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Review of Political Proportionality

Full council, 13 December 2022: a named vote, lost.

For 5, Against 33, Abstained 1.

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

For (5)

Against (33)

Abstained (1)

From the minutes

and replace it with an additional seat on the Audit, Governance and Standards Committee for the Kingston Independent Residents Group (KIRG). A vote was taken on the amendment and it was lost. Voting: For: Councillors Rowena Bass and Jamal Chohan, Ian George, James Giles, and Yvonne Tracey (5). Against: Councillors Ali Afilaka, Sue Ansari, Mark Beynon, Andrew Bolton, Emily Davey, Jackie Davies, Mark Durrant, Mariana Goncalves, Liz Green, Noel Hadjimichael, Patrick Hall, Roger Hayes, Lesley Heap, Lynn Henderson, Peter Herlinger, Alison Holt, Amir Ali Khan, Robert Kim, Andreas Kirsch, Griseldis Kirsch, Kamala Kugan, Mike Massimi, Sharukh Mirza, Elizabeth Park, Tom Reeve, Farshid Sadr-Hashemi, Anita Schaper, Susan Skipwith, John Sweeney, Richard Thorpe, Olly Wehring, Diane White, Andrew Wooldridge (33). Abstain: Councillor Yogan Yoganathan (1). After further debate a vote was taken on the substantive motion: RESOLVED that โ€“ 1) the rules of political proportionality be disapplied in respect of the seats allocated on the Strategic Co

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