Agenda item
Declarations of Interest
Members are requested at a meeting where a disclosable pecuniary interest or personal interest arises, which is not already included in their Register of Members' Interests, todeclare any interests that relate to an item on the agenda.
Where a Member discloses a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest, he/she must withdraw from the meeting room, including from the public gallery, during the whole consideration of any item of business in which he/she has an interest, except where he/she is permitted to remain as a result of a grant of a dispensation.
Where a Member discloses a personal interest he/she must seek advice from the Monitoring Officer or staff member representing the Monitoring Officer to determine whether the Member should withdraw from the meeting room, including from the public gallery, during the whole consideration of any item of business in which he/she has an interest or whether the Member can remain in the meeting or remain in the meeting and vote on the relevant decision.
Minutes:
In accordance with Paragraph 9 of the Council’s Code of Conduct, the following declarations of personal interest were made and the Members concerned remained in the room during the consideration of the item:
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Nature of Interest
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Councillor Danny Burns |
Minute No. 91 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Halsall - Call for Government-Funded Pay Rise for Council Staff |
He is employed in the public sector – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor June Burns |
Minute No. 93 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Doolin – Government’s Betrayal of WASPI Women |
She falls within the definition of a WASPI pensioner – stayed in the room, took no part in the consideration of the item and did not vote thereon; |
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Councillor Corcoran |
Minute No. 91 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Halsall - Call for Government-Funded Pay Rise for Council Staff |
She is employed in the public sector – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Desmond |
Minute No. 93 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Doolin – Government’s Betrayal of WASPI Women |
His wife falls within the definition of a WASPI pensioner – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Grace |
Minute No. 93 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Doolin – Government’s Betrayal of WASPI Women |
She falls within the definition of a WASPI pensioner – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Hardman |
Minute No. 93 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Doolin – Government’s Betrayal of WASPI Women |
She falls within the definition of a WASPI pensioner – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Lappin |
Minute No. 93 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Doolin – Government’s Betrayal of WASPI Women |
She falls within the definition of a WASPI pensioner – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Maher |
Minute No. 93 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Doolin – Government’s Betrayal of WASPI Women |
His wife falls within the definition of a WASPI pensioner – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Murphy |
Minute No. 91 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Halsall - Call for Government-Funded Pay Rise for Council Staff |
She is employed in the public sector – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon;
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Councillor Catie Page |
Minute No. 93 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Doolin – Government’s Betrayal of WASPI Women |
She falls within the definition of a WASPI pensioner – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Sammon |
Minute No. 92 - Renewable Energy Generation on New Council Developments |
He owns a business specialising in the installation of heat pumps - stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Shaw |
Minute No. 93 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Doolin – Government’s Betrayal of WASPI Women |
His late wife falls within the definition of a WASPI pensioner – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; |
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Councillor Spring |
Minute No. 91 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Halsall - Call for Government-Funded Pay Rise for Council Staff |
He is employed in the public sector – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon; and
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Councillor Sir Ron Watson |
Minute No. 91 - Motion Submitted by Councillor Halsall - Call for Government-Funded Pay Rise for Council Staff |
His son is employed in the public sector – stayed in the room, took part in the consideration of the item and voted thereon.
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