Sadiq Khan spoke after unveiling a new London Policing Board to oversee and scrutinise the Met.
, Mr Khan was asked whether there was the prospect of the Met Police being broken up if the culture did not improve.
When pressed on whether that would include breaking up the force into smaller independent organisations - referencing when theReferencing Sir Mark Rowley, the Met Police's commissioner, he said: "Sir Mark himself has had the humility and candour to say he needs around two or three years to turn things around. I think he's right, by the way. You don't change a system or culture overnight.
"It's incredibly important," he said. "The way we've always done stuff isn't working. And that's what the police board is seeking to address as well."that the new board consisted of experts from a wide range of areas.
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