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• Reference: 2001/0081
• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 28 February 2001

Has the Mayor received any representations from Conservative members of the Assembly concerning the Conservative Party policy of abolishing Regional Development Agencies?

• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 28 February 2001

• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 28 February 2001

This policy has recently been reaffirmed by Michael Portillo, who is obviously a very important member of the Conservative party, and will probably be its leader in a couple of months. [Interruption.] This policy will have a big impact on London, but Central Office tells me that they are willing to make an exception for London and keep the LDA. [Interruption.]

• Reference: 2001/0040
• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 24 January 2001

Is the Mayor satisfied that it is appropriate for the Equalities Group to include senior co-ordinators for gender, race, and disability, but not for class, wealth, or level of income?

• Reference: 2001/0041
• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 24 January 2001

Will the Mayor list the secondees from companies and business organisations currently working in the GLA, together with their current roles and the names of the companies or organisations they are seconded from?

• Reference: 2000/0466
• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 20 December 2000

Is the Mayor confident that satisfactory arrangements are being made to consult members of the ethnic minorities about the drawing up of the Spatial Development Strategy? .

• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 20 December 2000

There is a particular problem about ethnic minorities and the SDS. I have been to meetings about planning in London where we have been talking about new train and Tube lines which would go through inner-city areas where large numbers of ethnic minority people live. We are talking about the regeneration of those areas, yet often not a single black or Asian person has been in the room. We do have to pay special attention to this, because a large part of the aim of the SDS is to improve circumstances for black and Asian people in London; so surely...

• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 20 December 2000

• Reference: 2000/0351
• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 15 November 2000

What is the Mayor's estimate of (a) the number of households in London at risk of flooding, (b) the proportion of these households currently included in the flood defence warning system? .

• Question by: Victor Anderson
• Meeting date: 15 November 2000

You say that the system covers all the properties, but does it cover all the people? People have to opt into the scheme as individuals, don't they, according to my information?