People's Question Time Online
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849 Londoners have responded | 05/10/2020 - 02/11/2020
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Ask the Mayor and the Members of the London Assembly any other questions
This is your chance to put your question to the Mayor, Sadiq Khan and Members of the London Assembly about their current plans, priorities and policies for the capital, at the first ever People’s Question Time Online, on 12 November 2020, 7pm - 9pm.
Topic covered on the night include housing, the environment, safety, the economy and transport, click the links to submit your question around these topics.
What would you ask them about anything else?
Please keep your question short, relevant and constructive. If another member has already asked a similar question to the one you were going to ask, you can show your support by commenting on that question.
You can submit your question until midnight on Sunday 1 November. Read more about the shortlist process in the FAQs.
The discussion ran from 05 October 2020 - 05 January 2021
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Community Member 4 years agoDo offices still need to close for 2 weeks and deep clean with employees quarantining for the 2 weeks if an employee tests positive for Covid?
My office has put in measures to protect against Covid, recently several employees have tested...
Show full commentDo offices still need to close for 2 weeks and deep clean with employees quarantining for the 2 weeks if an employee tests positive for Covid?
My office has put in measures to protect against Covid, recently several employees have tested positive and the office is still open. What are offices supposed to be doing?
Show less of commentLondongirleverytime
Community Member 4 years agoHow much autonomy have you had to date over COVID19 restrictions for London? And how far is the Mayor, as our elected representative, consulted and involved in central decision-making in this matter?
Show full commentHow much autonomy have you had to date over COVID19 restrictions for London? And how far is the Mayor, as our elected representative, consulted and involved in central decision-making in this matter?
Show less of commentMichael_Young
Community Member 4 years agoDoes anyone proof read your online content?
English may not be the first language of many working for the Mayor or the London Assembly, but using incorrect English undermines the credibility of both..
It's either "Ask your questions of...
Show full commentDoes anyone proof read your online content?
English may not be the first language of many working for the Mayor or the London Assembly, but using incorrect English undermines the credibility of both..
It's either "Ask your questions of the Mayor" or "Put your questions to the Mayor", not a mixture of the two.
I left school at 16, hardly an academic success, but the error hit me immediately. There will be plenty more London electors who react similarly.
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Community Member 4 years agoMany Londoners used to travel a lot, including EU27 residents (with or without so-called settled-status). Being trapped abroad by the travel restrictions, impacted in their ability to pass the "habitual residency test". Will the...
Show full commentMany Londoners used to travel a lot, including EU27 residents (with or without so-called settled-status). Being trapped abroad by the travel restrictions, impacted in their ability to pass the "habitual residency test". Will the MajorOfLondon lobby and reassure EU27 citizens that the pandemic and its restrictions are NOT going to be used by Gov to impair EU27 citizens residency rights? Thanx a lot.
Show less of commentNie
Community Member 4 years agoHow can you improve access to healthcare in a timely manner?
Show full commentHow can you improve access to healthcare in a timely manner?
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