Question and Answer Session: Proposed Revision to the Mayor of London's Transport Strategy

Board, 17 November 2022: a named vote on the amendment, lost.

For 9, 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 (9)

Andrew Boff (Conservative)
Emma Best (Conservative)
Keith Prince (Conservative)
Lord Bailey (Conservative)
Neil Garratt (Conservative)
Nick Rogers (Conservative)
Peter Fortune (Conservative)
Susan Hall (Conservative)
Tony Devenish (Conservative)

Against (13)

Anne Clarke (Labour)
Elly Baker (Labour)
Joanne McCartney (Labour)
Krupesh Hirani (Labour)
Lord Duvall (Labour)
Marina Ahmad (Labour)
Sakina Sheikh (Labour)
Unmesh Desai (Labour)
Caroline Russell (Green)
Siân Berry (Green)
Zack Polanski (Green)
Caroline Pidgeon (Liberal Democrats)
Hina Bokhari (Liberal Democrats)

From the minutes

n in the debate. 3.19 At the conclusion of the debate and in accordance with Standing Order 2.7, a named vote was taken on the amendment in the name of Nick Rogers AM. The votes were cast as follows: For the amendment: Shaun Bailey AM, Emma Best AM, Tony Devenish AM, Peter Fortune AM, Neil Garratt AM, Susan Hall AM, Keith Prince AM, Nick Rogers AM, and Andrew Boff AM (Deputy Chair). Against the amendment: Marina Ahmad AM, Elly Baker AM, Siân Berry AM, Hina Bokhari AM, Anne Clarke AM, Unmesh Desai AM, Len Duvall AM, Krupesh Hirani AM, Joanne McCartney AM, Caroline Pidgeon MBE AM, Zack Polanski AM, Caroline Russell AM, Sakina Sheikh AM and Dr Onkar Sahota AM (Chair). With 9 votes being cast in favour and 14 votes being cast against, the amendment was not carried. 3.20 In accordance with Standing Order 2.7, a named vote was taken on the amendment in the name of Caroline Pidgeon MB

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