Metropolitan Police Authority
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The Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) is the police authority responsible for supervising the Metropolitan Police Service, the police force for Greater London (excluding the City of London Police area).
It consists of 23 members, 12 London Assembly members, appointed by the Mayor of London in accordance with the political balance on the Assembly, four magistrates and seven independents. The MPA was set up in 2000 as a functional body of the Greater London Authority, by the Greater London Authority Act 1999. Previously control of the Met had vested entirely in the Home Secretary.
[edit] Members
- Len Duvall (chair, London Assembly, Labour)
- Reshard Audalan (deputy chair, magistrate)
- Cindy Butts (deputy chair, independent)
- Tony Arbour (London Assembly, Conservative)
- Jennette Arnold (London Assembly, Labour)
- Richard Barnes (London Assembly, Conservative)
- Faith Boardman (independent)
- Dee Doocey (London Assembly, Liberal Democrat)
- Nicky Gavron (London Assembly, Labour)
- Toby Harris (independent)
- Kirsten Hearn (independent)
- Peter Herbert (independent)
- Damian Hockney (London Assembly, One London)
- Elizabeth Howlett (London Assembly, Conservative)
- Jenny Jones (London Assembly, Green)
- Joanne McCartney (London Assembly, Labour)
- Karim Murji (independent)
- Bob Neill (London Assembly, Conservative)
- Aneeta Preem (magistrate)
- John Roberts (independent)
- Richard Sumray (magistrate)
- Graham Tope (London Assembly, Liberal Democrat)
- Rachel Whittaker (magistrate)
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