GREEN
GROUP AMENDMENT
GREEN PRIDE
That the motion be amended with the deletion of text as struck through and the insertion of text as shown in bold italics.
1.
That the event
‘Green Pride’ is organised as a protest, and therefore
the council does not grant landlord consent for it to take
place
2.
Support for the
use of medicinal cannabis and CBD oil in line
with current national
legislation, and
the right to protest on the issue of cannabis use.
3.
Safely managing
protests in Brighton and Hove is the responsibility with Sussex
Police This Council agrees to request that the:
1.
2. Chief Executive to write to Katy Bourne, the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner outlining that the council’s deep concern with disproportionate and inconsistent policing of recent protests in the city, and to seek assurances that future protests are managed safety, consistently and with sensitivity in relation to the topic of the protest. 3. Chief Executive to write to the Home Secretary and Shadow Home Secretary outlining concerns with the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which would give even greater powers to the police to restrict protests, threatening the democratic right to free speech and protest currently enjoyed by all. |
Proposed by: Cllr Clare Seconded by: Cllr Littman
Recommendation if carried to read: |
This council notes
1.
That the event
‘Green Pride’ is organised as a protest, and therefore
the council does not grant landlord consent for it to take
place 2. Support for the use of medicinal cannabis and CBD oil in line with current national legislation, and the right to protest on the issue of cannabis use.
3.
Safely managing
protests in Brighton and Hove is the responsibility with Sussex
Police This Council agrees to request that the: 1. Policy & Resources Committee consider alongside Sussex Police, the use of Council Property, including Preston Park in relation to public protests; unauthorised commercial events; and events which contain an element of both; 2. Chief Executive to write to Katy Bourne, the Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner outlining that the council’s deep concern with disproportionate and inconsistent policing of recent protests in the city, and to seek assurances that future protests are managed safety, consistently and with sensitivity in relation to the topic of the protest; and 3. Chief Executive to write to the Home Secretary and Shadow Home Secretary outlining concerns with the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill, which would give even greater powers to the police to restrict protests, threatening the democratic right to free speech and protest currently enjoyed by all. |