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condemned by真fer i Arbenali una eHer ndfeydd heddiw. O food hi ganddo mai diolch am ni allan ymddygiad ymwinformation ond aw podd i gyd yn teulu, nir war்rwynd addysg. o bryd. A oes unrhyw bwysig i ddechrau? Nid, nid. Ym Mhob ym Mhob 2. Rydyn ni wedi cael ymgyrch o'r Cymru Russell, Amdash, Champion, nid Champion, mae hi yma, Chapman, Cymru Spall, McHugh, Cyn Ddorca, Burgess, Shake, Nathan a Sincona. Yn ogystal â phobl? Nid? Felly, rydyn ni'n mynd i ddod i item 3. Ym mynd i item 3 yw ymgyrch o'r Llywodraig y Cynulliad. Llywodraig Hyde, rydw i'n credu bod chi'n eich gwybod i wneud y nomiaeth i Llywodraig y Cynulliad. Yn ogystal â phobl? Rydw i'n mynd i ddod i fy ngwlad ymgyrch o'r Llywodraig, Yn ogystal â phobl? Mae'r cyfle hwn yn dda, yw'r holl beth. Yn ogystal â phobl, byddwn yn gwybod. Mae'r tri bach amd qualifying. Mae'r dau leiafettrerddwyr ar y ddgdeddf. Diolch, o bobl. Diolch D socioばth. Mae'r diogelu gael cyflinol. Daith i ni ymlwg â'r ffordd hwn â'wigoes aircraft gwybodaeth~~~ decides wonder guess my importance My Service sydd wedi'i wneud, ond byddwch chi'n mynd, byddwch chi'n mynd. Mae unrhyw ddiddordeb ymlaen? Rwy'n gobeithio am ddiddordeb hynny. Ond roeddwn i'n meddwl efallai y byddwn yn cydweithio unrhyw ddiddordeb i Alexander Hamilton, sy'n credu ei fod wedi'i ffurfio'i potensiol polisiol oherwydd ei fod wedi'i siarad ac wedi'i ddiddordeb, ond efallai nid yw'r cyfrifiadau'n bwysig. Felly roeddwn i'n gwneud hynny'n bwysig ac yn siarad am sut y bydd Una yn aelodol cymdeithasol ymlaen, yn gweithio gyda'r Llywodraeth Lleidyddol cymdeithasol i ddiddordeb ymlaen, i ddiddordeb y pethau i'n gweithio oherwydd'r ffordd y mae hi'n cymdeithasol ymlaen i ddiddordebau cymdeithasol mewn bywyd cymdeithasol. Ychydig nesaf, ond rwy'n gwybod y byddwch chi'n ymwneud ymlaen i'r cymdeithasol.

1. Llywodraeth ymlaen. Mae'r byw Una yn sôn am ei llythnos ymlaen, yn ymlaen, yn ymlaen. Yn ymlaen oherwydd eu cyfrifiad, mae'r hyn a hyn yn gweithio ar y chymdeithasol, yn gweithio'r cymdeithasol i'r Llywodraeth, yn preifio teisiau a chofi ar gyfer y gwasanaeth a allan, neu fel Caledoniaid Cymdeithasol ymlaen oherwydd 2014, mae yna ddiddordeb, gwybodaeth a chymdeithasol yn y ffordd y mae Una'n cymryd y bywyd.
2. Llywodraeth ymlaen. Mae'r Llywodraeth ymlaen ymlaen i nifer, mae'r penderfyniad hwn wedi'i cymryd fel Llywodraeth Cymdeithasol i ddangos y penderfyniad ymlaen ymlaen. Mae'r Llywodraeth ymlaen ei hun yn gweithio ar gyfer ymlaen a chymdeithasol ymlaen a chymdeithasol er mwy yn fcop ynnton hynny ar yr howoughon mewn cymdeithasol hi.
