Motions
Full council, 22 February 2024: a named vote, carried.
For 21, Against 7, Abstained 2.
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 (21)
- Chris Bateson (Liberal Democrats)
- Harry Boparai (Liberal Democrats)
- John Turner (Liberal Democrats)
- Jolyon Caplin (Liberal Democrats)
- Kathy Grant (Liberal Democrats)
- Lawrence Nichols (Liberal Democrats)
- Sandra Dunn (Liberal Democrats)
- Suraj Gyawali (Liberal Democrats)
- John Doran (Labour)
- Jon Button (Labour)
- Med Buck (Labour)
- Rebecca Geach (Labour)
- Sean Beatty (Labour)
- Sue Doran (Labour)
- Tony Burrell (Labour)
- Daniel Geraci (ISG)
- Elizabeth Baldock (ISG)
- Joanne Sexton (ISG)
- Katherine Rutherford (ISG)
- Michelle Arnold (ISG)
- Malcolm Beecher (Green)
Against (7)
- Anant Mathur (Conservative)
- Buddhi Weerasinghe (Conservative)
- Darren Clarke (Conservative)
- Lisa Brennan (Conservative)
- Matthew Lee (Conservative)
- Olivia Rybinski (Conservative)
- Paul Woodward (Conservative)
Abstained (2)
- Adam Gale (Green)
- Denise Saliagopoulos (ISG)
From the minutes
abolished with the financial savings reinvested into frontline policing and review the role of the Police and Crime Panels”. Councillor Lee requested a recorded vote and the results were as follows: For (21): E. Baldock, M. Arnold, C. Bateson, S. Beatty, M. Beecher, H. Boparai, M. Buck, T. Burrell, J. Button, J. Caplin, J. Doran, S. Doran, S. Dunn, R. Geach, D. Geraci, K. Grant, S. Gyawali, L. Nichols, K Rutherford, J. Sexton, J. Turner Against (7): L. Brennan, D. Clarke, M. Lee, A. Mathur, O. Rybinski, B. Weerasinghe, P. Woodward Abstain (2): D. Saliagopoulos, A. Gale The motion was carried. Council resolved that The Leader write to the Home Secretary asking that the role of Police and Crime Commissioner be abolish
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