GENERAL LONDON ASSEMBLY

General London Assembly

Table Of Content

1.Introduction1

2.Background1

3.Creation2

4.Research Question2

5.Literature Review2

5.1Powers and Duties2

6.Design3

6.1Energy Policy3

7.The Mayor3

8.The General Assembly in London4

8.1GLA Group4

9.Policy5

9.1Waste Management and planning5

9.2What will be required?5

9.3How they will do it to achieve it?5

9.4Benefits5

9.5Public Health6

9.6The Development of Energy, Water and Sustainable Development6

10.Conclusion and Recommendation6

11. References7

General London Assembly

Introduction

The purpose of this report is to outline the power and responsibility of the Greater London Authority (GLA) along with the mayor of London. In fact, the report this report discuss about the GLA being the highest authority in London. Mayor of London is a directly elected executive, and he has the power to choose 25 members of the authority in the London meeting. The audit was founded in 2000 by a local referendum along with the force of law in1999 and the Greater London Authority Act 2007. It is the development of strategic regional authority, along with energy, transport, police and fire departments and emergency management planning.

Background

The Greater London Authority (GLA) is funded directly from government assistance, and that is why shows the money for a local agency and council tax benefit. GLA is unique authority in the British system of government having the electoral process in the administrative structures, with the local authorities who are responsible for the process. Authority is generated in the selection which replaces a number of joint committees and quangos. The selected level of local government in London was withdrawn for the first time in the Greater London Council in 1986. GLA is responsible for strategic management of 1579 square kilometers (610 square miles) and Greater London. The main objective of the conference in London, aims to the Mayor of London to recognize the story of efforts he did in order to control the decision-making.

The mayor is largely ceremonial, it controls only a square mile of London in the financial GLA centre in the City Hall. In 1986, Ken Livingstone joined the City of London, in the era of conservative government of Margaret Thatcher. Many believed that the repeal was the decision to GLC-out occurred because of the high cost of Livingstone administration on the left side of the bears, even if the removal of sentinel node has been created before Mr. Livingstone had continued, inter alia, of the opinion that something was going in the consultation on the outskirts of London and the GLC. Political activities were taken over by GLC organizations and government appointment of joint ventures, and the London Town was removed from taking any control. Some of the features of these services were transferred to the Council.

Creation

The creation of the Labour Party has a policy of directly elected mayor (the draft policy, the first Tony Banks in 1990) was chosen together by the General Assembly, as the Mayor” with the point of view to adopt the model similar to the old GLC . Greater London Authority Act 1999 was approved by Parliament and received Royal Assent Royal in October 1999.

Research Question

The research questions for the white paper of general London assemble, which will be cover ...