• Question by: Susan Hall
• Meeting date: 17 October 2019

Susan Hall AM: Thank you. I will put a question in there. If you are so concerned about police numbers, as indeed we have been all the way through, why on earth did you not look at our budget amendment last year? You would have had an extra 1,400 police officers on the streets. I know you would have had to give up your PR officers and all the things you need to keep you happy but I suggest to you, Mr Mayor, that Londoners would have been much happier with an extra 1,400 police on the streets with our...

• Question by: David Kurten
• Meeting date: 17 October 2019

David Kurten AM: Mr Mayor, for once I do see some sense in what you are saying. Sadiq Khan (Mayor of London): It has happened before. Come on. It has happened before. David Kurten AM: Any new treaty, which is what this is - it is not just a deal, it is going to be a treaty - needs to be carefully scrutinised over many hours, perhaps many days, in order to understand all the full implications of what the treaty says. If it continues to lock the UK into a single market, into a customs union, into a new...

• Question by: Leonie Cooper
• Meeting date: 17 October 2019

Léonie Cooper AM: Mr Mayor, do you agree that it is absolutely ridiculous for Assembly Members who have been in this room since 10am this morning, and while a deal has apparently been announced as having been a negotiation for the EU 27, to suggest that we could advise anybody on how to vote on it when we cannot possibly have read it because we have been here the entire time?

• Question by: Susan Hall
• Meeting date: 17 October 2019

Susan Hall AM: Mr Mayor, Jean-Claude Juncker [President, European Commission], who you have been quite sycophantic towards in the last few months, has just Tweeted, “Where there is a will, there is a deal - we have one! It’s a fair and balanced agreement for the EU and the UK.” Can I ask you, as there is a deal, and as you have been going on and on for more time than I would care to think about about there not being a deal, will you encourage all your colleagues to actually support it so that we can start, if...

• Question by: Andrew Dismore
• Meeting date: 17 October 2019

Andrew Dismore AM: Pandrol Vanguard has been taken away on some of the Northern line stretches where residents were badly affected by noise, and I am already getting complaints that the noise levels are horrendous for people who live nearby. While that may have been to the benefit of the drivers, which I do not object to, and passengers, who may experience it for a very short period, the impact on residents has been horrific. TfL really needs to need to start to get to grips with this issue and not simply say, “There is no solution that we can...

• Question by: Susan Hall
• Meeting date: 17 October 2019

Susan Hall AM: Operation Midland is very concerning for us - for once, Mr Mayor, we seem to agree on something - but what are you going to do to ensure that [Field Marshal] Lord Bramall and his family, Lady [Diana] Brittan and Mr [Harvey] Proctor [former Member of Parliament] can get justice in this case? It was an incompetent and disgraceful inquiry. Are you going to hold the police to account for this and to support Sir Richard Henriques’s call for a new criminal investigation?

• Question by: Keith Prince
• Meeting date: 17 October 2019

Keith Prince AM: Just a point of clarification, please, Mr Mayor. Earlier, you mentioned about the time it was taking to do the contracts and so on and you said that because of the power supply and so on it was not possible to retrofit cameras. Were you referring to the Central line when you said that?

• Question by: Tom Copley
• Meeting date: 17 October 2019

Tom Copley AM: I just was wondering, Mr Mayor, if you thought perhaps in terms of housing, and particularly in terms of affordable housing, it might be better if the Conservative Group were to be lobbying their Government to actually fund affordable housing in London properly.

• Question by: Navin Shah
• Meeting date: 12 September 2019

Navin Shah AM: Mr Mayor, I am pleased that you have apologised for the delays caused on the Metropolitan line. Being a regular customer and commuter, I appreciate the efforts that TfL is taking. On that account, can you please explain and give us details about how the customers were informed and when they were regarding the delays on the Metropolitan line?

• Question by: Susan Hall
• Meeting date: 12 September 2019

Susan Hall AM: Thank you, Chair. Mr Mayor, I note that in your opening comments yet again you concentrated on Brexit. I also note that since 2 September [2019] you have written to every MP about Brexit, you have put out a press release regarding Brexit, and you have tweeted five times about Brexit. Since 2 September, anybody using the Metropolitan line has had a hellish commute both in and out of London. You have not apologised. You are responsible for TfL. Would you like the opportunity to apologise to all of those poor travellers?