Consideration by the London Assembly of the Mayor of London's Draft Consolidated Budget Proposals 2021-22
Board, 27 January 2021: a named vote on the motion.
For 11, Against 13, Abstained 0.
The authority's mayor on the date: Labour (a strategic authority isn't run by a party). Each member's party is the one their home council recorded for them at the time, where the site has it.
For (11)
- Andrew Dismore (Labour)
- Dr Alison Moore (Labour)
- Dr Onkar Sahota (Labour)
- Jennette Arnold (Labour)
- Joanne McCartney (Labour)
- Lord Duvall (Labour)
- Léonie Cooper (Labour)
- Murad Qureshi (Labour)
- Navin Shah (Labour)
- Nicky Gavron (Labour)
- Unmesh Desai (Labour)
Against (13)
- Andrew Boff (Conservative)
- Gareth Bacon MP (Conservative)
- Keith Prince (Conservative)
- Lord Bailey (Conservative)
- Steve O'Connell (Conservative)
- Susan Hall (Conservative)
- Tony Arbour (Conservative)
- Tony Devenish (Conservative)
- Caroline Russell (Green)
- Siân Berry (Green)
- Caroline Pidgeon (Liberal Democrats)
- David Kurten (not matched to a member)
- Peter Whittle (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
on, namely: “That the Assembly approves the draft Consolidated Budget for 2021-22 together with the draft component budgets comprised within it without amendment”. 4.8 The votes were cast as follows: For the motion: Jennette Arnold OBE AM, Léonie Cooper AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Andrew Dismore AM, Len Duvall AM, Nicky Gavron AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Dr Alison Moore AM, Murad Qureshi AM, Dr Onkar Sahota AM and Navin Shah AM (Chair). Against the motion: Gareth Bacon AM MP, Shaun Bailey AM, Siân Berry AM, Andrew Boff AM, Tony Devenish AM, Susan Hall AM, David Kurten AM, Steve O'Connell AM, Caroline Pidgeon MBE AM, Keith Prince AM, Caroline Russell AM, Peter Whittle AM and Tony Arbour AM (Deputy Chairman). Upon being put to the vote, the substantive motion was lost (with 11 votes being cast in favour and 13 votes being cast against). 4.9 It was explain
The item in the council's own minutes. Names are matched to the councillors listed at the meeting. The names of people who aren't councillors are removed.