147 Power of the Mayor to prepare a plan
Greater London Authority Act 1999 (1999 c 29) | Legislation

147  Power of the Mayor to prepare a plan

(1)     Where it appears to the Mayor that a London borough council has failed—

(a)     to prepare a local implementation plan in accordance with the requirements of section 145 above, or

(b)     to submit a local implementation plan to him for approval under section 146 above,

the Mayor may issue to the council a direction under section 153 below requiring the council to do so within such period as the Mayor shall specify in the direction.

(2)     Where the Mayor has issued a direction of the kind mentioned in subsection (1) above, but the council has

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