotten gains. The Telegraph reported that they had also seized £47 million in 2020/21. Can this money be used to fund anti-crime initiatives? If so, what initiatives?

FMS Question No: 2021/2413 Shaun Bailey Please provide an update on both the 2020 and 2021 Met Force Management Statements, if there is a publication date for either?

CT convictions Question No: 2021/2414 Shaun Bailey The Met has seen the conviction rate for Counter-Terrorism offences fall from 83% to 81%, while only a small change, it is in the wrong direction – what are the reasons behind this?

Unlicensed Music Events (UMEs) policy Question No: 2021/2415 Shaun Bailey Please can you provide a copy of the Met’s new Unlicensed Music Events (UMEs) policy, launched in December 2020?

Knife Crime Prevention Orders Question No: 2021/2416 Shaun Bailey What is the latest news on Knife Crime Prevention Orders?

Good Work Fund Question No: 2021/2417 Shaun Bailey From what budget is the £32m for the Good Work Fund from?

Good Work Fund Targets Question No: 2021/2418 Shaun Bailey What targets have you set for the Good Work Fund to achieve?

London & Partners Transparency Question No: 2021/2419 Shaun Bailey What actions are you taking to make London & Partners more transparent?

London Let’s Do Business Question No: 2021/2420 Shaun Bailey Following on from your response to my question 2021/2102, when will Let’s Do London’s business plan be completed and shared?

Good Work Standard Targets Question No: 2021/2421 Shaun Bailey In response to my question 2021/2086, you did not provide a specific target number of employers you hope to sign up to the Good Work Standard over this Mayoral term. Please could you provide this figure or confirm if there is no target?

Careers Advice Targets Question No: 2021/2422 Shaun Bailey What targets have you set for improving careers advice for Londoners throughout this mayoral term?

Supporting Older Londoners through London’s Economic Recovery Question No: 2021/2423 Shaun Bailey How are you supporting older Londoners through London’s economic recovery and what targets do you have?

Operation Chronical Question No: 2021/2424 Susan Hall Since the start of the Met’s Operation Chronical how many: • Passports or ID documents of foreign national offenders were recorded.

•Documents were supplied to Immigration Enforcement that were used to remove high risk foreign nationals.

Semiconductors 1 Question No: 2021/2425 Susan Hall What impact has the worldwide shortage of semiconductor chips had on MPS technology procurement and modernisation?

Semiconductors 2 Question No: 2021/2426 Susan Hall What impact has the worldwide shortage of semiconductor chips had on TfL technology procurement?

Audible alarms Question No: 2021/2427 Susan Hall How many audible alarms have been issued to victims of domestic abuse over the last three years?

Tasers Question No: 2021/2428 Susan Hall How many police officers are now taser trained?

Met workforce - disabilities Question No: 2021/2429 Susan Hall What has and is the Met doing to ensure people with disabilities are able to be part of its workforce?

Police officer entry Question No: 2021/2430 Susan Hall Since March 2020, please provide a breakdown of how many officers entered the Met workforce though the following entry means: • Police Constable Degree Apprenticeship; • Degree Holder Entry Programmes; and • Other entry means (excluding transfers from other forces).

PSPOs Question No: 2021/2432 Susan Hall Please provide a list of all Public Space Protection Orders currently in place in London?

Impacts of E-scooters on Londoners with Sight Loss Question No: 2021/2433 Tony Devenish How are you ensuring you fully consider the impacts of the E-scooter trials on the 213,000 Londoners with sight loss?

E-Scooter Engagement Question No: 2021/2434 Tony Devenish How have you engaged with Guide Dogs, RNIB and London Vision in relation to E-scooter trials in London?

Age-Friendly Action Plan Question No: 2021/2436 Tony Devenish Will you be drafting an age-friendly action plan based on previous work and more recent priorities identified by older Londoners set out in the AgeUK London Manifesto 2021 and Positive Ageing in London’s Our Age-friendly City?

Rerouting the A2 and A6 National Express Services Question No: 2021/2437 Tony Devenish Westminster Council has for some time been seeking to persuade TfL to reroute the A2 and A6 National Express services so that they use Eastbourne Terrace instead of Westbourne Terrace. Will you personally intervene to ensure this change happens as soon as possible?

Park Lane Congestion Question No: 2021/2438 Tony Devenish What independent analysis has been done on the cost to London’s economy of increased congestion on Park Lane since May 2020?

Training Question No: 2021/2439 Tony Devenish Have you enquired into the facts behind an anonymous Met detective telling The Times (5th June), that officers were not giving appropriate care to sex crime victims because of inadequate training?

London & Partners Added Value Question No: 2021/2440 Tony Devenish Please can you give a detailed breakdown of how London & Partners worked out they have added £2.5 Billion to London’s Economy?

Zero Emission Buses (1) Question No: 2021/2441 Tony Devenish You are running posters in our tubes which read “500 zero emission buses in our fleet*” with the * at the tail pipe. Please provide a full breakdown of which routes these 500 buses are running on and explain why the * caveat is included.

Zero Emission Buses (2) Question No: 2021/2442 Tony Devenish To what percentage of the bus network does 500 zero emission buses equate?

Zero Emission Buses (3) Question No: 2021/2443 Tony Devenish Have you reflected on the fact the City of Coventry and others have far more ambitious plans than you on zero emission buses?

Queen’s Gate Traffic Accidents Question No: 2021/2444 Tony Devenish Broken down by month, how many traffic accidents have there been in Queen’s Gate over the last two years both in total and involving supercars?

Annual Bus Usage Question No: 2021/2445 Tony Devenish What was the annual bus usage for every year since 2012?

Hyde Park Corner Traffic Accidents Question No: 2021/2446 Tony Devenish Please list all the accidents over the last two years at the crossing on Hyde Park corner at the entrance to Hyde Park, broken down by vehicle type.

Transport & public health (1) Question No: 2021/2447 Tony Devenish What steps are taken to ensure that advice regarding the use of public transport always reflects the most up-to-date public health information?

Transport & public health (2) Question No: 2021/2448 Tony Devenish Can you detail TfL’s mechanisms for communicating this advice to commuters and those using London’s transport networks?

No-platforming Question No: 2021/2449 Tony Devenish The public are against woke students “no-platforming” speakers at universities, found King’s College London. Given last year you said: “I recognise that freedom of speech is absolutely essential to the proper functioning of any democratic society and is a basic right”, will you loudly speak out against this new McCarthyism in London’s universities and elsewhere?

