Questions to the Mayor

Mayor’s Question Time meetings take place ten times a year and are used to question the Mayor on the full range of matters within his remit, including policing, the fire service and transport. Questions which are not answered at the meeting receive written answers.

At Plenary meetings, also usually held ten times a year, the Assembly principally questions bodies such as Transport for London and the London Fire Brigade.

The questions put and the answers received during Mayor's Question Time and London Assembly Plenary meetings can be found using the database below.

Only Assembly Members can put questions to the Mayor at Mayor's Question Time, but you can suggest a question to be asked by emailing [email protected].

Please state whether you would like your question to be forwarded to a particular Assembly Member or to a political group (Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green). 

Please also provide your name and address. This information will not be made public but will be provided to the relevant Assembly Member and is required in order for your suggested question to be taken forward.

If you do not specify a member or a group, we will circulate your question to all political groups represented on the London Assembly.

If an Assembly Member chooses to take forward your question, they may choose or be required to paraphrase, re-word or edit it. You will be notified by the relevant Assembly Member prior to the question being asked.

Your question must relate to either: any of the statutory functions exercisable by the Mayor; any actions or decisions taken by the Mayor; any oral or written statements made by the Mayor; or actions or decisions of members of GLA staff.

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