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Councils · Maidstone Borough Council

Report of the Executive held on 8 February 2023 - Medium-Term Financial Strategy and Budget Proposals 2023/24

Full council, 22 February 2023: a named vote, lost.

For 8, Against 34, 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 (8)

Against (34)

Abstained (6)

From the minutes

000 per annum, can be reinvested in prevention. As a consequence of the Local Authorities (Standing Orders) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2014, a named vote was taken on the amendment as follows: FOR (8) Councillors Cleator, Coates, Harper, Jeffery, Rose, J Sams, T Sams and D Wilkinson AGAINST (34) Councillors Bartlett, Mrs Blackmore, Brice, Brindle, Burton, Cannon, Conyard, Cooke, Cooper, Cox, English, Forecast, Fort, Garten, Mrs Gooch, Hastie, Hinder, Holmes, Mrs Joy, Kimmance, Knatchbull, McKenna, Munford, Naghi, Newton, Parfitt-Reid, Perry, Russell, Spooner, Springett, R Webb, S Webb, de Wiggondene-Sheppard and Young ABSTENTIONS (6) Councillors Bryant, Clark, Mortimer, Mrs Robertson, Wilby and T Wilkinson AMENDMENT LOST : Councillors J and T Sams left the meeting after the voting on this amendment (8.00 p.m.). Amendment moved by Councillor Jeffery, sec

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