NHS Patient Records Question No: 2021/2450 Tony Devenish What representations have or will you make as chair of the London Health Board to the NHS, DH, NHS Digital regarding the privacy and data protection concerns that the NHS is digitising patient records with minimal public consultation in the middle of a health pandemic? Have you considered the impact of this change on London’s recovery plans, do you share Foxglove’s concerns on who has access to these records and have you used any of the GLA’s communications to publicise the 23rd June “opt out” deadline?

Environmental Impact of Recycling Plants Question No: 2021/2452 Marina Ahmad Are you taking steps to mitigate the possible environmental impact of metal recycling, for example, the proposed move of the Southwark Metals recycling site to Windsor Grove in Lambeth could see over 100 vehicle movements daily, close to two local schools.

Coronavirus Recovery Visa Question No: 2021/2453 Marina Ahmad You have shown support for a “Coronavirus Recovery Visa” to help workers from outside the UK to come back and work. How crucial is this to getting London’s economy back on its feet?

Pride Question No: 2021/2454 Marina Ahmad You have always been a great ally to the LGBT community. This Pride month how do you plan to strengthen that relationship even further?

Tulse Hill Gyratory Question No: 2021/2455 Marina Ahmad Can you provide an update on progress into improvements around the Tulse Hill Gyratory, which seemed to have stalled due to Covid-19?

National Recovery Question No: 2021/2456 Marina Ahmad Have your visits to Yorkshire and Liverpool shown how crucial London’s economic recovery is to the rest of the country?

British Transport Police CCTV storage Question No: 2021/2457 Marina Ahmad For what period of time does British Transport Police retain CCTV images recorded at London’s transport hubs?

Police Community Support Officer and Police Specials progression Question No: 2021/2458 Marina Ahmad Please advise how many Police Community Support Officers, and Police Special Constables, have been through the Met’s online assessment centre in each of the past 3 years. If possible, please also advise the proportion of these candidates who passed and failed on each of the following: situational judgement test; competency based interview; written assessment and briefing exercise. Please also provide the demographic breakdown of these applicants.

Police Community Support Officer and Police Specials progression (2) Question No: 2021/2459 Marina Ahmad How many Police Community Support Officers (PCSO) originally applied to become Police Constables before becoming PCSOs? Please provide the ethnic breakdown of these PCSOs if possible.

Ask for ANI referrals Question No: 2021/2460 Marina Ahmad How many offences have been reported to the Police by staff at pharmacies in London participating in the “Ask for ANI” codeword scheme?

London’s food supply Question No: 2021/2461 Marina Ahmad There are concerns that the ending of the grace period for full customs checks in October may disrupt London’s food supply. How can you work with the Government to avoid a repeat of the issues London saw at the start of the pandemic when the capital’s food supply was disrupted?

Business rates review Question No: 2021/2462 Marina Ahmad What representations have you made to the Government for the Business Rates Review which is due this autumn?

Business rates holiday Question No: 2021/2463 Marina Ahmad What impact will the business rates holiday coming to an end on the 30th June 2021 have on retail and hospitality sectors?

UEFA EURO 2020 (1) Question No: 2021/2464 Marina Ahmad How will hosting the UEFA EURO 2020 support London’s economy?

UEFA EURO 2020 (2) Question No: 2021/2465 Marina Ahmad How are you ensuring that the UEFA EURO 2020 is accessible for all Londoners?

Electric vehicles Question No: 2021/2466 Marina Ahmad What work has been carried out by TfL to assess the safety aspects of the quietness of electric vehicles? How can we ensure that Londoners, especially those with hearing impairments, remain safe when crossing the road?

Early Years business support Question No: 2021/2467 Marina Ahmad How many of London’s under pressure nurseries and childminders do you hope to support with your £150,000 in a new programme to provide business support and to create a sector-specific one-stop-shop on the London Business Hub?

Coronavirus Recovery Visa Question No: 2021/2468 Marina Ahmad What support from the Government have you and London’s hospitality industry had for your call for a coronavirus recovery visa?

Sector Skills Academies Question No: 2021/2469 Marina Ahmad When do you expect to be able to open your new sector skills academies in London?

Let’s Do London Question No: 2021/2470 Marina Ahmad Can you provide an update on the impact of your campaign “Let’s Do London” has had so far for London’s businesses?

EU Settlement Scheme Question No: 2021/2471 Marina Ahmad Do you know how many Londoners who are eligible to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme as of 1 July 2021, have not applied?

TfL Funding Deal and London’s economy Question No: 2021/2472 Marina Ahmad What impact will the TfL funding deal have on London’s economy and London’s businesses?

London Eats Question No: 2021/2473 Marina Ahmad What impact has your London Eats campaign had on London’s hospitality businesses so far?

Work from home Question No: 2021/2474 Marina Ahmad It is right that Londoners continue to work from home where they can as per the Government guidance. Have you assessed the impact of working from home on London’s economy and how can you ensure that flexible working supports businesses that rely on office workers in the centre of London?

Transport for London Settlement (1) Question No: 2021/2476 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says, “HMG also remains supportive of TfL growing its commercial development income, particularly where legislative changes may be needed”. Are you able to provide details on how TfL will grow its commercial income and the legislative changes that may result?

Transport for London Settlement (2) Question No: 2021/2477 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says, “Development of an implementation plan for accelerating TfL’s existing modernisation programme which would see the full £730m of recurring savings delivered by April 2023 as part of a declining cost base”. Please provide details of the current modernisation programme.

Transport for London Settlement (3) Question No: 2021/2478 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says, “As recommended in the Mayor’s Independent Review, TfL will carry out a review of their pension scheme and reform options with the explicit aim of moving TfL’s Pension Fund into a financially sustainable position”. The Independent Review recommends “that a commission be established to undertake this review”. What plans, if any, do you have to set up an independent Commission to undertake this work?

Transport for London Settlement (4) Question No: 2021/2479 Elly Baker The Independent Review recommends “A government guarantee on these [pension] liabilities would reduce TfL’s contributions to the scheme and save the public sector money, noting that this might require legislation”. What discussions, if any, have you had with the Government on them guaranteeing these liabilities?

Transport for London Settlement (5) Question No: 2021/2480 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says you will set up a “joint review of demand to inform future service level requirements and potential changes from 2022/23 onwards”. TfL have already done a lot of work on passenger demand in the post-pandemic period. Can you update me on the latest thinking from TfL on future passenger demand and the required service levels?

Transport for London Settlement (6) Question No: 2021/2481 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says, “Preparation of a revised medium- term capital investment programme as appropriate to TfL’s financially constrained position and future demand scenarios post-Covid 19”. What feedback, if any, have you had from TfL’s 30 September 2020 Spending Review Prospectus?

Transport for London Settlement (7) Question No: 2021/2482 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says TfL will look at providing, “quantification of anticipated carbon reductions from future capital spend”. Are you able to outline the current process TfL follows to reduce the carbon impact on their capital spending?

