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Councils · North Tyneside Council

Motion 3

Full council, 18 January 2024: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 2, Against 50, 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 (50)

From the minutes

onsider the specific impacts on men and boys, to maximise positive and mitigate negative impacts, to ensure holistic policy making. A named vote on the amendment was requested by two members present. Votes for the Amendment: Councillors P McIntyre, J Wallace. Votes against the Amendment: Councillors L Bartoli, L Bones, G Bell, L Bell, S Burtenshaw, K Clark, D Cox, S Cox, N Craven, J Cruddas, E Darke, C Davis, D Drummond, P Earley, S Graham, I Grayson, M Hall, J Harrison, A Holdsworth, Janet Hunter, V Jamieson, C Johnson, H Johnson, J Johnsson, C Johnston, J Kirwan, F Lott, W Lott, L Marshall, I McAlpine, A McMullen, J Mudzingwa, T Mulvenna, M Murphy, T Neira, A Newman, P Oliver, R O'Keefe, J O'Shea, S Phillips, E Parker-Leonard, B Pickard, N Redfearn, W Samuel, O Scargill, J Shaw, A Spowart, M Thirlaway, J Walker, M Wilson. The amendment was rejected by 49 votes to 2 votes. A named vote on the substantive motion was requested by two members present, and on being put to

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