To consider the following Notice of Motion, moved by Councillor Jellyman and seconded by Councillor Lorraine Beardmore
Full council, 24 October 2024: a named vote on the amendment.
For 26, Against 12, Abstained 0.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: Labour. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For (26)
- Alastair Watson (Labour)
- Amjid Wazir OBE (Labour)
- Andy Platt (Labour)
- Chris Robinson (Labour)
- Daniela Santoro (Labour)
- David Mountford (Labour)
- Diane Williams (Labour)
- Duncan Walker (Labour)
- Finlay Gordon-McCusker (Labour)
- Glen Watson (Labour)
- Jane Ashworth OBE (Labour)
- Javid Najmi (Labour)
- Joan Bell (Labour)
- Laura Carter (Labour)
- Lauren Davison (Labour)
- Lynn Watkins (Labour)
- Mubsira Aumir (Labour)
- Sarah Hill (Labour)
- Sarah Jane Colclough (Labour)
- Shaun Pender (Labour)
- Steve Blakemore (Labour)
- Steve Watkins (Labour)
- Sue Akkurt (Labour)
- Waseem Akbar (Labour)
- Lilian Dodd (CI)
- Lord Mayor (not matched to a member)
Against (12)
- Abi Brown OBE (Conservative)
- Craig Beardmore (Conservative)
- Daniel Jellyman (Conservative)
- Dave Evans (Conservative)
- Faisal Hussain (Conservative)
- Heather Blurton (Conservative)
- Lorraine Beardmore (Conservative)
- Maxine Clark (Conservative)
- Rachel Kelsall (Conservative)
- Ross Irving (Conservative)
- Sadaqat Maqsoom (Conservative)
- Tabrase Din (Conservative)
From the minutes
is motion received the support of eighteen members as required in accordance with council procedure rule 15.05 of Part 4a of the Constitution. When the amendment was put to the vote, the outcome was: Votes for the Amendment (26): Lord Mayor, Councillors Akbar, Akkurt, Ashworth, Aumir, Bell, Blakemore, Carter, Colclough, Davison, Dodd, Gordon-McCusker, Hill, Mountford, Najmi, Pender, Platt, Robinson, Santoro, Walker, L. Watkins, S. Watkins, A. Watson, G. Watson, Wazir and Diane Williams. Votes against the Amendment (12): Councillors C. Beardmore, L. Beardmore, Blurton, Brown, Clark, Din, Evans, Hussain, Irving, Jellyman, Kelsall and Maqsoom. The amendment to the original motion therefore received the majority support of the Council and became the substantive motion for debate. Councillor
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