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Councils · North Northamptonshire Council

Constitutional Amendments

Full council, 29 September 2021: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 25, Against 36, Abstained 6.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: Conservative. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

For (25)

Against (36)

Abstained (6)

From the minutes

ractice elsewhere. The Commission would be requested to forward proposals back to Full Council for determination. The amendment was debated by Council. A recorded vote on the amendment was requested. Those voting FOR the amendment: - Councillors Addison, Anslow, Armour, Binley, S Brown, L Buckingham, L Buckingham, Colquhoun, Currall, Dalziel, Dell, Fedorowyyz, Griffiths, Hakewill, Irwin, Keane, Lee, McEwan, J McGhee, Z McGhee, Pengelly, Prentice, Rielly, Sims and Tubbs. Those voting AGAINST the amendment: - Bone, D Brackenbury, W Brackenbury, Bunday, Dearing, Edwards, Ekins, Hallam, Harrington, H Harrison, K Harrison, Henson, Howell, Howes, Jelley, B Jenney, D Jenney, G Lawman, L Lawman, Levell, Marks, Maxwell, A Mercer, G Mercer, Nichol, Pandey, Pentland, Powell, Roberts, Rowley, Smithers, Smith-Haynes, Tye, Waters, Wetherill, and Wilkes. Those ABSTAINING: - Bell, Carter, Jackson, Lawal, Partridge-Underwood and Tebbutt. The amendment fell and discussion on the report's recommendations (as amended) continued. Councillor Wilkes reminded the Council that the change in

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