London mayor sets out plan to rebuild trust in Met Police
Nearly 4,000 people took part in the consultation - including victims of crime, community groups and businesses.
Improving the service and support that victims receive from the Met and the criminal justice service; working to ensure victims receive a better criminal justice response and outcome; and reducing the number of repeat victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence. She added: "I am also pleased to see clear acknowledgement that public trust and confidence have been damaged and urgently need to be rebuilt.
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