Greater London Authority Act 1999

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The Greater London Authority Act 1999 is the UK legislation that established the modern system of London-wide government, including the Mayor of London and the London Assembly.


Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom
United Kingdom constitutional law
citation 1999 c. 29
country United Kingdom
createdBody Greater London Authority
London Assembly
createdOffice Mayor of London
definesElectoralSystemFor London Assembly
Mayor of London
establishedAuthority Greater London Authority
establishedGovernmentStructure London-wide strategic government
hasPart provisions on Greater London Authority finances
provisions on culture and heritage
provisions on elections for London Assembly
provisions on elections for Mayor of London
provisions on planning and development
provisions on policing and public safety
provisions on transport functions
introducedBy United Kingdom Government
jurisdiction England
Greater London
languageOfWork English
legislativeBody House of Commons of the United Kingdom
House of Lords
locationOfEffect Greater London
longTitle An Act to establish and make provision about the Greater London Authority, the Mayor of London and the London Assembly; to make provision in relation to London about transport, policing, economic development and regeneration, and culture; and for connected purposes.
parliament Parliament of the United Kingdom
partOf United Kingdom devolution legislation
providesFor budget-setting process for Greater London Authority
environmental strategy for London
policing oversight arrangements for London
powers of the London Assembly
powers of the Mayor of London
referendum on establishment of Greater London Authority
strategic planning for London
transport strategy for London
replaced absence of London-wide elected government since abolition of Greater London Council
royalAssent 1999-10-11
shortTitle Greater London Authority Act 1999
subjectMatter culture
devolution
economic development
local government in London
policing in London
regeneration
regional government
transport in London
yearOfAct 1999


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