Transport for London Settlement (8) Question No: 2021/2483 Elly Baker When will you be setting out your position to the recommendations of the independent review, that was published in December 2020?

Transport for London Settlement (9) Question No: 2021/2484 Elly Baker At the 9 September 2020 Homes for Londoners Board, Andy Byford (TfL Commissioner) said that a safe stop on construction during the lockdown and delays to planning processes in some areas meant that TfL would no longer be able to meet its target of starting on sites that would deliver 10,000 homes by March 2021. How quickly TfL may be able to take forward this commitment would be dependent on securing a sustainable funding package from Government. The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says the plan for housing delivery should “include a clear milestone for housing to be delivered by the end of 2024”. Can you confirm whether the 10,000 starts will now be delivered by 31 December 2024?

Transport for London Settlement (10) Question No: 2021/2485 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says “DfT will lead a joint programme with TfL on the implementation of Driverless Trains on the London Underground”, but in July 2020 you said, “There are no Tube lines that would be able to operate without drivers without any signalling upgrades, new infrastructure or new trains. The London Underground system is an extremely complex environment, particularly the deep Tube lines. For reasons of safety, they are not suitable for driverless trains and there are no plans for their introduction, as I have previously set out.” Have the discussions with Government allayed your safety fears?

Transport for London Settlement (11) Question No: 2021/2486 Elly Baker In October 2020 an internal TfL document was leaked, which claimed that “Introducing driverless trains across London Underground would cost £7bn and represent”poor value for money"”. Was that document provided to the DfT and what was their response?

Transport for London Settlement (12) Question No: 2021/2487 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says, “TfL will be expected to take steps now to ensure they are not locking in future costs and are in a position to reduce service levels efficiently if and when required”. Why do you think the Government is expecting TfL to be in a position to reduce service levels, as opposed to increase service levels?

Transport for London Settlement (13) Question No: 2021/2488 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says “TfL will commit to set aside at least £100m within the 2021 Funding Period to continue the delivery of healthy streets and active travel programmes including funding for the London Boroughs under the local implementation plan process. Within this funding, TfL will continue to prioritise the urgent delivery and operation of a temporary walking and cycle ferry as a replacement crossing for local communities affected by the closure of Hammersmith Bridge.” How much of the £100m in funding will be devoted to the Hammersmith Ferry?

Transport for London Settlement (14) Question No: 2021/2489 Elly Baker Can you confirm that the 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement required you to implement an above inflation fares increase in January 2022? And what plans do you have to ensure the fares burden does not fall on those least able to afford it?

Transport for London Settlement (15) Question No: 2021/2490 Elly Baker The 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement Letter says, “TfL will also take all reasonable steps to avoid industrial action during the funding period”. Can you outline what steps you

have taken since becoming Mayor and how your record on industrial action compares to your predecessor?

Transport for London Settlement (16) Question No: 2021/2491 Elly Baker Can you confirm that the 1 June 2021 TfL Funding Settlement required you to freeze the pay of front-line transport workers? What would be the cost to TfL of raising their pay by inflation in 2021/22?

Transport for London Settlement (17) Question No: 2021/2492 Elly Baker What plans, if any, do you have to amend existing plans to extend the ULEZ boundary from 25 October 2021?

Transport for London Settlement (18) Question No: 2021/2493 Elly Baker What is the expected cost in 2021/22 for travel concessions and/or other benefits above those typically available elsewhere in England (such as free travel for all Londoners aged under 18 and 60-65, excluding statutory entitlements including under the Education Act 1996)?

Transport for London Settlement (19) Question No: 2021/2494 Elly Baker What requests, if any, has the Government made for TfL to maintain useable cash reserves of less than £1.2bn?

Companion Travel Pass Question No: 2021/2495 Elly Baker Please provide an update on work to introduce a companion travel pass in London.

Wheelchairs on Buses Question No: 2021/2496 Elly Baker The Public Service Vehicles Accessibility Regulations 2000 say, “A regulated public service vehicle shall be fitted with not less than one wheelchair space. What plans, if any, do you have to require London buses to be fitted with “not less than two wheelchair spaces”?

West Hampstead Tube Station Step-Free access Question No: 2021/2498 Anne Clarke What is the latest on plans to deliver step-free access at West Hampstead’s Jubilee Line Station? Can any proceeds from nearby developments be earmarked for this work?

School Party Travel Scheme Question No: 2021/2499 Anne Clarke Will you ensure that your negotiations with the Government over TfL funding includes a request to fund school party travel schemes? Many schools cannot afford coaches, or coaches are unviable for short range trips conducted by local schools. In order to make sure London builds back better for our children, this scheme needs to be reintroduced.

Congestion Charge Resident Discount Schemes Question No: 2021/2500 Anne Clarke When do you believe it is likely that resident discount schemes in the congestion zone will be re-introduced?

More support for tackling crime in Camden Town Question No: 2021/2501 Anne Clarke Camden Town used to benefit from the MOPAC offer to match fund policing when that scheme was around, helping to reduce crime levels in the area and support the excellent work of the Market. However since the removal of the scheme, there have been concerns from traders about the ability to deal with criminal activity, despite visible patrols by the police. How can we ensure that as London recovers from the pandemic, Camden Town can remain safe for all visitors, and are you considering bringing back the MOPAC match funding scheme?

Camden High Line Question No: 2021/2502 Anne Clarke You have expressed strong support for the Camden High Line project, which would be an excellent and innovative project. What are you doing to ensure this plan goes ahead?

GLA Freehold and the Building Safety Scandal (1) Question No: 2021/2503 Anne Clarke Where the GLA is freeholder of a property where building safety defects are identified as being in need of remediation, what support does the GLA offer to leaseholders?

GLA Freehold and the Building Safety Scandal (2) Question No: 2021/2504 Anne Clarke How does the GLA work with developers and Building Managers to ensure that remediation plans for GLA Freehold sites happens quickly, efficiently and transparently?

GLA Freehold and the Building Safety Scandal (3) Question No: 2021/2505 Anne Clarke How many buildings where the GLA is freeholder have been remediated of dangerous cladding or other building safety defects since 2017? Please provide a borough by borough breakdown.

Grenfell Tower Inquiry Question No: 2021/2506 Anne Clarke In response to question 2021/1135 you incorrectly stated that the answer was to be found in your reply to question 2020/1134. Please provide a response to the question: ‘Does there need to be a review into all decisions made by the Building Research Establishment (BRE) into which materials are safe or not given the scandal over approval of flammable insulation? Do you have faith in the approvals granted by the BRE, and if not do you believe it is time to re-establish a public regulator?’

