Sims said crime fighting used to be based on policing public spaces such as streets and tackling disorder, but now there were differing demands, particularly preventing and detecting crimes committed online, in people's homes.
They will have a complementary role to police officers, tackling disorder and anti-social behaviour, carrying out routine patrols, making policing more visible, and providing reassurance to the public.
Mr Stewart said the Mounted Branch had a role in tackling disorder but sending it to the north was a "PR exercise".
An intelligence unit would be set up to review collected intelligence, assess threats and consider if existing plans to tackle disorder could cope.
Last year the 10 councils that make up the Association of Greater Manchester Authorities announced they would be looking at introducing a 50p per unit minimum price on alcohol using a by-law against "nuisances' to tackle disorder and health issues from alcohol.
A Scotland Yard review into last summer's riots, entitled Four Days in August, says the Met is developing more "assertive tactics" to tackle disorder.
The proposed legislation is supported by the police who believe they need the new law to tackle disorder and songs of "hatred, religion and terrorism".
Nightclubs and bars have already voluntarily agreed to stop serving alcohol at 04:00, but the police said they wanted the council to introduce an Early Morning Restriction Order (EMRO) to tackle disorder.
The Offensive Behaviour at Football and Threatening Communications Bill, which could be passed by 30 June and in place for the start of the football season in July, aims to tackle disorder around football matches and clamp down on internet hate postings.
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