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Recorded votes on IGA2018-0865

Main motion at the Combined Meeting of Council, July 30, 2018. Carried 7–6.

Result
Carried 7–6
Margin +1
Absent
0
Meeting
Jul 30, 2018
Combined Meeting of Council
Topic
Intergovernmental
Keyword-derived
Kind
Main motion

Resolution

Council minutes, roll call. Source

That with respect to Report IGA2018-0865, the following be adopted, as amended: That Council: 1. Direct Administration to ask the Province of Alberta to explore the pros and cons of lowering the voting age, with the provision that the final decision on voting remain with the Municipalities.

Seats
YesNoAbsent (recorded)No vote recorded
Seats run Mayor, then Wards 1–14. Text and named votes from the confirmed Council minutes (linked above, at the source page).

How each member voted

SeatMemberVote
MayorNaheed NenshiYes
Ward 1Ward SutherlandNo
Ward 3Jyoti GondekYes
Ward 4Sean ChuNo
Ward 5George ChahalYes
Ward 6Jeff DavisonNo
Ward 7Druh FarrellYes
Ward 8Evan WoolleyYes
Ward 9Gian-Carlo CarraYes
Ward 11Jeromy FarkasNo
Ward 12Shane KeatingYes
Ward 13Diane Colley-UrquhartNo
Ward 14Peter DemongNo
A roll call from the minutes. A member not listed was absent or did not vote; the minutes do not always say which.

Recorded votes on IGA2018-0865

3 votes
MeetingMotionResult
Jul 30, 2018
Combined Meeting of Council
Amendment
That Recommendation 1 contained in Report IGA2018-0865 be amended by deleting it in its entirety and substituting with the following: 1. Direct Administration to ask the Province of Alberta to expl…
Carried 7–5
Jul 30, 2018 (this vote)
Combined Meeting of Council
Main motion
Direct Administration to ask the Province of Alberta to explore the pros and cons of lowering the voting age, with the provision that the final decision on voting remain with the Municipalities.
Carried 7–6
Jul 30, 2018
Combined Meeting of Council
Main motion
Endorse Report IGA2018-0865 and the Council position reflecting the themes as outlined in the Attachment to Report IGA2018-0865.
Defeated 6–7
Amendments, referrals and the main motion on the same report, oldest first.