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Councils · Great Yarmouth Borough Council

AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION REGARDING MOTIONS ON NOTICE

Full council, 12 September 2019: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 18, Against 21, Abstained 0.

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 (18)

Against (21)

From the minutes

he proposals and both felt that Members should be given the free right of speech. A recorded vote was now taken on the amendment to refer the item back to the Constitution Working Party as follows :- For the amendment : Councillors Borg, Cordiner-Achenbach, Fairhead, Jeal, Martin, Myers, Robinson-Payne, Scott-Greenard, Smith-Clare, Talbot, Wainwright, B Walker, C Walker, C M Walker, Waters-Bunnn, Williamson, B Wright and T Wright. Against the motion :- Councillors Annison, Bensly, Bird, Cameron, Candon, G Carpenter, P Carpenter, Flaxman-Taylor, Freeman, Galer, Grant, Hacon, D Hammond, P Hammond, Lawn,Mogford, Plant,Smith, Stenhouse, Thompson and Wells. The amendment was LOST. Councillor Candon commented that in his opinion the amendments were being proposed to ensure the smooth running of Council b

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