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Councils · Pembrokeshire Council

Diversity in Democracy

Full council, 15 July 2021: a named vote on the amendment, carried.

For 27, Against 21, Abstained 1.

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 (27)

Against (21)

Abstained (1)

From the minutes

dart. The further Amendment to refer the matter back to the Democratic Services Committee was put to the vote by way of the remote voting function and was carried. The votes were recorded as follows: For the further Amendment: Councillors Steve Alderman, Tony Baron, Rod Bowen, David Bryan, Aaron Carey, Mark Carter, John Cole, John Davies, Vic Dennis, Kevin Doolin, Paul Dowson, Tim Evans, Lyndon Frayling, Huw George, Paul Harries, Tessa Hodgson, Mike James, Michael John, Phil Kidney, Peter Morgan, Myles Pepper, Jonathan Preston, David Pugh, Mike Stoddart, Alison Tudor, Jacob Williams, Michael Williams [27] Councillor Reg Owens advised that he had missed the vote and wished his vote for the Amendment to be recorded. The total votes for the Amendment was therefore 28. Against the further Amendment: Councillors Jamie Adams, Phil Baker, Michelle Bateman, Joshua Beynon, Aden Brinn, Di Clements, Pat Davies, Simon Hancock, Jon Harvey, David Howlett, Stephen Joseph, Bob Kilmister, David Lloyd, Paul Miller, Neil Prior, Paul Rapi, David Simpson, Rhys Sinnett, Rob Summons, Cris Tomos, Guy Woodham [21] Abstentions: Councillor Pearl Llewellyn [1] RESOLVED That the proposal to commit to becoming a Diverse Council be referred back to Democratic Services Committee for more work and clarification.

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