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Councils · Charnwood Borough Council

Changes to the Constitution

Full council, 6 November 2023: a named vote on the motion, carried.

For 28, Against 23, 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.

For (28)

Against (23)

From the minutes

lication on their behalf.” Following a vote, the amendment was defeated. It was proposed by Councillor D Taylor and seconded by Councillor Seaton that a named vote be taken on the substantive motion. For the motion – Councillors Ashcroft, Blackshaw, Bottomley, Bradshaw, Cory-Lowsley, Forde, C Forrest, S Forrest, Goode, A Gray, B Gray, Hamilton, Haynes, Infield, Jadeja, Jones, Lawrence, Lennie, Maynard, Miah, Needham, O'Neill, Palmer, Roberts, N Taylor, Tillotson, Woodward and Worrall. Against the motion – Councillors Baines, Bokor, Braker, Brookes, Campsall, Charles, Harper-Davies, Dent, Fox, Fryer, Hadji-Nikolaou, Jackson, Knight, Lowe, Matthews, Monk, Northage, Rattray, Seaton, Smidowicz, Snartt, D Taylor and Westley. H=The substantive motion was passed and it was RESOLVED 1. That the changes to the Constitution set out in Appendix A to the Cabinet report (attached as an Annex and revised in Appendix A t

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