Cladding Question time for London Question No: 2021/2507 Anne Clarke How are you working with End Our Cladding Scandal and the UK Cladding Action Group to organise a Cladding Question Time in London, following your support for such a meeting to happen?

LFB Community Engagement (1) Question No: 2021/2508 Anne Clarke How are you and the Deputy Mayor for Fire and Resilience supporting the LFB to strengthen its relations with London’s diverse communities?

LFB Community Engagement (2) Question No: 2021/2509 Anne Clarke What measures will you be putting in place during this mayoral term to ensure the work of the LFB is more transparent and able to give London’s communities more confidence in the Brigade?

LFB and Diversity (1) Question No: 2021/2510 Anne Clarke Please provide a breakdown of LFB operational staff by age (Under 25; 26-30; 31-40; 41- 50, 51-60; 61+) and borough.

LFB and Diversity (2) Question No: 2021/2511 Anne Clarke Please provide a borough-by-borough breakdown of LFB operational staff by sexual orientation and borough in which they work.

LFB and Diversity (3) Question No: 2021/2512 Anne Clarke Please provide a borough-by-borough breakdown of LFB operational staff by race and borough in which they work.

LFB and Diversity (4) Question No: 2021/2513 Anne Clarke Please provide a breakdown of LFB operational staff by gender and borough in which they work.

LFB and Diversity (5) Question No: 2021/2514 Anne Clarke Please provide a borough-by-borough breakdown of LFB operational staff by sex and borough in which they work.

LFB and Diversity (6) Question No: 2021/2515 Anne Clarke Please provide a borough-by-borough breakdown of LFB operational staff by faith and borough in which they work.

Family Support and the LFB Question No: 2021/2516 Anne Clarke What support does the LFB currently offer to parents or expectant parents (including adoptive or foster parents) in order to make the work/life balance for staff more manageable?

Intermediate homes for frontline workers Question No: 2021/2517 Anne Clarke How are you working to achieve your manifesto commitment of backing frontline workers including firefighters to get priority for new intermediate homes?

Systemic Change and Government (1) Question No: 2021/2518 Anne Clarke Please provide a list of the times you have lobbied government for the systemic change necessary to ensure a tragedy like Grenfell never happens again.

Systemic Change and Government (2) Question No: 2021/2519 Anne Clarke How has your lobbying of Government on areas such the systemic change needed following Grenfell been successful to date?

Systemic Change and Government (3) Question No: 2021/2520 Anne Clarke How will you measure success during this mayoral term? What does London need in order to ensure the systemic change you are asking for following Grenfell?

Waking Watches and London’s Boroughs Question No: 2021/2521 Anne Clarke Please provide a borough-by-borough breakdown of the number of buildings operating waking watches in London. Please also breakdown the numbers for buildings over 18m and under 18m in each borough.

Social and Private Sector ACM Cladding Remediation Fund (1) Question No: 2021/2522 Anne Clarke How many grants have been made from these funds to London buildings to date? Please provide a breakdown since the funds began, showing the size of grant; social or private residential; and month of grant award.

Social and Private Sector ACM Cladding Remediation Fund (2) Question No: 2021/2523 Anne Clarke How is the GLA ensuring that leaseholders are given clear and honest information about the application process so that they understand whether funding will be available to their building, when this will be released and how the GLA will support them through the process?

Building Safety Fund (1) Question No: 2021/2524 Anne Clarke How many grants have been made from this fund to London buildings to date? Please provide a breakdown since the funds began, showing the size of grant and date of grant award.

Building Safety Fund (2) Question No: 2021/2525 Anne Clarke How is the GLA ensuring that leaseholders are given clear and honest information about the application process so that they understand whether funding will be available to their building, when this will be released and how the GLA will support them through the process?

Waking Watch Relief Fund (1) Question No: 2021/2526 Anne Clarke How many grants have been made from this fund to London buildings to date? Please provide a breakdown since the funds began, showing the size of grant and date of grant award.

Waking Watch Relief Fund (2) Question No: 2021/2527 Anne Clarke How is the GLA ensuring that leaseholders are given clear and honest information about the application process so that they understand whether funding will be available to their building, when this will be released and how the GLA will support them through the process?

Training for new recruits to the Metropolitan Police Service Question No: 2021/2529 Unmesh Desai Please advise what proportion of new recruits’ overall training has been delivered virtually since March 2020? If possible, please provide the breakdown in the number of hours spent in virtual training as opposed to face to face or in the field training.

Police corruption investigations Question No: 2021/2530 Unmesh Desai How many Met Police officers have been investigated under Section 26 (corrupt or improper exercise of police powers) of the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015? Please provide a breakdown by year since the Act came into effect. Please also provide details of which borough or BCU the officers investigated were based within.

Dedicated ward officers Question No: 2021/2531 Unmesh Desai Please advise how the performance of dedicated ward teams is monitored across the Met, and if this information can be made publicly available?

Dedicated ward officer transport Question No: 2021/2532 Unmesh Desai Please advise what proportion of dedicated ward officers’ time is spent patrolling in cars, and what proportion on foot in their wards? If there are guidelines on the amount of time ward officers should spend patrolling on foot or via police cars, please advise what these are.

GLA Land and Asset Portfolio Question No: 2021/2533 Unmesh Desai The data on the GLA’s Land and Asset Portfolio dates back to November 2016. Please provide an update to this data to reflect the GLA’s current Land and Asset Portfolio.

Supporting Leaseholders (1) Question No: 2021/2534 Unmesh Desai Recently the developer Ballymore committed £20 million towards the remediation of dangerous cladding. What conversations are you or your deputy Mayors having with developers in order to encourage other developers working on projects in London to commit funding to the remediation work?

Supporting Leaseholders (2) Question No: 2021/2535 Unmesh Desai How are you encouraging developers to commit to funding the additional costs being piled onto leaseholders, for example for safety assessments or waking watches?

GLA Freehold and Right to Manage Question No: 2021/2536 Unmesh Desai How many buildings under GLA freehold have had leaseholders take up the ‘Right to Manage’?

Right to Manage Question No: 2021/2537 Unmesh Desai My constituents report freeholders using the Right to Manage process to delay, block and appeal, forcing extra legal costs and discouraging leaseholders from executing their legal right to manage their building. What support can your office offer to leaseholders caught up in a system that is supposed to be cheap and easy to use?

Street drinking in Brent and Harrow Question No: 2021/2539 Krupesh Hirani What specific measures are the Metropolitan Police introducing to enforce against street drinking in public spaces within my constituency?

Safety in local town centres in Brent and Harrow Question No: 2021/2540 Krupesh Hirani Safety is often cited as a reason why people are choosing to drive to larger supermarkets rather than walking or cycling to local town centres. What specific measures are the Mayor of London and the Metropolitan Police considering or enacting to improve safety in smaller town centres?

