Fusion Support & Alternative Options
Full council, 24 September 2020: a named vote on the motion, lost.
For 26, Against 0, Abstained 4.
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 (26)
- Bernard Taylor (Conservative)
- Daniel Brown (Conservative)
- David May (Conservative)
- Helen Reeve (Conservative)
- Hilary Bastone (Conservative)
- Jonathan Hawkins (Conservative)
- Judy Pearce (Conservative)
- Karen Pringle (Conservative)
- Lance Austen (Conservative)
- Matthew Chown (Conservative)
- Nicky Hopwood (Conservative)
- Peter Smerdon (Conservative)
- Richard Foss (Conservative)
- Rosemary Rowe (Conservative)
- Tom Holway (Conservative)
- Denise O'Callaghan (Liberal Democrats)
- Guy Pannell (Liberal Democrats)
- John Birch (Liberal Democrats)
- John McKay (Liberal Democrats)
- Julian Brazil (Liberal Democrats)
- Susan Jackson (Liberal Democrats)
- Victor Abbott (Liberal Democrats)
- Jacqi Hodgson (Green)
- Joseph Rose (Green)
- Jo Sweett (Independent)
- Mark Long (Independent)
Abstained (4)
- Dan Thomas (Liberal Democrats)
- Keith Baldry (Liberal Democrats)
- Barrie Spencer (Conservative)
- Trevor Pennington (Independent)
From the minutes
When put to the vote, the amendment was declared LOST. In accordance with Council Procedure Rule 14.6, a recorded vote was then demanded on the recommendation and the result was declared as follows: For the motion (26): Cllrs Abbott, Austen, Bastone, Birch, Brazil, Brown, Chown, Foss, Hawkins, Hodgson, Holway, Hopwood, Jackson, Long, May, McKay, O'Callaghan, Pannell, Pearce, Pringle, Reeve, Rose, Rowe, Smerdon, Sweett and Taylor Against the motion (0) Abstentions (4): Cllrs Baldry, Pennington, Spencer and Thomas Absent (1): Cllr Kemp It was then: RESOLVED 1. That the Council agree to continue with the Fusion Contract (as set out in Section 3: ‘Strategic Option
The item in the council's own minutes. Names are matched to the councillors listed at the meeting. The names of people who aren't councillors are removed.