Thanks for the work that went into that (even more pleased that it wasn't a stupid question!) I'm even more annoyed that the Bishop voted for than my MHK, Cregeen voting that way. Cregeen obviously used previously being a union man to further his political career and is happy to dump on the poor & vulnerable in society when it suits, but the Bishop should surely have a conscience? When the Chief Minister describes a tax as "unfair", isn't that enough for the Bishop to object, even if he knew the vote would be lost? If the Bishop can't vote on conscience, then what on earth is he there for?
No Probs,
I was asking too - but found 30 ish minutes spare in my day to do it myself.
Just to entertain myself had a little play with strikethrough text on one of the names !