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Councils · Tunbridge Wells Borough Council

Motion on Notice from Councillor Everitt

Full council, 26 February 2020: a named vote on the amendment, carried.

For 19, Against 15, Abstained 2.

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 (19)

Against (15)

Abstained (2)

From the minutes

motion focussed its attention on what could be done now, rather than in the longer term. The use of hydrogen was too far in the future. Councillor Everitt requested a recorded vote on the amendment. Members who voted in favour of the amendment: Councillors Atwood, Backhouse, Bailey, Barrington-King, Bland, Mrs Cobbold, Dawlings, Fairweather, Hamilton, Holden, Mackonochie, March, McDermott, Reilly, Scott, Simmons, Thomson, Williams and Woodward. (19) Members who voted against the amendment: Councillors Atkins, Chapelard, Everitt, Funnell, Hayward, Hickey, Hill, Lewis, Morton, Poile, Pope, Pound, Rands, Rutland and Warne. (15) Members who abstained: The Mayor Councillor Scholes and The Deputy Mayor Councillor Podbury. (2) AMENDMENT CARRIED The amendment became the substantive motion. The Mayor took a vote on the substantive motion by affirmation. RESOLVED – Tunbri

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