[60A Confirmation hearings etc for certain appointments by the Mayor] [or Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime]
Greater London Authority Act 1999 (1999 c 29) | Legislation

[60A  Confirmation hearings etc for certain appointments by the Mayor] [or Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime]

[(1)     Schedule 4A to this Act (confirmation hearings etc) has effect in any case where this section applies.

(2)     This section applies in any case where the Mayor proposes to make an appointment to any of the offices specified in subsection (3) below.

(3)     The offices are—

[London Fire Commissioner (see section 327A);]

[person appointed by the Mayor under section 67(1)(b)

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