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Councils · Hampshire County Council

Revenue Budget & Precept 2022/23 and Capital Programme 2022/23 to 2024/25

Full council, 17 February 2022: a named vote, carried.

For 46, Against 16, Abstained 2.

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

For (46)

Against (16)

Abstained (2)

From the minutes

. The Amendment was lost. The substantive Revenue Budget recommendations a) to m) were put to the vote in accordance with Standing Order 22.2, the outcome of which was recorded as follows: FOR (46) Councillors: Lulu Bowerman, Jackie Branson, Ann Briggs, Steven Broomfield, Pamela Bryant, Graham Burgess, Fran Carpenter, Roz Chadd, Rod Cooper, Debbie Curnow-Ford, Tim Davies, Chris Donnelly, David Drew, Liz Fairhurst, Michael Ford, Steve Forster, Jonathan Glen, Marge Harvey, Pal Hayre, Juliet Henderson, Edward Heron, Zoe Huggins, Gary Hughes, Rob Humby, Adam Jackman, Mark Kemp-Gee, Peter Latham, Hugh Lumby, Keith Mans, Alexis McEvoy, Lesley Meenaghan, Derek Mellor, Rob Mocatta, Arun Mummalaneni, Russell Oppenheimer, Sarah Pankhurst, Stephen Parker, Neville Penman, Stephen Philpott, Lance Quantrill, Stephen Reid, Tom Thacker, Michael Thierry, Jan Warwick, Bill Withers and Seán Woodward. AGAINST (16) Councillors: Peter Chegwyn, Adrian Collett, Mark Cooper, Alex Crawford, Alan Dowden, Tim Groves, David Harrison, Keith House, Wayne Irish, Gavin James, Louise Parker-Jones, Jackie Porter, Roger Price, Kim Taylor, Martin Tod and Malcolm Wade. ABSTAIN (2) Councillor Melvyn Kendal and Andy Tree. The Capital Programme recommendations n) to p) were put to the vote and carried unanimously. RESOLVED: A. Revenue Budget and Precept 2022/23 That the County Council approve: a) The Treasurer's report under Se

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