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43.—(1) The Mayor may not make arrangements under section 107D(3) of the 2009 Act (functions of mayors: general) that authorise the exercise of any of the fire and rescue functions to which article 45 applies.
(2) The Mayor may arrange under section 107D(3) of the 2009 Act for the exercise of fire and rescue functions, other than any of the functions to which article 45 applies, by—
(a)the deputy mayor for policing and crime; or
(b)a committee of the Combined Authority.
(3) The Mayor may not make arrangements described in paragraph (2)(a), and arrangements described in paragraph (2)(b), to have effect concurrently.
(4) Where the Mayor makes arrangements described in paragraph (2)(a), the deputy mayor for policing and crime may, for the purpose of the exercise of fire and rescue functions, do anything that the Combined Authority may do under section 113A of the 2009 Act.
(5) Where the Mayor makes arrangements described in paragraph (2)(b), the committee is to be known as the fire committee.
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