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Update on Budget and Policy Framework

Full council, 26 January 2022: a named vote, carried.

For 52, Against 0, Abstained 0.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: No overall control. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

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For (52)

From the minutes

r with a year on year target of the maximum allowable under the Government's local referendum thresholds for future years.โ€ There was a short debate, before a vote was taken and recorded as follows:- For the proposition: Councillors Anderson, Anderton, Askari, Austen-Baker, Bannon, Biddulph, Black, Blaikie, Boyd-Power, Brookes, Budden, Cleet, Dant, De La Mare, Dennison, Dowding, Firth, Frea, Gardiner, Goodwin, Greenall, Guilding, Hamilton-Cox, Hartley, Heath, Hunter, Jackson (Caroline), Jackson (Joan), Jenkins, King, Lenox, Lewis, Matthews, Mills, Morris, Parr, Penny, Pritchard, Redfern, Robinson, Sinclair, Stubbins, Taylor, Thomas, Thornberry, Whearty, Whitaker, Whitehead, Wild, Wood, Yates and Young. (52) (NB: The result was initially announced as 53 for the proposition, however this was corrected by the Mayor during the next item.) There were no

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