Minutes
Full council, 9 May 2024: a named vote between a motion and an amendment.
For the motion 36, For the amendment 24, 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 (36)
- Catherine Fullerton (Scottish National Party)
- Danny Aston (Scottish National Party)
- Denis Dixon (Scottish National Party)
- Euan Hyslop (Scottish National Party)
- Finlay McFarlane (Scottish National Party)
- Fiona Glasgow (Scottish National Party)
- Kate Campbell (Scottish National Party)
- Lesley Macinnes (Scottish National Party)
- Marco Biagi (Scottish National Party)
- Martha Mattos Coelho (Scottish National Party)
- Neil Gardiner (Scottish National Party)
- Norman Work (Scottish National Party)
- Simita Kumar (Scottish National Party)
- Stuart Dobbin (Scottish National Party)
- Vicky Nicolson (Scottish National Party)
- Alex Staniforth (Green)
- Alys Mumford (Green)
- Ben Parker (Green)
- Chas Booth (Green)
- Claire Miller (Green)
- Dan Heap (Green)
- Jule Bandel (Green)
- Kayleigh Kinross-O'Neill (Green)
- Steve Burgess (Green)
- Susan Rae (Green)
- Christopher Cowdy (Conservative)
- Graeme Bruce (Conservative)
- Iain Whyte (Conservative)
- Jason Rust (Conservative)
- Joanna Mowat (Conservative)
- Marie-Clair Munro (Conservative)
- Max Mitchell (Conservative)
- Tim Jones (Conservative)
- Ross McKenzie (Independent)
- McNeese-Meechan (not matched to a member)
- Nols-McVey (not matched to a member)
For the amendment (24)
- Cammy Day (Labour)
- James Dalgleish (Labour)
- Jane Meagher (Labour)
- Joan Griffiths (Labour)
- Katrina Faccenda (Labour)
- Lezley Marion Cameron (Labour)
- Mandy Watt (Labour)
- Margaret Arma Graham (Labour)
- Scott Arthur (Labour)
- Stephen Jenkinson (Labour)
- Tim Pogson (Labour)
- Val Walker (Labour)
- Alan Beal (Liberal Democrats)
- Edward Thornley (Liberal Democrats)
- Fiona Bennett (Liberal Democrats)
- Hal Osler (Liberal Democrats)
- Jack Caldwell (Liberal Democrats)
- Kevin Lang (Liberal Democrats)
- Lewis Younie (Liberal Democrats)
- Louise Young (Liberal Democrats)
- Neil Ross (Liberal Democrats)
- Pauline Flannery (Liberal Democrats)
- Sanne Dijkstra-Downie (Liberal Democrats)
- Lord Provost (not matched to a member)
From the minutes
adds “to the Culture and Communities Committee”. - moved by Councillor Thornley, seconded by Councillor Osler Voting The voting was as follows: For the motion For the amendment - - 36 votes 24 votes (For the motion: Councillors Aston, Bandel, Biagi, Booth, Bruce, Burgess, Campbell, Cowdy, Dixon, Dobbin, Fullerton, Gardiner, Glasgow, Heap, Hyslop, Jones, Kumar, Macinnes, Mattos Coelho, McFarlane, McKenzie, McNeese-Meechan, Miller, Mitchell, Mowat, Mumford, Munro, Nicolson, Nols-McVey, O'Neill, Parker, Rae, Rust, Staniforth, Whyte and Work. The City of Edinburgh Council – 9 May 2024 Page 78 of 169 For the amendment: Lord Provost, Councillors Arthur, Beal, Bennett, Caldwell, Lezley Marion Cameron, Dalgleish, Day, Dijkstra-Downie, Faccenda, Flannery, Graham, Griffiths, Jenkinson, Lang, Meagher, Osler, Pogson, Ross, Thornley, Walker, Watt, Young and Younie.) Decision To approve the motion by Councillor Rae. 30 Banning the Use of Mobile Phones during the School Day– Motion by Councillor Cowdy The following motion by Councillo
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