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Councils · Sheffield City Council

Consultation Responses On The Publication Draft Sheffield Plan

Full council, 6 September 2023: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 26, Against 46, 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 (26)

Against (46)

Abstained (2)

From the minutes

ght of reply from Councillor Tom Hunt, the amendment moved by Councillor Joe Otten was put to the vote and was lost. 5.6.1 The votes on the amendment were ordered to be recorded and were as follows:- For the Amendment (26) - Councillors Simon Clement-Jones, Richard Shaw, Sophie Thornton, Ian Horner, Kurtis Crossland, Ann Woolhouse, Tim Huggan, Joe Otten, Martin Smith, Robert Reiss, Alan Woodcock, Roger Davison, Barbara Masters, Shaffaq Mohammed, Sue Alston, Andrew Sangar, Cliff Woodcraft, Ian Auckland, Mohammed Mahroof, Steve Ayris, Peter Price, Penny Baker, Richard Williams, Alan Hooper, Mike Levery and Ann Whitaker. Against the Amendment (46) - The Deputy Lord Mayor (Councillor Jayne Dunn) and Councillors Denise Fox, Bryan Lodge, Karen McGowan, Angela Argenzio, Brian Holmshaw, Talib Hussain, Mark Jones, Safiya Saeed, Douglas Johnson, Ruth Mersereau, Minesh Parekh, Ruth Milsom, Mazher Iqbal, Mary Lea, Zahira Naz, Craig Gamble Pugh, Abdul Khayum, Abtisam Mohamed, Alexi Dimond, Marieanne Elliot, Paul Turpin, Christine Gilligan Kubo, Toby Mallinson, Henry Nottage, Sioned-Mair Richards, Terry Fox, Tony Downing, Glynis Chapman, Gail Smith, Ibby Ullah, Nighat Basharat, Ben Miskell, Nabeela Mowlana, Sophie Wilson, David Barker, Dianne Hurst, Dawn Dale, Garry Weatherall, Mike Chaplin, Julie Grocutt, Janet Ridler, Laura McClean, Tom Hunt, Bernard Little and Mick Rooney. Abstained from voting on the Amendment (2) - The Lord Mayor (Councillor Colin Ross) and Councillor Laura Moynahan.

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