• Reference: 2024/3544
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

In the Report on the Suzy Lamplugh Trust’s super-complaint: The police response to stalking, Recommendation 15 states: By 27 March 2025, review whether the right specialist services have been commissioned to support stalking victims in their area, including provision of trained independent stalking advocate caseworkers (ISACs). PCCs and their mayor equivalents should provide the necessary services where they do not exist and should consider collaborating across force boundaries to provide services if it would be efficient and effective to do so. What initial steps have you taken to implementing this recommendation?

• Reference: 2024/3543
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

Operation Atlas proved to be a promising trial on approach to digital evidence collection and analysis. The trial was focused on stalking. Please advise in what type of investigations this software is now used and how many officers are trained to use it?

• Reference: 2024/3542
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

Following your decision to support Solar Together London phase four and five residents with revenue expenditure of up to £500,000 (MD3151), how much of this expenditure has been allocated so far? Please also advise on the number of phase four and five customers with partial installations due to GET UK’s liquidation whose case is not yet finalised?

• Reference: 2024/3541
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

Please advise why your decision to support Solar Together London phase four and five residents (MD3151) - which approved revenue expenditure of up to £500,000 from the Retrofit London programme budget - was deferred by 15 months?

• Reference: 2024/3540
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

Are you investing in any way in the development of AI use in local community policing? If so, please outline the function of any AI use in this area and specify if it relates to crime prevention or crime detection.

• Reference: 2024/3539
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

Following your announcement to pedestrianise Oxford Street, are you considering similar plans for other streets or areas in London that could benefit from such an upgrade?

• Reference: 2024/3538
• Question by: Hina Bokhari OBE
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

What are your plans for London’s high streets?

• Reference: 2024/3537
• Question by: Gareth Roberts
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

Can you provide an update on measures you’re undertaking to keep Londoners safe on TfL’s transport network?

• Reference: 2024/3536
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

In your answer to 2024/3194, you cite responses to three past questions. 2023/4597 lists the virtues of the turning circle without explaining why it is mandatory in London and not in other cities. 2023/2742 expresses the belief that the turning circle is integral to the design but again fails to give any evidence for this or explain why this is mandatory only in London. 2024/2521 merely refers to a forthcoming Taxi and Private Hire Action Plan. Assembly Members across several Groups have repeatedly asked the question. The turning circle requirement is not mandatory in major British cities such as Manchester...

• Reference: 2024/3535
• Question by: Alex Wilson
• Meeting date: 21 November 2024

Does the Met engage in the National Accreditation Scheme to train and qualify CID officers?