Diversity in the Met police force Question No: 2021/2541 Krupesh Hirani What measures are the Metropolitan Police taking to ensure that our police force is more representative of London’s diverse population?

E-scooter use in Brent and Harrow Question No: 2021/2542 Krupesh Hirani With the introduction of e-scooters in 5 London boroughs, what is the Metropolitan Police Roads and Transport Policing Command (RTPC) doing to ensure the safety of pedestrians on London’s streets? Can you provide early data on collision and incident reports?

Solar Together scheme in Brent and Harrow Question No: 2021/2543 Krupesh Hirani Please could you provide details of how many homes in Brent and Harrow have benefitted from the Solar Together scheme since its inception?

London Power sign up in Brent and Harrow Question No: 2021/2544 Krupesh Hirani Since its launch in January 2020, can you please provide data for how many homes in Brent and Harrow have signed up to the London Power scheme?

Drinking fountains in Brent and Harrow Question No: 2021/2545 Krupesh Hirani The Mayor has successfully installed drinking water fountains in public spaces in partnership with Thames Water at locations such as outside Willesden Green tube station in my constituency. I understand the fountains have been closed off and the programme paused due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. Can the Mayor provide an update on when the programme will restart and when the closed drinking water fountains will reopen?

Key worker housing supply in London Question No: 2021/2546 Krupesh Hirani NHS providers and representatives of workers in the sector, such as the Royal College of Nursing, have raised the issue of housing costs as a key reason as to why it is difficult for key workers to live and work in London. This has a knock-on impact on the recruitment and retention rates of NHS staff. What is the Mayor doing to improve Key worker housing supply in London?

Toilet facilities on the Transport for London network Question No: 2021/2547 Krupesh Hirani What is the Mayor of London doing to improve public access to toilets, including on the Transport for London network?

Mobile connectivity on London Underground trains Question No: 2021/2548 Krupesh Hirani I welcome the Mayor’s commitment to rollout mobile connectivity on the London Underground network; currently available on sections of the Jubilee Line. What are the Mayor’s plans for wider rollout of mobile connectivity on all tube lines?

Transport for London funding Question No: 2021/2549 Krupesh Hirani Has Transport for London or the Mayor of London received any explanation from the Government as to why it has been treated differently, with unfair strings attached to bailout deals, compared to other areas and private rail companies; who have had debt free bailouts?

Rogue Landlords Register (1) Question No: 2021/2552 Sem Moema Please breakdown the number of landlords recorded on the Rogue Landlords Register per year since its inception.

Rogue Landlords Register (2) Question No: 2021/2553 Sem Moema What is the average length of time a landlord spends on the Rogue Landlord Register?

Rogue Landlords Register (3) Question No: 2021/2554 Sem Moema Please break down the number of landlords on the Rogue Landlords Register for each offence category.

Rogue Landlords Register (4) Question No: 2021/2555 Sem Moema Please give a breakdown of the number of landlords on the Rogue Landlords Register for each borough in London. Please provide this data for every year since the Register was introduced.

Enforcement against rogue landlords Question No: 2021/2556 Sem Moema What additional powers and funding do you need from the Government in order to increase enforcement action against rogue landlords?

Safe accommodation for survivors of domestic abuse Question No: 2021/2557 Sem Moema During the Covid pandemic, you provided additional funding for safe accommodation for survivors of domestic abuse. What assessment have you made of the impact of that funding and what work will you undertake to ensure safety nets remain in place for survivors as we emerge from Covid restrictions?

Overcrowding Question No: 2021/2558 Sem Moema Your current Housing Strategy commits to driving down overcrowding, which has been suggested as a factor in not being able to socially distance and higher covid levels among

low-to middle-income Londoners. What work have your officers undertaken to deliver on this commitment?

Council homes take-up Question No: 2021/2559 Sem Moema How many households in London have been housed in council homes funded by City Hall during this administration?

Construction and Leaving the EU (1) Question No: 2021/2560 Sem Moema With 37% of London’s construction workforce coming from EU countries, what impact has leaving the EU had on vacancies in the industry?

Construction and Leaving the EU (2) Question No: 2021/2561 Sem Moema There are concerns that the new points-based immigration system will likely exclude roles such as general labourers, due to skills, salary and/or education thresholds. What impact could this have on the rate and cost of construction in the capital?

Construction and Leaving the EU (3) Question No: 2021/2562 Sem Moema What support, if any, is the Greater London Authority providing to SMEs in the construction industry who are concerned about what changes in the immigration system will mean for their workforces?

Construction Academy Question No: 2021/2563 Sem Moema What impact has your Construction Academy had on providing Londoners with the skill and opportunities to find work in the construction sector, and how are you measuring your success?

Shared Ownership Question No: 2021/2564 Sem Moema How will you ensure there is maximum tenure integration on housing developments that feature different social and private tenures?

Deaths amongst rough sleepers Question No: 2021/2565 Sem Moema Please provide a breakdown on the number of homelessness deaths in the capital per year since 2010.

Protecting rough sleepers from Covid Question No: 2021/2566 Sem Moema What work is underway to ensure those who are sleeping rough on London’s streets are protected as we enter a potential third wave of the Covid pandemic?

Right to Buy receipts Question No: 2021/2567 Sem Moema What representations have you made to Ministers about ending restrictions on the use of Right to Buy receipts?

Average rents Question No: 2021/2568 Sem Moema Please give a breakdown of the average rents in London for a 1 bed, 2 bed, and 3 bed home, for every year since 2010.

London Living Rent Question No: 2021/2569 Sem Moema What is the London Living Rent in each London borough? How does this compare to market rents per borough?

Housing and disabled Londoners Question No: 2021/2570 Sem Moema What role can the Greater London Authority play in ensuring new and existing housing in the capital meets the accessibility needs of Londoners with disabilities and supports independent living?

Domestic Violence (1) Question No: 2021/2571 Sem Moema Please provide the number of recorded domestic violence offences per London borough for each month of the last year.

Domestic Violence (2) Question No: 2021/2572 Sem Moema Please provide the number of recorded domestic violence offences in London for every year since 2010.

Child witnesses of Domestic Violence Question No: 2021/2573 Sem Moema Please provide the number of domestic abuse offences recorded in London in which a child was present, for each of the last three years.

Operation Dauntless+ Question No: 2021/2574 Sem Moema How many high-risk domestic violence offenders are currently monitored under Operation Dauntless+?

VAWG Strategy Question No: 2021/2575 Sem Moema What are the key achievements of your Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy, and how do you intend to build on this work in this Mayoral term?

