• Reference: 2024/3508
• Question by: Caroline Russell
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

The Police and Crime Committee has received responses to recommendations 5, 7, 11a and 11b (out of 1-11b) in the March 2024 report, Police investigation of serious injury collisions in London. The remaining recommendations are specifically addressed to the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). When will you provide the Police and Crime Committee with a response?

• Reference: 2024/3507
• Question by: Caroline Russell
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

In the Mayor’s response to recommendation five in the March 2024 report, Police investigation of serious injury collisions in London, from the Police and Crime Committee, the Mayor said: “The Met is working on adding a similar leaflet to the MyMet Service so front-line officers can use a traffic-specific leaflet that is more appropriate for roadside use.” Could you give me an update on this work?

• Reference: 2024/3506
• Question by: Caroline Russell
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

How many collisions have there been each year in London that have no injuries or are listed as ‘damage only’ since 2012? Could you provide this information in table format, by borough with locations?

• Reference: 2024/3505
• Question by: Caroline Russell
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

Thank you for your answer to my question 2024/0564, in which you said: "In the spring, MOPAC and TfL [Transport for London] will be launching women’s safety audits pilots in a range of locations across London, where local women will audit public spaces to inform how they can be made safer and welcoming for women.” Could you update me on the findings from these women’s safety audits pilots?

• Reference: 2024/3504
• Question by: Caroline Russell
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

Could you update me on progress on your response to recommendation four in my January 2024 report, Hit and Run: The Escalating Crisis on London Roads: "TfL [Transport for London] and the MPS [Metropolitan Police Service] will provide a more detailed analysis of drivers failing to stop at the scene of a collision as far as possible, appreciating the changes in recording systems and processes since 2010. Once data has been gathered, they will make this publicly available as part of the Vision Zero enforcement dashboard, with clear explanations about how it should be interpreted.”?

• Reference: 2024/3503
• Question by: Caroline Russell
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

Could you update me on progress on your response to recommendation two in my January 2024 report, Hit and Run: The Escalating Crisis on London Roads: “The data is the best currently available but, for these reasons, does not provide an accurate record of failed to stop collisions, with the true number likely to be lower than is recorded. However, TfL [Transport for London] and the MPS [Metropolitan Police Service] continue to look at ways to improve this and provide data in a consistent, clear format from which accurate data can be compiled.”?

• Reference: 2024/3502
• Question by: Caroline Russell
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

Could you update me on progress on your response to recommendation one in my January 2024 report, Hit and Run: The Escalating Crisis on London Roads: “TfL [Transport for London] and the MPS [Metropolitan Police Service] will look to increase publicity around police action to identify drivers and the results they receive at court. They will also monitor and undertake an analysis of the penalties issued to drivers who fail to stop and push for stronger penalties if needed.”?

• Reference: 2024/3501
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

Your new London Race Action Plan commits to publishing a biannual performance report to highlight progress. When can we expect the first issue of such a progress report? What figures will you use as a baseline to compare?

• Reference: 2024/3500
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

Your new London Race Action Plan your first pillar mentions an ambition to ensure the Met is a police service that is representative of the communities it serves, and supports Black officers, staff and volunteers. But you are struggling with attracting new recruits and trust in the Met is at an all time low. What initiatives are you taking to specifically encourage people from the black community to join the Police Service?

• Reference: 2024/3499
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 07 November 2024

How many complaints have been made to the Met's whistleblowing service regarding homophobia in each of the last 10 years? Please break down by BCU (since introduction) and the percentage that resulted in disciplinary action.