The Role and Responsibilities of GLA and Mayor [Name of Writer]
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The Role and Responsibilities of GLA and Mayor
Introduction
The paper has comprehensive information on the mayor of London and the Great London authority and the environmental development plan and measures undertaken by the Great London Authority and the Mayor. It also discusses the role and responsibilities of GLA and Mayor, the sustainability policies and the reaction of the students and public towards these measures. The environmental policies are focused in the paper.
Great London Authority This is the Greater London has been formed the London area in 1994. A referendum in 1998 showed the people's will to maintain a district authority. The Greater London Authority, the London Assembly and the office of Mayor of London were established in the year 2000 by the (GLA) Greater London Authority Act of 1999. Elections in the year 2000 and 2004 elected Ken Livingstone, who was head of the former Council. District boundaries of the Metropolitan Police have been adjusted to that of Greater London in 2000. The Greater London Authority (GLA) is the governing body of the entire urban area of London, England. It consists of an executive Mayor of London elected directly, currently Boris Johnson, and a London Assembly elected 25 members with powers of scrutiny.
Role and Responsibilities of GLA and Mayor
GLA
The GLA was created to improve coordination between the districts of the city and the role of the mayor, to give a sole representative in London. The mayor proposes a policy and administers the finances of the GLA, relying to the city's strategic bodies for transport (Transport for London) and Economic Development (London Development Agency ).
One of the first aims of the London Assembly is to ensure that the mayor and vote on its decisions, how to vote the annual budget of the Authority (Greater London Council,