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Revision as of 04:30, 30 August 2006
The London Fire and Emergency Planning Authority (LFEPA) is a functional body of the Greater London Authority (GLA) and was established under the Greater London Authority Act 1999. Its principal purpose is to run the London Fire Brigade.
It consists of 17 Members, appointed annually by the Mayor of London, nine nominated by the party groups on the London Assembly and eight nominated by the London Boroughs through the Association of London Government (ALG), in accordance with their respective political balances.
It was formerly known as the London Fire and Civil Defence Authority (LFCDA) and had been under the direction of the Greater London Council (GLC) until 1986 when the GLC was disbanded. The LFCDA was reconstituted under its current name on July 3rd, 2000.
Review of Powers
Under its Review of GLA Powers, the government is proposing to replace one London Assembly member and one ALG member with two mayoral appointees. It also proposes that the Mayor shall have a power of direction over LFEPA. If approved by parliament in a new GLA Act these change will come into effect in 2008.
Members
- Valerie Shawcross (Chair), Labour, London Assembly representative Lambeth and Southwark constituency
- Cllr Liaquat Ali, Labour, Borough representative London Borough of Waltham Forest
- Robert Blackman, Conservative, London Assembly representative Brent and Harrow constituency
- Cllr Ed Butcher, Liberal Democrat, Borough representative London Borough of Haringey
- Brian Coleman, Conservative, London Assembly representative Barnet and Camden constituency
- Roger Evans, Conservative, London Assembly representative Havering and Redbridge constituency
- Cllr Betty Evans-Jacas, Labour, Borough representative London Borough of Lambeth
- Cllr Rebekah Gilbert, Conservative, Borough representative the London Borough of Bromley
- Cllr Maurice Heaster, Conservative, Borough representative London Borough of Wandsworth
- Peter Hulme-Cross, One London, London Assembly representative London-wide Member
- Darren Johnson, Green, London Assembly representative London-wide Member
- Geoff Pope, Liberal Democrat, London Assembly representative London-wide Member
- Murad Qureshi, Labour, London Assembly representative London-wide Member
- Cllr Roy Shaw, Labour, Borough representative London Borough of Camden
- Cllr Colin Tandy, Conservative, Borough representative London Borough of Bexley
- Mike Tuffrey, Liberal Democrat, London Assembly representative London-wide Member
- Cllr John Whelan, Conservative, Borough representative London Borough of Lambeth