Medium Term Financial Strategy and Council Tax Setting 2023/24
Full council, 23 February 2023: a named vote on the amendment.
For 13, Against 21, Abstained 3.
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 (13)
- Amjid Wazir OBE (Labour)
- Andy Platt (Labour)
- David Williams MP (Labour)
- Desiree Elliott (Labour)
- Jane Ashworth OBE (Labour)
- Lynn Watkins (Labour)
- Majid Khan (Labour)
- Paul Shotton (Labour)
- Shaun Pender (Labour)
- Sheila Pitt (Labour)
- Ann James (CI)
- Lee Wanger (CI)
- Singh-Kallar (not matched to a member)
Against (21)
- Abi Brown OBE (Conservative)
- Asman Ali (Conservative)
- Carl Edwards (Conservative)
- Chandra Kanneganti CBE (Conservative)
- Craig Beardmore (Conservative)
- Daniel Jellyman (Conservative)
- Dave Evans (Conservative)
- Dean Richardson (Conservative)
- Heather Blurton (Conservative)
- James Smith (Conservative)
- Janine Bridges (Conservative)
- Lesley Adams (Conservative)
- Lorraine Beardmore (Conservative)
- Maxine Clark (Conservative)
- Rachel Kelsall (Conservative)
- Ross Irving (Conservative)
- Sadaqat Maqsoom (Conservative)
- Tariq Mahmood (Conservative)
- Jackie Barnes (Independent)
- Melanie Baddeley (Independent)
- Lord Mayor (not matched to a member)
Abstained (3)
- Jean Bowers (CI)
- Joanne Powell-Beckett (CI)
- Lilian Dodd (CI)
From the minutes
which was supported by the UK Prosperity Fund and therefore there would be no need to use the contingency budget. Following a debate, the amendment was put to the vote and the outcome was as follows: Votes for Amendment 3 (13):-Councillors Ashworth, Elliott, James, Khan, Pender, Pitt, Platt, Shotton, Singh-Kallar, Wanger, Watkins, Wazir and Williams. Votes against Amendment 3 (21):- Lord Mayor, Councillors Adams, Ali, Baddeley, Barnes, C. Beardmore, L. Beardmore, Blurton, Bridges, Brown, Clark, Edwards, Evans, Irving, Jellyman, Kanneganti, Kelsall, Mahmood, Maqsoom, Richardson and Smith. Abstentions (3):- Councillors J. Bowers, Dodd and Powell-Beckett. The amendment did not therefore receive the majority support of the Council. When there were no further amendments the debate returned to the substa
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