3. Llywodraeth ymlaen. Mae Una'n rosehen iawn a fazou rhan half ar yr ystyr ymlaen i mewn.
4. Llywodraeth ymlaen. Una was the executive member for homes and communities when the council had to work with a housing ombudsman. But she did not flinch. roedd yn aelod gyrraedd a meddwl bod gyrraedd yna gyda phobl hynod a mi ran y cyllideb CCTV бopredu iechyd r ониl sydd pethau a chl200 giro os oed dealing ob boil y stron Mtn roedd custody Prifysgol First of allwyd yr aelod cyfmwm â chy yeter throf into the light, both through her work as a backbencher, and then from 2019 on the executive and the VCS portfolio with community centres and then with the Homes and Communities portfolios, she's never shied away from transparency in sharing things appropriately with the group and the public. 함께 timen ac atro sections appropriately inclREEthgwyth mewn y $P Migios ag Gen fight . Number six! honesty. anyone here been on the receiving end of Una honesty? CC B�� have certainly have. she tells it like it is and that is such a strength fel y byddwch chi'n gwybod lle ydych chi yw gyda Una, mae'n dweud beth mae'n dweud ac mae'n dweud beth mae'n dweud.
5. Llywodraeth Mae'r ffordd y mae Una'n ymwneud yw'n gweithio â'r bobl a'i ffocws o ddarparu'r gwybodaethau hyfforddiol i'r adnoddiadau yma. Mae'n unio'r bobl a'n ffwrdd i gyd mewn unrhyw beth sy'n ddiddorol ac yn ddiddorol. Mae Una'n ymwneud gyda'r ffyrdd. Mae'n ymwneud ymwneud gyda'r ffyrdd yma, yn y ffestafol ymlaen, a phroffiwn i'w gysylltu eu teniwyr fel gweithredwr. Mae'n dda iawn am y siŵr, y dancwch a'r fwyaf sydd wedi'i bwylo i'r gwasanaethau ymlaen dros y byd. Mae Una'n ymwneud gyda'r ffyrdd, yn ymwneud y gwasanaethau, yn ymwneud eftido? Mae'n dda iawn am y siŵr, yn y ffestafol o dynhaeth a'r ffyrdd, yn y ffestafol ffyrdd, a'r ddanfulg yma, gan lu ymlaen ac yn toti rhai gwych炔og. Maeetter ymwneud i ffyrdd a hwnau bwys chanceol yn cynnu antiquidd y peth y dubai ag trade routes. Mae't yn cael cwyddi Covid a nain a tyfodaethau arlat Rhai-哎- yn важid y brofi cream shameless hyn, ond mae'n gorfod yr arlant diogel g無 glaub nghiwydigaeth ddyblen ac rwy'n gwybod eich bod yn ymddygiol, nid yw'r prynsipau Nolan, ond hefyd y gwerthoedd yng Nghymru Yslington, y gwerthoedd y byddwn yn ymwneud yn 2010, 2014, 2018 ac yn 2022, oherwydd ymddygiol a'i gwerthoedd pobl o gwaith o leiaf a'i gweithio'n ddiddordeb i gwerthoedd pobl sy'n byw a'i gweithio yng Nghymru Yslington. Una, mae'n bwysig i chi, fy ffrind, fel ydych chi'n dechrau'r newydd newydd, ond rydych chi'n cael bach sy'n gobeithio gyda'r gwaith, ymgyrch a'i gwybodaethau bob ddau. Mae'n beth ysgolion bwysig a gweithio'r gweithiau, ond mae'n bwysig y byddwch chi'n gallu gwneud hyn oherwydd, ac wrth gwrs, dydych chi'n gwneud hyn o'n ennill. Rydyn ni'n fwy gyda chi, oherwydd rydym yn siŵr i ddechrau pobloga, inygwylwyr a'r ddynion, ac yn gwneud ystod Ieslington y cyfle bwysig i gael i'r genedlau i ddod. I'll end on this, Councillor O'Halloran, yes you flippin' well can, you've got this. Thank you very much, Councillor Hyde. Councillor Pandole, would you like to speak, would you like to second, please? So I haven't known Una as long as Councillor Hyde, but I will try and honour what you've just said. So Madam Mayor, I stand incredibly honoured and proud to second a proposal from Councillor Hyde of Una O'Halloran as the next leader of Islington Council. Una has been nothing but supportive of me since I first met her in 2017 at Finsbury Park Mosque. As Mayor, she was a beacon of kindness and respect. Her genuine humility and consideration for others, even in a place of worship which was not her own, left a lasting impression on me. She even wore a hijab as a sign of respect, demonstrating her deep understanding of the importance of cultural sensitivity. Her ability to connect with the people of Islington is no easy feat, but she manages it with so much grace and respect. Una takes the time to speak with individuals from all walks of life, offering encouragement and wisdom. It was her influence and encouragement that inspired me to consider a role in serving my community in Islington. When I decided to stand as a councillor, Una's unwavering support was invaluable. She believed in me and my potential, and she was incredibly excited about my candidacy, and I will always be thankful for her, for her support. Una embodies the spirit of Islington. She deeply understands the challenges faced by a resident, and is committed to addressing them with compassion. Islington is a place of welcome and opportunity, and I was glad to see it become formally recognised as a bar of sanctuary earlier this year, reaffirming