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Councils · Manchester City Council

The Council's Revenue Budget and Capital Budget 2023/24

Full council, 3 March 2023: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 2, Against 85, Abstained 0.

Party in overall control of the council on the date: Labour. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.

For (2)

Against (85)

From the minutes

d from the Budget Smoothing Reserve. All proposals in this amendment are one off spending commitments for 2023/2024. The Lord Mayor put the amendment to the vote. The outcome was recorded as follows: For the amendment (2) Councillors: Good and Leech Against the amendment (85) Councillors: Y Dar, Abdullatif, Akbar, Azra Ali, Ahmed Ali, Nasrin Ali, Alijah, Amin, Andrews, Baker-Smith, Bano, Bayunu, Bell, Benham, Bridges, Butt, Chambers, Chohan, Collins, Connolly, Cooley, Craig, Curley, M Dar, Davies, Doswell, Douglas, Evans, Flanagan, Foley, Gartside, Green, Grimshaw, Hacking, Hassan, Hewitson, Hilal, Hitchen, Holt, Hughes, Hussain, Igbon, Ilyas, Iqbal, T Judge, Kamal, Karney, Lanchbury, J Lovecy, Ludford, Lynch, Lyons, McHale, Midgley, Moran, Newman, Noor, Nunney, Ogunbambo, B Priest, H Priest, Rahman, Raikes, Rawson, Razaq, Reeves, Reid, Riasat, Richards, I Robinson, T Robinson, Rowles, Russell, Sadler, M Sharif Mahamed, Shilton-Godwin, Simcock, Stanton, Taylor, Wheeler, Whiston, White, Wills, Wilson and Wright Abstentions (0) The Lord Mayor declared the amendment lost. The Lord Mayor then invited the Council to vote on the budget motion as the substantive budget resolution, and in doing so sought

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