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Greater London Authority Act 1999

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368 Duty of the Mayor in relation to air quality action plans.

After section 86 of the Environment Act 1995 (functions of county councils in relation to district councils) there shall be inserted— Functions exercisable by the Mayor of London. 86A (1) Where a local authority in Greater London is preparing an action plan, the Mayor of London (referred to in this section as “the Mayor”) shall, within the relevant period, submit to the authority proposals for the exercise (so far as relating to the designated area) by the Mayor, in pursuit of the achievement of air quality standards and objectives, of any powers exercisable by the Mayor. (2) Where the Mayor submits proposals to a local authority in pursuance of subsection (1) above, he shall also submit a statement of the time or times by or within which he proposes to implement each of the proposals. (3) An action plan shall include a statement of— (a) any proposals submitted pursuant to subsection (1) above; and (b) any time or times set out in the statement submitted pursuant to subsection (2) above.

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368 Duty of the Mayor in relation to air quality action plans.

After section 86 of the Environment Act 1995 (functions of county councils in relation to district councils) there shall be inserted— Functions exercisable by the Mayor of London. 86A (1) Where a local authority in Greater London is preparing an action plan, the Mayor of London (referred to in this section as “the Mayor”) shall, within the relevant period, submit to the authority proposals for the exercise (so far as relating to the designated area) by the Mayor, in pursuit of the achievement of air quality standards and objectives, of any powers exercisable by the Mayor. (2) Where the Mayor submits proposals to a local authority in pursuance of subsection (1) above, he shall also submit a statement of the time or times by or within which he proposes to implement each of the proposals. (3) An action plan shall include a statement of— (a) any proposals submitted pursuant to subsection (1) above; and (b) any time or times set out in the statement submitted pursuant to subsection (2) above.

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