Election of Leader and Depute Leader of the Council
Full council, 19 May 2022: a named vote on the motion, carried.
For 23, Against 0, Abstained 5.
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 (23)
- Andy Steel (Scottish National Party)
- Audrey Doig (Scottish National Party)
- Bruce MacFarlane (Scottish National Party)
- Cathy McEwan (Scottish National Party)
- Emma Rodden (Scottish National Party)
- Fiona Airlie-Nicolson (Scottish National Party)
- Iain Nicolson (Scottish National Party)
- Jacqueline Cameron (Scottish National Party)
- Jennifer Adam (Scottish National Party)
- Jim Paterson (Scottish National Party)
- John McNaughtan (Scottish National Party)
- John Shaw (Scottish National Party)
- Kenny MacLaren (Scottish National Party)
- Lisa-Marie Hughes (Scottish National Party)
- Mags MacLaren (Scottish National Party)
- Marie McGurk (Scottish National Party)
- Michelle Campbell (Scottish National Party)
- Provost Lorraine Cameron (Scottish National Party)
- Robert Innes (Scottish National Party)
- Stephen Burns (Scottish National Party)
- Will Mylet (Scottish National Party)
- Andy Doig (Independent)
- Anne Hannigan (Liberal Democrats)
Abstained (5)
- Alec Leishman (Conservative)
- David McGonigle (Conservative)
- James MacLaren (Conservative)
- John Gray (Conservative)
- Neill Graham (Conservative)
From the minutes
rs voted for the first amendment: Councillors Ann-Dowling, Clark, Davidson, Devine, Gilmour, Grady, G Graham, Hood, McCulloch, McDonald, McGuire, McMillan, Montgomery, Mullin and Smith. The following members voted for the motion: Councillors Adam, Airlie-Nicolson, Burns, J Cameron, Provost L Cameron, Campbell, Andy Doig, Audrey Doig, Hannigan, Hughes, Innes, MacFarlane, K MacLaren, M MacLaren, McEwan, McGurk, McNaughtan, Mylet, Nicolson, Paterson, Rodden, Shaw and Steel. The following members abstained: Councillors N Graham, Gray, Leishman, J MacLaren and McGonigle. 15 members having voted for the first amendment, 23 members having voted for the motion and 5 members having abstained, the motion was accordingly d
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