our commitment towards migrants and refugees. I am confident that, under Una's leadership, we will continue to uphold these values and create a brighter future for all. Under her guidance, Islington and its people will be represented by someone who upholds our Islington labour values of fairness, equality and unity. I look forward to supporting Una in this vote, and I hope you all will join me. Thank you for that, Councillor Pando. Thank you, Madam Mayor, and thank you for calling me. I want to thank you for calling this special meeting of the council as well. The majority party group is determined and eager to get on with having Una as our new leader, and we are not going to wait until 12 December to do that. We are going to do it tonight. I want to remind everybody that Una is the nominee of the majority party of the Labour group. I say to comrades and colleagues and friends here, looking over to the Chief Whip, she's fairly relaxed. I think we've got the votes in our bag. Una steps forward tonight as our new leader, knowing that she enjoys the fullest confidence and the deepest goodwill of the majority party. I think that will also be conveyed by our opposition groups, too. She has that confidence and goodwill, probably more so than any other Labour leader that I've known, and you know where I'm going with this. I've known a few. Una's election is unique in several ways. Never before has the majority party group on this council chosen a new leader on the very first ballot. I know this is a little exotic, the vagaries of the exhaustive ballot process, but most people in this room know what that means. It's never happened before, ever. Something else that's never happened before is that Una is not the first leader to be born and raised in Islington. She's just the second, Kaia was the first, but Una is the first ever to become leader, Islington born and raised, who is a lifelong Islington council tenant, ever. And the first. And what about to say next, we'll only get half the room. She's also the first Labour leader in 38 years representing a South Islington ward. Nick Sullivan, I need you to pay more attention at this point. Of course, she's also the first leader to represent the Cali, ever. Now, understand this. Una is the daughter of migrants, a daughter of that generation of Irish who came to Britain in the 1950s and 60s and who helped rebuild post-war Britain. A generation that did not have it easy, but who worked hard, raised their families and were ambitious for their children, just like every generation of migrants before and since. And the quality of Una's upbringing and life are, I think, wonderfully represented by what we've recently called a hat-trick of achievements in the past few weeks. Una and Ray have just celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with family and friends. Then they were both awarded the papal benymerenti medals, a very high honour awarded by the Holy Father to Catholic laity for their deep contribution to the church and to their community. Those two landmarks seem to me reflect the two pillars of Una's working-class London Irish culture. Her character is defined by her family and by her faith. That's where she gets those qualities of compassion and kindness, of justice, honesty and integrity. You add to that a commonsensical pragmatism, a determination to get things done, to focus on the basics of running this council well. She is already an authentic voice of the people in our borough and she will lead the council for the folk in our community who need us delivering at our best. That's why Una, as leader, will be the very best of Islington. I know. Thank you Madam Mayor. Here on behalf of the Green Group, we congratulate and welcome Una in her new role. In South Lothian Street, we do have a Labour-run council, we have a Labour Mayor and yes, we have a Labour Government. But Islington residents expect the council to deliver from huge issues, from climate change to the housing crisis. We wish you all the best in those efforts. And Councillor Phil Graham please. The reason I became a councillor, one of the reasons, one of the massive reasons was Una Allan. She was my friend before I was a councillor. She was a friend when I was just an activist and she was one of the ones along with Troy who encouraged me to step forward. I know some of you may not be too happy with that. Things happen, they go down the road. But I'm delighted to welcome her and I hope she'll be one of our strongest leaders. She's got a backbone that's made of solid stuff and you wouldn't cross her. And if your leadership does decide to go back on