The London Plan Mayor of London ix Amendment Act 2000,the Disability Disc mination Acts 5ad ther relevant overment policy advice The London Plan has accordingly been formulated having had regard to the matters specified in sections 41 and 342(1)(a)of the Greater London Authority Act 1999 and Regulation 6(1)of the Town and Country Planning (London Spatial Development Strategy)Regulations 2000, to all relevant EU directives and UK legislation,and to Government advice and regional planning guidance.The London Plan is subject to an ongoing epstTPubishedamay itoring and managing change and a monitoring The plan takes the year 2025/26 a of the targets and statistics relate to earlier years(especially 2016) because information is more readily available and/or reliable for those dates.Preparation of Alterations has been informed by a parallel scenario development and policy testing exercise". References Department of Transport,Local Government and the Regions. Planning:De SegetoigefrlontcSCrtaionDatcaLaauh Government Office for London.RPG3 Regional Planning Guidance:Strategic Planning trategic Planning Guidance for the River Thames GOl 1997 WCytn0ppe9aph2a The London Plan Mayor of London ix Race Relations Amendment Act 2000, the Disability Discrimination Acts 1995 and 2005 and other relevant government policy advice. The London Plan has accordingly been formulated having had regard to the matters specified in sections 41 and 342 (1)(a) of the Greater London Authority Act 1999 and Regulation 6(1) of the Town and Country Planning (London Spatial Development Strategy) Regulations 2000, to all relevant EU directives and UK legislation, and to Government advice and regional planning guidance. The London Plan is subject to an ongoing process of monitoring and managing change and a monitoring report is published annually. The plan takes the year 2025/26 as its formal end date because the Mayor believes a long-term view of London’s future is needed. Many of the targets and statistics relate to earlier years (especially 2016) because information is more readily available and/or reliable for those dates. Preparation of Alterations has been informed by a parallel scenario development and policy testing exerciseiv . References i Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions. Planning: Delivering a fundamental change. HMSO, 2001 Government Office for London. Circular 1/2000. Strategic Planning in London. DETR, 2000 Government Office for London. Consultation Draft GoL Circular. Strategic Planning in London, GOL, 2008 ii Government Office for London. RPG 3 Regional Planning Guidance: Strategic Planning Guidance for London Planning Authorities. HMSO 1996 Government Office for London. RPG3b: Strategic Planning Guidance for the River Thames GOL, 1997 iii GoL Circular 1/2000 op cit, paragraph 2.8 iv Berkeley Hanover Consulting, BWA, Michael Ling. Further Alterations to the London Plan: Scenario Development and Policy Testing Project. GLA, 2006