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Issue - meetings

Motions on notice 27 January 2020

Meeting: 27/01/2020 - Council (Item 81)

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This item has a time limit of 60 minutes.

 

Motions received by the Head of Law and Governance in accordance with Council Procedure Rules by the deadline of 1.00pm on Wednesday 15 January 2020 are listed below.

 

Motions will be taken in turn from the Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green groups in that order.

 

Substantive amendments to these motions must be sent by councillors to the Head of Law and Governance by no later than 10.00am on Friday 24 January 2020 so that they may be circulated with the briefing note.

 

Minor technical or limited wording amendments may be submitted during the meeting but must be written down and circulated.

 

Council is asked to consider the following motions:

a)      Supporting refugee children (cross party motion proposed by Councillor Simmons)

 

b)      Licensing Private Rented Sector Homes (proposed by Councillor L Smith, seconded by Councillor Taylor)

 

c)      Car parking and vehicle management city (proposed by Councillor Gant)

 

d)      Bicycle Mayors (proposed by Councillor Wolff)

 

e)      Climate Partners (proposed by Councillor Henwood)

 

f)        International Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons (proposed by Councillor Tanner)

 

g)      Local Electricity Bill (proposed by Councillor Gant)

 

h)      Homelessness Charter (proposed by Councillor Wolff)

 

Minutes:

Council had before it eight motions on notice submitted in accordance with Council procedure rules and reached decisions as set out below.

 

Council resolved to adopt the following motions as set out in these minutes:

a)      Supporting refugee children

b)      Licensing Private Rented Sector Homes

c)      Car parking and vehicle management city

f)       International Treaty to Prohibit Nuclear Weapons

 

The following motion fell:

d)      Bicycle Mayors

 

Council agreed to the withdrawal of the following motion:

e)    Climate Partners

 

The following motions were not taken as the time allocated for debate had elapsed:

g)    Local Electricity Bill

h)      Homelessness Charter