any more promises, I'm sure Councillor Allan will be up at the front telling them that they're doing wrong. So we welcome you and we look forward to working with you. Thank you. We just have a couple more things here. The next thing is, Councillor Craig, is there anything that you would like to say in the meeting? Well, you sprung that on me rather. I normally only have to say formally Madam Mayor. And I would just like to finish by saying, I think I can speak on behalf of us all by saying, Una, whoop, whoop, whoop! Oh, councillors, are we all in favour of the nomination? In that case, I'm pleased to announce and declare that Councillor Una O'Halloran is elected as leader of the council. Congratulations. Now, Councillor O'Halloran, would you like to say a few words? Thank you. Thank you everyone. I'm really honoured and privileged and thank you for all attending because when we called this meeting at short notice, thank you officers for making it happen. There's other committees tonight. When I got elected, I was brought up that you serve people and that's all I know, that you be kind to people and you serve people and you use your voice if you see something you spoke out about inequalities, injustice. My dad was a councillor the year I was born in the old borough of Finsbury. I mean, my dad and my mum have both passed, so I feel like they're looking down on me somewhere. My sister's here, my husband's here. I want to thank him for all the support. I want to thank Reggie, who's part of our family over there, who's been at everything since I was a child, showing his age now. My brothers couldn't be here, the two that actually live here, because they're at a funeral in the north of Ireland, so I can't get back. I just want to say to all of you, you've put a lot of trust in me, but it's not about me, it's about all of us. A leader's only as good as her team and I say to the opposition groups as well, we need to work together. We've all got elected to serve residents and I intend to serve whatever's thrown at us. It is going to be tough because we have got an amazing Labour Government, we've got an amazing Labour Mayor who's already hit the ground running, like this council, brought free school meals for children and the Mayor sees the vision, but we've been left a terrible mess from the Tories. But I still believe there's hope people will be better with Labour on their side. I'm looking forward to working with the National Party, with the Mayor, and as you say, to continue building houses. We did not stop, so thank you, council award, because we could have sat other councils stop building. We continued in really, really tough times and we will have our commitment to keep building homes because each of us at our surgeries have got that casework overcrowded. We are a small borough, we are about inequality, we are about fairness, but Labour Party is about hope and people need hope. And I'm going to work with each and every one of you and listen to you and see how can we do this together. I have been trusted to take decisions on your behalf, but I hope that each of you, my door is open. It's not just my door is open, I want to listen to my comrades, my fellow councillors. And I'm really proud that councillor Bradford Bell has offered to be my deputy, so can we give him a round of applause. Because this is somebody, this is our future generations. There's a lot of young councillors. This is someone who's sworn in at the arsenal. I was proud. We had a breakfast, lunch and they were showing all the things. And the first thing he said, what more can you do? What more can you do? My leader wants me to challenge you more. That's the sort of person. What more can you do to the local ward councillors? This is what we're about. We're about fairness and we know that people are living in conditions that we need to up our game. But we will work every single day. When they say Labour is on your side, I am on your side as a resident with all my fellow comrades. I want to just say thank you all because you all give up to do this job. A lot of them are full-time jobs, the executive work extremely hard. They do their case work, they do their surgeries and they're just here to make things better. So I know together we can do things better. So just thank you from the bottom of my heart. And I'm not going to let you down and I am going to be outspoken, but I'm going to work with people. Thank you. Thank you very much, Madam Leader. That concludes our business for the evening. Llywodraethol a gwasanaethol ychwanegol i fynd i mi mewn ystafell Cymru 5 oherwydd y cyfnod, i gyfrifoedd a i ddechrau.