Part 2: Local Democracy and Devolution Police and crime and fire and rescue functions Section 33: Functions of mayors: policing Effect
Subsections (2) and (3) define the police and crime commissioner functions that can be exercised by a mayor of a CCA if such regulations are made under subsection (1).
	Subsection (4) provides that, for an existing mayoral CCA, such regulations may only be made with the consent of the mayor of the CCA.
	Subsections (5) and (6) require, where such regulations are made, the Secretary of State to provide that there will be no Police and Crime Commissioner for that area from a specified date (in practice this will be the date that the mayor takes office) and enables the Secretary of State to cancel any Police and Crime Commissioner ordinary election that would otherwise take place in the area (whether before the date that the mayor takes over or after). Such regulations can also extend the term of the existing Police and Crime Commissioner for the area and cancel any Police and Crime Commissioner by-election to fill a vacancy that arises in the six-month period before the date that the functions of a Police and Crime Commissioner pass to the mayor.
	Subsection (7) introduces Schedule 3.
	Subsection (8) provides that any police and crime commissioner function exercised by the mayor of a CCA is a function of the CCA exercisable by the mayor acting as an individual, or another individual under arrangement with the mayor under Schedule 3.