Police and Crime Committee
The Committee examines the work of the Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime (MOPAC), which oversees the Metropolitan Police. It also investigates key issues about the police service including serious violence, frontline policing, and counter-terrorism.
Every month, the Committee publicly questions senior representatives from the Metropolitan Police and MOPAC – including the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley, and the Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime, Sophie Linden.
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- Published a report with recommendations to improve the investigative processes when responding to serious injury road collisions - March 2024
- Published a report on preventing violence and protecting young people - March 2024
- Wrote to the Met Police, NHS England and the London Ambulance Service with recommendations on policing and mental health - March 2024
- Wrote to Met Police Commissioner on how the Met can further strengthen its approach to combat money laundering - February 2024
- Wrote to MOPAC with recommendations on where they could further strengthen its approach to oversight - August 2023
- Wrote to NHS London and DHSC to request further information on how they are working with the LAS to counter-terrorism and radicalisation in London - June 2023
- Wrote to the Mayor of Secretary of State regarding Sir Thomas Winsor's review of the resignation of Dame Cressida Dick as Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis - May 2023
- Senior Met officer says ‘lower threshold’ applied for tolerance of disruption at Coronation - On London, June 2023
- Dave Hill: A turnaround of the Metropolitan Police cannot come soon enough - On London, June 2023
- London Assembly to seek more information from Met about Daniel Morgan documents found in ‘locked cabinet’ - On London, May 2023
- Pressure could affect terror attack response - BBC News, April 2023
- Parents 'forced to search for missing children themselves' due to distrust in Met, delays and 'incorrect information' - My London, April 2023
- MPS should partner with tech firms to recruit digital specialists into CT policing, says report - Police Professional, April 2023
- ‘Several hundred’ officers could be removed from Met after damning report - Evening Standard, March 2023
- Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley again rejects use of term 'institutional' to describe force's problems after damning report, Sky News - March 2023
- Two or three Met officers to face court a week, commissioner says - BBC News, January 2023
- 'It won't be rapid': Met police head says 'revealing painful truths' will take time, The Guardian, January 2023
Please note: the Committee cannot intervene in individual cases or complaints against the Metropolitan Police Service. If you have a complaint about a specific incident with the police, you should first contact the Metropolitan Police so it can carry out an investigation. More information on how to make a complaint can be found on the Metropolitan Police website here. You can also find out more about police complaints from the Independent Office for Police Conduct here.
If you have a media enquiry relating to the Police and Crime Committee please contact:
External Communications Officer: Anthony Smyth, [email protected]
If you have a general query about the Committee and its work please contact:
Senior Policy Adviser: Janette Roker, [email protected]
Senior Committee Officer: Lauren Harvey, [email protected]
To speak to the Mayor's Office about Policing and Crime, please contact 020 7983 4000. You can also visit the Policing section of this site for more info.
Committee meetings
Browse meetings and agendas for this committee and to check out further information relating to the committee, including terms of reference.
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