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Councils · North Northamptonshire Council

Members' Allowances

Full council, 26 January 2023: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 23, Against 33, Abstained 3.

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 (23)

Against (33)

Abstained (3)

From the minutes

3-24 and that an Independent Panel Review be convened in 2024-25 to recommend Allowances for the new Council to be elected in May 2025.” Following debate, a recorded vote was taken on this amendment. Those voting in favour of the amendment – Councillors J Addison, V Anslow, C Best, S Brown, Leanne Buckingham, Lyn Buckingham, W Colquhoun, A Dalziel, D Dell, S Edwards, E Fedorowycz, J Hakewill, H Harrison, D Howes, B Jackson, M Keane, A Lee, P McEwan, J McGhee, Z McGhee, A Mercer, M Pengelly, S Rielly. Those voting against the amendment – Councillors T Allebone, M Binley, J Bone, D Brackenbury, W Brackenbury, C Brown, L Bunday, J-P Carr, R Carter, J Currall, M Dearing, C Hallam, H Howell, P Irwin, I Jelley, K Lawal, G Lawman, L Lawman, P Marks, D Maxwell, G Mercer, H Pentland, R Powell, E Prentice, M Rowley, J Smithers, C Smith-Haynes, J Smyth, M Tebbutt, M Ward, K Watt, A Weatherill, L Wilkes. Those abstaining – Councillors L Henson, M Tye, M Waters. The amendment fell. There was general support among Members that the pay award for 2022/23 should be waived, in recognition that Members had already

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