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Councils · London Borough of Brent

Budget and Council Tax 2023/2024

Full council, 23 February 2023: a named vote on the amendment.

For 3, Against 49, 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 (3)

Against (49)

From the minutes

ons to the Amendment (2): Councillors Aden (Mayor), Hylton (Deputy Mayor). The voting recorded on the alternative budget proposals moved as an amendment by the Liberal Democrats Group was as follows: For the Amendment (3): Councillors Georgiou, Lorber and Matin Against the Amendment (49): Councillors Afzal, Agha, Ahmed, Akram, Begum, Benea, M.Butt, S.Butt, Chan, Chappell, Chohan, Choudry, Collymore, Conneely, Dar, Dixon, Donnelly-Jackson, Ethapemi, Farah, Fraser, Gbajumo, Grahl, Hack, Hirani, Johnson, Kabir, Kansagra, Kelcher, Kennelly, Knight, Long, Mahmood, Maurice, Miller, Mistry, Mitchell, Moeen, Molloy, Nerva, J.Patel, M.Patel, Rajan Seelan, Rubin, Shah, Ketan Sheth, Krupa Sheth, Smith, Southwood and Tatler. Abstentions to the Amendment (2): Councillors Aden (Mayor), Hylton (Deputy Mayor). The voting on the substantive budget recommendations, as detailed

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