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Councils · London Borough of Merton

Business Plan 2022-26

Full council, 2 March 2022: a named vote, lost.

For 26, Against 30, 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 (26)

Against (30)

From the minutes

(4) The Mayor declared the amendment to be lost. The Mayor then called for a roll-call vote on the Liberal Democrat amendment 2 to the Business Plan 2022-2026. Voting was as follows: Votes in favour: Votes in favour: Councillors Bailey, Barlow, Benbow, Bokhari, Adam Bush, Omar Bush, Crowe, Dean, Fairclough, Foley, Gould, Gretton, Holden, Holmes, Andrew Howard, Janice Howard, Kohler, Latif, McGrath, McLean, Moulton, Ormrod, Simpson, Southgate, Wilkinson and Williams (26) Votes against: Councillors Akyigyina, Alambritis, Allison, Anderson, Attawar, Butler, Christie, Cooper-Marbiah, Cowper, Dehaney, Dollimore, Draper, Fraser, Henry, Irons, Kenny, Kirby, Lanning, Makin, McCabe, Mundy, Pearce, Pritchard, Quilliam, Stanford, Stringer, Ward, Whelton and the Deputy Mayor, Councillor Macauley and the Mayor Councillor Brunt (30) Not voting: 0) The Mayor declared the amendment to be lost. The Mayor then called for a roll-call vote on the Liberal Democrat amendment 3 to the Busi

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