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First Assembly Meeting and Mayor’s Questions Announced

May 5, 2008 - Staff

Londoners will have their first opportunity to see their new Mayor and Assembly at work when the first meeting and first Mayor’s Question Time of the new session are held later this month.

The annual meeting of the London Assembly will take place is at 10am on Friday 9 May, as with most Assembly meetings it will be open to the public and is also available as a webcast.

The meeting will elect a Chair and Deputy Chair of the Assembly and appoint Chairs, Deputies and members to Assembly committees and bodies.

On Wednesday 21 May the first Mayor’s Question Time will take place in the chamber at City Hall. This will be the first opportunity the Assembly have to quiz Mayor Boris Johnson on any appointments and decisions he’s taken since the election.

More information: www.london.gov.uk/assembly/

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