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Councils · Stoke-on-Trent City Council

Medium Term Financial Strategy and Council Tax Setting 2022/23

Full council, 24 February 2022: a named vote on the amendment.

For 17, Against 23, Abstained 1.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: No overall control. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

For (17)

Against (23)

Abstained (1)

From the minutes

rovide a sustainable solution and over time this would continue to erode the financial resilience of the council. Following a debate, the amendment was put to the vote and the outcome was as follows: Votes for Amendment 1 (17):-Councillors Ashworth, S. Bowers, Elliott, Funnell, Gerrard, James, Khan, Pender, Pitt, Platt, Powell-Beckett, Shotton, Singh-Kallar, Wanger, Watson, Wazir and Williams. Votes against Amendment 1 (23):- Lord Mayor, Councillors Adams, Ali, Baddeley, Barnes, C. Beardmore, L. Beardmore, Blurton, J. Bowers, Bridges, Brown, Chetwynd, Clark, Edwards, Evans, Irving, Jellyman, Kelsall, Mahmood, Maqsoom, Richardson, Simcock and Smith. Abstention (1):- Councillor Dodd The amendment did not therefore receive the majority support of the Council. Amendment 2: Respecting volunteers and listening to local people Council

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