Labour Party women’s conference 2019
Labour Party Annual Women’s Conference will be taking place 23-24 February 2019 at Telford International Centre.
The deadline for registering delegates, submitting motions and nominating candidates for the Women’s Conference Arrangements Committee is 14 January.
For suggested motions for submission, click here.
The Centre-Left Grassroots Alliance, including the Campaign for Labour Party Democracy and Momentum, is supporting the candidates listed on this leaflet:
Click here for leaflet calling for nominations
All three are supporters of Jeremy Corbyn and stand for a democratic, inclusive, policy-making women’s conference, building on the tireless activity of Jean and Teresa as incumbents who have been working hard to represent grassroots women and promote diversity, accessibility and engagement since they were elected as CLP representatives in 2017.
CLPD Executive statement on equal & fair treatment
CLPD Executive statement, adopted unanimously at May 2018 EC meeting, with some 35 EC members in attendance
All party rules, codes of conduct, enforcement and disciplinary bodies acting against individuals and local parties must be accountable, and consistent with legal due process: natural justice, proportionality, presumption of innocence, fact-based verified evidence, transparency, reasonable time-scales and right of appeal, modelled on common law, Human Rights Law, and proposals of the Chakrabarti report. All individuals, whatever their standing in the party, must receive equal treatment. We call for guidelines and standards along these lines to be adopted by our Party.
Building the Union Link where you live
Guide produced by TULO, November 2017. Click here to download pdf.
Guide for new Labour Party members
Taken, with thanks, from Momentum Sheffield. Click here to download pdf.
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