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Councils · Cheshire West and Chester Council

Review of Finance Procedure Rules

Full council, 17 February 2022: a named vote on the proposal, lost.

For 30, Against 31, 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 (30)

Against (31)

Abstained (3)

From the minutes

Governance Committee. Members requested that the proposed amendment be put to a named vote, under 6.5 of the Council Procedure Rules within the Council's Constitution. Voting was recorded as follows: For the Proposal (30) Councillors Martin Barker, Chris Basey, Keith Board, Razia Daniels, Hugo Deynem, Simon Eardley, Charles Fifield, Malcolm Gaskill, Lynn Gibbons, Graham Heatley, Phil Herbert, Myles Hogg, Jill Houlbrook, Mike Jones, Phil Marshall, Eveleigh Moore Dutton, Margaret Parker, Stuart Parker, Patricia Parkes, Lynn Riley, Paul Roberts, Mark Stocks, Neil Sullivan, Harry Tonge, Helen Treeby, Elton Watson, Helen Weltman, Mark Williams, Paul Williams, and Norman Wright. Against the Proposal (31) Councillors Bob Rudd, Val Armstrong, Richard Beacham, Robert Bisset, Tommy Blackmore, Matt Bryan, Kate Cernik, Robert Cernik, Steve Collings, Andrew Cooper, Martyn Delaney, Samantha Dixon, Paul Donovan, Mike Edwardson, Carol Gahan, Louise Gittins, Gareth Gould, Adam Langan, Gina Lewis, Sheila Little, Nicole Meardon, Keith Millar, Joanne Moorcroft, Sam Naylor, Nathan Pardoe, Trish Richards, Diane Roberts, Peter Rooney, Karen Shore, Christine Warner, and Peter Wheeler. Abstentions (3) Councillors Paul Bowers, Gillian Edwards, and Gill Watson. The amendment was therefore lost. Councillor Neil Sullivan proposed a second amendment to the FPR's, regarding the establishment of a cross-party Me

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