Inclusion London, representing disabled people's organizations, reiterated calls for a dedicated Disability Equality Champion at City Hall after Labour Assembly members abstained on a corresponding motion and Mayor Sadiq Khan declined to implement it. This reflects an effort to combat systemic exclusion of disabled Londoners from political decision-making.

On September 5, 2024, Inclusion London released a press statement endorsing a London Assembly motion urging the Mayor to appoint a Disability Equality Champion and establish an effective co‐production mechanism. The motion, which reaffirms the social model of disability, calls on the Mayor to develop a Disability Action Plan that centers disabled voices in policy-making.

Inclusion London's campaigns and policy team is actively engaging in influencing local and national policy for equality and inclusion for disabled people through consultation responses, lobbying, demonstrations, and legal action. This initiative amplifies marginalized voices and supports progressive reforms.