Misogyny as a hate crime Question No: 2021/2576 Sem Moema With proposals in place to make misogyny a hate crime, how can the Metropolitan Police Service prepare officers to adequately handle these cases?

Average wages in London Question No: 2021/2577 Sem Moema What is the average wage per borough in London? Please break this down by borough and for every year since 2016.

Disabled Londoners (1) Question No: 2021/2578 Sem Moema How does your manifesto deliver for disabled Londoners, and what work is underway to achieve those commitments?

Disabled Londoners (2) Question No: 2021/2579 Sem Moema How does your London Plan ensure that the public realm is accessible to disabled Londoners?

Disabled Londoners (3) Question No: 2021/2580 Sem Moema How does the Transport for London (TfL) funding deal impact on your proposals to increase accessibility on TfL’s network, for example the roll out of step free access across the bus, train and tube network; and what is the impact on the finances you require to deliver that work?

Disabled Londoners (4) Question No: 2021/2581 Sem Moema What impact, if any, will the TfL funding deal have on bus provision; and what measures will you put in place to ensure the impact on disabled Londoners of any potential reductions in the frequency of buses is mitigated?

Vaccine hesitancy Question No: 2021/2582 Sem Moema With 72% of Black people, and 42% of Pakistani and Bangladeshi groups, saying they were unlikely or very unlikely to take up the Covid vaccine, how can you help to support efforts to increase take up amongst those groups in London?

Delays to Construction Question No: 2021/2583 Sem Moema Inside Housing are reporting that Brexit, coronavirus and the Suez Canal blockage have led to construction material shortages and price rises. What effect is this having on homes built directly by the GLA or via the Affordable Homes Programme?

Ground rents on GLA land (1) Question No: 2021/2584 Sem Moema You are committed to working to end ground rents on GLA land. Can you provide details on how many leases there are on GLA land; how many of those leases pay ground rent; and what the value of that ground rent income was in 2020/21?

Ground rents on GLA land (2) Question No: 2021/2585 Sem Moema Given your commitment to end ground rents on GLA land. are you able to unilaterally waive all future ground rent payments from leaseholders on GLA land? Or would you need agreement with each individual leaseholder to do this?

Gypsy, Traveller and Roma hate crime data Question No: 2021/2587 Onkar Sahota Does the Met record data on hate crimes towards Gypsy, Traveller and Roma communities and if not, why?

Negotiated Stopping Question No: 2021/2588 Onkar Sahota In 2018, you provided funding to conduct research to support the development of a proposal for introducing negotiated stopping in London. I understand that now this research has been concluded, the GLA was considering the recommendations in the report and the possible use of negotiated stopping in London, following success in Leeds. Can you tell me whether you will be adopting any of these recommendations?

Hidden Mental Health Crisis Question No: 2021/2589 Onkar Sahota The cladding scandal has created a hidden mental health crisis with many leaseholders trapped in their homes, there have been reports of depression and self harm. What support have or will you offer them?

E-scooter trials (1) Question No: 2021/2590 Onkar Sahota What impact will the E-Scooter trials have on disabled people and the visually impaired?

Early Years Support Question No: 2021/2591 Onkar Sahota London’s early years sector is essential in preparing children for school but there are rising reports of children emerging from the pandemic who have regressed and no longer have the basic skills they should by the time they start school. What are you doing to urgently address this?

Aecom Report on Brownfield Sites Question No: 2021/2593 Sakina Sheikh Do you agree with Aecom’s report stating that London could fit 400,000 homes on brownfield sites?

OPDC Local Plan Changes Question No: 2021/2594 Sakina Sheikh How will the revised Local Plan for the OPDC still deliver for London?

Diversity in the Planning Industry Question No: 2021/2595 Sakina Sheikh How are you encouraging more diversity in the planning industry?

Small Sites Question No: 2021/2596 Sakina Sheikh How will you still encourage affordable housing on small sites despite the removal of that requirement from the 2021 London Plan?

Online Planning Committee Meetings Question No: 2021/2597 Sakina Sheikh Would you encourage more planning committee meetings to be held online so they are more accessible?

Retrofit Revolution Question No: 2021/2598 Sakina Sheikh How will your new London Plan help you in the “Retrofit Revolution” to upgrade London’s buildings so that they are as energy efficient as possible?

Climate Emergency and the Planning System Question No: 2021/2599 Sakina Sheikh How can we continue to prioritise the climate emergency through the planning system?

COP26 and the London Plan Question No: 2021/2600 Sakina Sheikh Does COP26 offer us an opportunity to signal to the world our London Plan is a roadmap to ensure London is transitioning to a green future?

Gypsy and Travellers and the London Plan Question No: 2021/2601 Sakina Sheikh How will the London Plan Policy for Gypsies and Travellers increase the delivery of culturally suitable accommodation, and what work is being done with councils to deliver this?

Silvertown Tunnel Monitoring Question No: 2021/2602 Elly Baker According to TfL’s Programmes and Investment Committee in May 2021 “Contracts have also been placed for transport and traffic, socio-economic and environmental monitoring, which are part of our Development Consent Order obligations. Environmental monitoring has started, with the others planned to start later this year.” Please provide an update on what monitoring has started and when the results will be made public?

Silvertown Tunnel Review (1) Question No: 2021/2603 Elly Baker TfL’s Independent Investment Programme Advisory Group propose to review Silvertown Tunnel in 2021/22 according to the meeting papers for TfL’s June 2021 Audit and Assurance Committee. Can you provide more information on what aspect of Silvertown Tunnel they will be looking to review?

Silvertown Tunnel Review (2) Question No: 2021/2604 Elly Baker The Ernst & Young Report on Silvertown Tunnel was presented to TfL’s March 2021 Audit Committee. However, an update to the report was made to take into account additional correspondence received from individuals within the Stop the Silvertown Tunnel Coalition (SSTC), Transport Action Network and Friends of the Earth. What changes, if any, were made to the report as a result of this correspondence? Will you publish the correspondence received?

Riverlinx (1) Question No: 2021/2605 Elly Baker How are Riverlinx communicating details of their work to Londoners, particularly the local communities that their work will impact upon?

Riverlinx (2) Question No: 2021/2606 Elly Baker How are Riverlinx minimising the air quality impact of work happening at Silvertown?

Riverlinx (3) Question No: 2021/2607 Elly Baker How much of the waste material produced as a result of the Silvertown Tunnel is being transported via the river? Is this as much as was anticipated when Riverlinx submitted their bid for the project?

Riverlinx (4) Question No: 2021/2608 Elly Baker What evaluation has Riverlinx made of its air quality impact? What mitigations has Riverlinx put in place to reduce this and to improve air quality in affected areas?

