Anti-Poverty and Inequality Committee of 30 August 2023 - Citizen Assemblies
Full council, 11 October 2023: a named vote between a motion and an amendment.
For the motion 24, For the amendment 21, 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 (24)
- Alex Nicoll (Scottish National Party)
- Alexander McLellan (Scottish National Party)
- Alison Alphonse (Scottish National Party)
- Bill Cormie (Scottish National Party)
- Christian Allard (Scottish National Party)
- Ciarán McRae (Scottish National Party)
- David Cameron, the Lord Provost (Scottish National Party)
- Dell Henrickson (Scottish National Party)
- Derek Davidson (Scottish National Party)
- Donna Clark (Scottish National Party)
- Gill Al-Samarai (Scottish National Party)
- Hazel Cameron (Scottish National Party)
- Jessica Mennie (Scottish National Party)
- John Cooke (Scottish National Party)
- Kairin van Sweeden (Scottish National Party)
- Lee Fairfull (Scottish National Party)
- Michael Hutchison (Scottish National Party)
- Miranda Radley (Scottish National Party)
- Neil Copland (Scottish National Party)
- Neil MacGregor (Scottish National Party)
- Desmond Buchanan (Liberal Democrats)
- Ian Yuill (Liberal Democrats)
- Martin Greig (Liberal Democrats)
- Steve Delaney, the Depute Provost (Liberal Democrats)
For the amendment (21)
- Deena Tissera (Labour)
- Gordon Graham (Labour)
- Graeme Lawrence (Labour)
- Jennifer Bonsell (Labour)
- Kate Blake (Labour)
- Lynn Thomson (Labour)
- M. Tauqeer Malik (Labour)
- Nurul Hoque Ali (Labour)
- Ross Grant (Labour)
- Sandra Macdonald (Labour)
- Simon Watson (Labour)
- Duncan Massey (Conservative)
- Emma Farquhar (Conservative)
- Ken McLeod (Conservative)
- Michael Kusznir (Conservative)
- Richard Brooks (Conservative)
- Ryan Houghton (Conservative)
- Sarah Cross (Conservative)
- Barney Crockett (Independent)
- Marie Boulton (Independent)
- Mrs Jennifer Stewart (Independent)
From the minutes
' Code of Conduct. Furthermore, she underlined that this was a public meeting, as members were aware, and it was for members to regulate their own conduct in the meeting. On a division, there voted:- For the motion (24) - Lord Provost; Depute Provost; and Councillors Al-Samarai, Allard, Alphonse, Bouse, Hazel Cameron, Clark, Cooke, Copland, Cormie, Davidson, Fairfull, Greig, Henrickson, Hutchison, MacGregor, McLellan, McRae, Mennie, Nicoll, Radley, van Sweeden and Yuill. For the amendment (21) - Councillors Ali, Blake, Bonsell, Boulton, Brooks, Crockett, Cross, Farquhar, Graham, Grant, Houghton, Kusznir, Lawrence, Macdonald, McLeod, Malik, Massey, Mrs Stewart, Thomson, Tissera and Watson. The Council resolved:- to adopt the motion.
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.