Standing Orders Review
Full council, 26 June 2024: a named vote between a motion and an amendment, carried.
For the motion 14, For the amendment 14, Abstained 0.
Party in overall control of the council on the date: No overall control. Each councillor's party is the one the council recorded for them at the time.
For the motion (14)
- Bryan Deakin (No party recorded)
- Cecil Meiklejohn (No party recorded)
- David Balfour (No party recorded)
- Fiona Collie (No party recorded)
- Gary Bouse (No party recorded)
- Gordon Forrest (No party recorded)
- Iain Sinclair (No party recorded)
- James Bundy (No party recorded)
- James Kerr (No party recorded)
- Jim Flynn (No party recorded)
- Lorna Binnie (No party recorded)
- Paul Garner (No party recorded)
- Sarah Patrick (No party recorded)
- Stacey Devine (No party recorded)
For the amendment (14)
- Alan Nimmo (No party recorded)
- Alf Kelly (No party recorded)
- Ann Ritchie (No party recorded)
- Anne Hannah (No party recorded)
- Brian McCabe (No party recorded)
- Claire Brown (No party recorded)
- David Aitchison (No party recorded)
- Euan Stainbank (No party recorded)
- Jack Redmond (No party recorded)
- Laura Murtagh (No party recorded)
- Robert Bissett (No party recorded)
- Robert J Spears (No party recorded)
- Siobhan Paterson (No party recorded)
- William F Buchanan (No party recorded)
From the minutes
he following votes were taken by roll call in accordance with Standing Order 23, there being 28 members present in each case. (1) Extend time of committee papers available in advance to 10 clear days For the motion (14) – Depute Provost Balfour and Councillors Binnie, Bouse, Bundy, Collie, Deakin, Devine, Flynn, Forrest, Garner, Baillie Kerr, Meiklejohn, Patrick and Sinclair. For the amendment (14) – Provost Bissett and Councillors Aitchison, Brown, Baillie Buchanan, Hannah, Kelly, McCabe, Murtagh, Nimmo, Paterson, Redmond, Ritchie, Spears and Stainbank. There being an equality of votes, in accordance with Standing Order 22.6, the Provost exercised his second, or casting vote, in favour of the amendm
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