Carbon Capture and London Question No: 2021/2610 Leonie Cooper How much of a role will carbon capture technology play in London achieving net zero by 2030?

PM2.5 and Woodburning (1) Question No: 2021/2611 Leonie Cooper A recent report prepared for DEFRA stated that 82.6% of Londoners do not burn materials either indoors or outdoors. However, the second highest source of PM2.5 in London is biomass burning. How will you be working with Londoners to address this and to encourage a reduction in woodburning? DEFRA, ‘Burning in UK Homes and Gardens,’ 10 December 2020 Mayor of London, ‘PM2.5 in London: Roadmap to meeting World Health Organization guidelines by 2030,’ October 2019

PM2.5 and Woodburning (2) Question No: 2021/2612 Leonie Cooper What discussions have you had with ministers or DEFRA regarding the need for stronger legislation to tackle PM2.5 from woodburning in London?

PM2.5 and Woodburning (3) Question No: 2021/2613 Leonie Cooper Are current government plans for woodburning stoves strong enough to provide more protections from emissions?

Air Quality at Putney High Street Question No: 2021/2614 Leonie Cooper Has Putney High Street exceeded legal air quality limits yet in 2021? If yes, on how many days?

Air Quality at Broadway Question No: 2021/2615 Leonie Cooper Has Tooting Broadway exceeded legal air quality limits yet in 2021? If yes, on how many days?

Air Quality at Clapham Junction Question No: 2021/2616 Leonie Cooper Has Clapham Junction exceeded legal air quality limits yet in 2021? If yes, on how many days?

Air Quality at schools in Wandsworth Question No: 2021/2617 Leonie Cooper How many schools, primary or secondary, in Wandsworth are still situated in areas of poor air quality, either high levels of NOx or Particulate Matter?

School Streets in Wandsworth (1) Question No: 2021/2618 Leonie Cooper How many Schools Streets are currently in place in Wandsworth?

School Streets in Wandsworth (2) Question No: 2021/2619 Leonie Cooper How many more School Streets are planned for Wandsworth?

Air Quality at schools in Merton Question No: 2021/2620 Leonie Cooper How many schools, primary or secondary, are still situated in areas of poor air quality, either high levels of NOx or Particulate Matter?

School Streets in Merton (1) Question No: 2021/2621 Leonie Cooper How many Schools Streets are currently in place in Merton?

School Streets in Merton (2) Question No: 2021/2622 Leonie Cooper How many more School Streets are planned for Merton?

Fly-tipping and London (1) Question No: 2021/2623 Leonie Cooper The most recent data shows that there was a total of 360,080 incidents of fly-tipping across London in 2019/20, a third of the total number of incidents across the UK. How are you supporting the work of London’s councils to reduce the number of incidents?

Fly-tipping and London (2) Question No: 2021/2624 Leonie Cooper What evaluation has been made of the impact of your policies on fly-tipping in London? Please provide details of the findings.

Fly-tipping and London (3) Question No: 2021/2625 Leonie Cooper How will you be developing your policies and your environment strategy in order to directly impact on and reduce instances of fly-tipping in London?

ReLondon in the coming term (1) Question No: 2021/2626 Leonie Cooper How will you be adapting the direction and work of ReLondon in the coming term in order to improve household recycling rates across the city?

ReLondon in the coming term (2) Question No: 2021/2627 Leonie Cooper How will you be working with ReLondon in the coming term to improve the messaging of the small changes Londoners can make to reduce consumption of single use plastics?

Small changes to reduce consumption of single-use plastics (1) Question No: 2021/2628 Leonie Cooper Following on from your successful campaign to discourage the use of single-use plastic bottles, what small changes will you be encouraging Londoners to make to reduce London’s reliance on single-use plastics?

Small changes to reduce consumption of single-use plastics (2) Question No: 2021/2629 Leonie Cooper Following on from your successful campaign to discourage the use of single-use plastic bottles, what changes will you be encouraging London supermarkets to make to reduce Londoner’s reliance on single-use plastics?

Electric Vehicles and London (1) Question No: 2021/2630 Leonie Cooper How do you anticipate the use of electric vehicles developing in London during the next three years?

Electric Vehicles and London (2) Question No: 2021/2631 Leonie Cooper Are there some areas of London that you would like to see prioritised for the use of electric vehicles?

Electric Vehicles and London (3) Question No: 2021/2632 Leonie Cooper Are there some types of vehicle which you would like to see prioritised for electric vehicles, eg vans or small HGVs? Is there anything you can do to encourage businesses to move towards use of electric vehicles?

Electric Vehicles and London (4) Question No: 2021/2633 Leonie Cooper How will you strategically support the use of electric vehicles in London?

The Climate Crisis and Mental Wellbeing (1) Question No: 2021/2634 Leonie Cooper With growing evidence that there is a link between the extreme weather caused by climate change and mental wellbeing, what action are you taking to reduce the impact of extreme weather in London?

The Climate Crisis and Mental Wellbeing (2) Question No: 2021/2635 Leonie Cooper How are you supporting the mental wellbeing of Londoners impacted by extreme weather in the short term?

Hybrid Air Vehicles and Short Haul flights Question No: 2021/2636 Leonie Cooper With the development of hybrid air vehicles which have significantly lower CO2 footprint- 4.5kg per passenger compared to 53kg per passenger via aeroplane travel- will you be supporting the development of this style of transport to and from London? The Guardian, ‘Airships for city hops could cut flying’s CO2 emissions by 90%,’ 26 May 2021

London’s Plastic waste (1) Question No: 2021/2637 Leonie Cooper How do you collect data on where London’s plastic recycling waste ends up?

Divestment of LPFA Question No: 2021/2638 Leonie Cooper Your manifesto committed to full divestment of LPFA pension schemes from fossil fuels. How much has been divested so far and when do you expect this to be achieved by?

London’s Plastic waste (2) Question No: 2021/2639 Leonie Cooper How much of London’s plastic recycling is still sent outside of London?

London’s recycling (1) Question No: 2021/2640 Leonie Cooper How much of London’s recycling waste is sent outside of England?

London’s recycling (2) Question No: 2021/2641 Leonie Cooper How much of London’s recycling is sent outside of the UK?

Expanded ULEZ (1) Question No: 2021/2642 Leonie Cooper What assessment has been made of TfL’s readiness for expanding the ULEZ zone out to the north and south circulars?

Expanded ULEZ (2) Question No: 2021/2643 Leonie Cooper What challenges have been identified in relation to the delivery of the expanded ULEZ? How is TfL working to address these?

Beyond the ULEZ Question No: 2021/2644 Leonie Cooper How can further improvements be made to London’s air quality once the expanded ULEZ is in place, especially along the north and south circular roads?

