Business Brought Forward by the Chairman
Full council, 14 July 2022: a named vote on the motion, lost.
For 4, Against 18, 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 (4)
- Guy Pannell (Liberal Democrats)
- John Birch (Liberal Democrats)
- John McKay (Liberal Democrats)
- Victor Abbott (Liberal Democrats)
Against (18)
- Barrie Spencer (Conservative)
- Bernard Taylor (Conservative)
- Daniel Brown (Conservative)
- Helen Reeve (Conservative)
- Hilary Bastone (Conservative)
- Jonathan Hawkins (Conservative)
- Judy Pearce (Conservative)
- Karen Pringle (Conservative)
- Lance Austen (Conservative)
- Louise Jones (Conservative)
- Matthew Chown (Conservative)
- Nicky Hopwood (Conservative)
- Peter Smerdon (Conservative)
- Richard Foss (Conservative)
- Rosemary Rowe (Conservative)
- Tom Holway (Conservative)
- Trevor Pennington (Independent)
- Keith Baldry (Liberal Democrats)
Abstained (6)
- Dan Thomas (Liberal Democrats)
- Julian Brazil (Liberal Democrats)
- Susan Jackson (Liberal Democrats)
- Jo Sweett (Independent)
- Mark Long (Independent)
- Jacqi Hodgson (Green)
From the minutes
September 2022. Following a lengthy debate, in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 17.5, a recorded vote was then called for on the amendment. The voting on the amendment was recorded as follows: For the motion (4): Cllrs Abbott, Birch, McKay and Pannell Against the motion (18): Cllrs Austen, Baldry, Bastone, Brown, Chown, Foss, Hawkins, Holway, Hopwood, Jones, Pearce, Pennington, Pringle, Reeve, Rowe, Smerdon, Spencer and Taylor Abstentions (6): Cllrs Brazil, Hodgson, Jackson, Long, Sweett and Thomas Absent (3): Cllrs Kemp, O'Callaghan and Rose and the vote on the amendment was therefore declared LOST. Upon the conclusion of the extensive debate, M
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