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• Reference: 2008/2962
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 17 December 2008

Does the Mayor consider that poor educational outcomes in London contribute to health inequalities and crime?

• Reference: 2008/2963
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 17 December 2008

With his Health Inequalities Strategy soon to be released for consultation, in what areas would the Mayor like to see reform of the central government's approach to the issue of obesity?

• Reference: 2008/2964
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 17 December 2008

What action will you take in the full youth strategy to ensure young people do not become criminalised by behaviour that would have traditionally been viewed as part of growing up?

• Reference: 2008/2520
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 12 November 2008

When the Healthcare Commission published its annual ratings of NHS services it showed that 32 NHS Trusts improved their standing in the area of 'use of resources' while in the rating area of 'quality of service' the Healthcare Commission singled out London as 'the only area in the country in which performance for quality of service declined.' Does the Mayor consider that the Government has contributed to health inequalities in London by chasing financial performance at the expense of quality of care?

• Reference: 2008/2521
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 12 November 2008

In light of a recent report that Imperial College NHS Trust was found to have breached the National Hygiene Code, with the Healthcare Commission's report on English NHS services showing nearly half of London PCTs failed hygiene standards, does the Mayor consider that the Government's continually blaming local Trusts means the capital's health inequalities are approaching crisis point?

• Reference: 2008/2522
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 12 November 2008

On 17 October the Healthcare Commission reported that 'For the first time, our assessment now shows a gap between London and the rest of the country'. Does the Mayor agree that until the Government decides to fix this greater inequality the inequalities within the city cannot be properly addressed?

• Reference: 2008/2523
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 12 November 2008

At the State of London debate earlier this year, you committed to engaging young people in developing initiatives to address youth crime and anti-social behaviour. How significant was the contribution of young people into your new youth strategy?

• Reference: 2008/2524
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 12 November 2008

In previous MQT answers, the Mayor has stated that TfL are reviewing the impact of the Low Emission Zone. Can the Mayor update the Assembly on the progress of this review?

• Reference: 2008/2519
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 12 November 2008

After closing 2,500 post offices, and in London one fifth of post offices being closed, Royal Mail has now posted a six-monthly profit of £177m to September. Does the Mayor consider this justification of his campaign with Assembly Members against the closures, and will he join me in writing to the Secretary of State for Business asking him to come clean on plans to close a further 3,000 branches?

• Reference: 2008/2318
• Question by: James Cleverly
• Meeting date: 15 October 2008

Does the Mayor agree with me that engagement with London's Youth is, alongside policing, a vital tool in reducing first time and repeat offences by young people?