Catalytic Converters (1) Question No: 2021/2645 Leonie Cooper Can the Mayor update me on the number of reported stolen Catalytic converters in Wandsworth in 2021?

Catalytic Converters (2) Question No: 2021/2646 Leonie Cooper Can the Mayor update me on the number of reported stolen Catalytic converters in Merton in 2021?

Catalytic Converters (3) Question No: 2021/2647 Leonie Cooper Has there been any progress made on getting manufacturers to make catalysers more secure in vehicles?

Sky Pool Question No: 2021/2648 Leonie Cooper Given the recent coverage, can the Mayor update me on how his London Plan will stop some of the treatment suffered by shared ownership, social housing or renters when it comes to these new builds and their inability to use facilities in the buildings they live in? What more can he do to protect normal Londoners from these segregation practices?

Waste Reduction & Recycling (1) Question No: 2021/2649 Leonie Cooper Wandsworth is at the bottom of the tables for recycling - can the Mayor do anything to ensure that the Council improves its dismal record?

Waste Reduction & Recycling (2) Question No: 2021/2650 Leonie Cooper Wandsworth is moving towards re-letting their waste contracts. Are your officers able to give them advice on how to incorporate segregated food waste collections, to reduce their waste collections and assist with hitting climate targets?

Green Walls Question No: 2021/2651 Leonie Cooper Many schools are on main roads. Does the Mayor have any funding or powers available for schools to be able to put up green walls to help protect from pollution?

Bus Driver safety Question No: 2021/2652 Leonie Cooper Can the Mayor update me on the procedures to keep bus drivers and all the workers on our transport system safe as we come to the end of lockdown and more residents begin to use the services more frequently?

Evictions Question No: 2021/2653 Leonie Cooper Given the end to the ban on evictions, can the Mayor update me on what he is doing to help those struggling with arrears - and what support residents in Merton and Wandsworth can access if they need help with this issue?

Pride month (1) Question No: 2021/2654 Leonie Cooper With it being Pride month, can the Mayor update me on what he is doing to tackle rising levels of homophobia and transphobia, in terms of positive awareness campaigns?

Pride month (2) Question No: 2021/2655 Leonie Cooper What the police are doing to tackle the rising hate crimes against LGBTQ+ people in our city?

Wandsworth One Way System Question No: 2021/2656 Leonie Cooper Can the Mayor update me on the situation with funding for the changes to the Wandsworth one-way system on the South Circular/Wandsworth High Street?

Alton regeneration scheme Question No: 2021/2657 Leonie Cooper Has Wandsworth Council been in contact about the revised plans for the Alton regeneration? Has there been any progress towards a formal Stage Two submission?

Crossrail Question No: 2021/2658 Leonie Cooper My constituents have raised issues on the safeguarding of sites along the possible Crossrail 2 route and blight on areas that may, or may not, ultimately be affected. Are you able to update me on likely progress on Crossrail 2?

Replacement bus Question No: 2021/2659 Leonie Cooper Could the Mayor ask TfL to look into a replacement bus service starting at Southfields station instead of Merton Road going to Wimbledon? Constituents have to walk down

Replingham Road and it is very inconvenient given the continual work ongoing on the District line.

493 bus Question No: 2021/2660 Leonie Cooper Could the Mayor update me on the 493 bus during the Wimbledon Tennis tournament and what diversion it will be taking as residents have not been able to find out what is happening with the bus route?

Affordable Homes starts targets Question No: 2021/2661 OBE What progress has been made on establishing an annual target range for expected housing starts under the Affordable Homes Programme in each year from 2021-2026? What impact has Covid-19 had on the ability to set these targets?

Use of out of court disposals issued by the Metropolitan Police Service Question No: 2021/2662 Len Duvall OBE During quarter 4 2020/21, the use of out of court disposals issued by the Metropolitan Police Service decreased by 23% compared to the previous quarter and by 58% compared to the same quarter the previous year (https://www.london.gov.uk/sites/default/files/mopac_q4_2020-21_monitoring_- _final_0.pdf). To what do you attribute this fall in out of court disposals?

Impact of Metropolitan Police Service transformation programme underspend Question No: 2021/2663 Len Duvall OBE What has been the impact of the £26.2m underspend on the Metropolitan Police Service’s transformation programme? (https://www.london.gov.uk/sites/default/files/mopac_q4_2020-21_monitoring_- _final_0.pdf).

EU Settlement Scheme deadline Question No: 2021/2664 Len Duvall OBE What action has the Mayor taken to ensure that all EU citizens in London are aware of the deadline of 30th June for EU Settlement Scheme?

EU Settlement Scheme support Question No: 2021/2665 Len Duvall OBE What plans does the Mayor have to support any EU Citizens in London who miss the deadline of 30th June for the EU Settlement Scheme?

Extending voting rights Question No: 2021/2666 Len Duvall OBE Will the Mayor support the extension of voting rights for local elections for all London citizens and will he commit to making representations to government on this matter?

E-Scooter Trials (2) Question No: 2021/2667 Onkar Sahota Which disability groups were consulted before the e-scooter trials and what concerns did they commonly raise?

Companion Pass Question No: 2021/2668 Onkar Sahota When you launched your re-election campaign in January 2020, you vowed to introduce a “companion pass” that would allow a relative, friend or carer to travel free on the Tube, bus and Transport for London rail network when with a disabled person. When will the companion pass be launched?

Young carers Question No: 2021/2669 Onkar Sahota Young carers’ responsibilities can often have consequences for the rest of their lives, in mental and physical health problems, lost earnings, and constrained choices. What are you doing to support their wellbeing and future?

Step-free access Question No: 2021/2670 Onkar Sahota What do the results of the TfL funding review mean for the step-free access programme?

Age-Friendly City Question No: 2021/2671 Joanne McCartney What steps are you taking to make London age-friendly for our older Londoners?

County Lines - Rescue and Response Question No: 2021/2672 Joanne McCartney How many young people from (1) Enfield and (2) Haringey have been supported through your County Lines Rescue and Response service? What support has been given to them?

London Gang Exit Support Service Question No: 2021/2673 Joanne McCartney How many young people from (1) Enfield and (2) Haringey have been supported though the London Gang Exit support service? What support has been given to them?

Rise Up Programme Question No: 2021/2674 Joanne McCartney How many youth workers in (1) Enfield and (2) Haringey have taken part in the VRU’s ‘Rise Up’ programme? What training and development have they received?

Creative Enterprise Zone Haringey Question No: 2021/2675 Joanne McCartney What has been achieved through the creation of your Creative Enterprise Zone in Haringey? Will the GLA be supporting the Zone in the future?