Sue Blackwell from Labour International raised a point of order about international matters being squeezed off the agenda. She said there should have been an opportunity for open discussion after Ed Miliband’s speech.
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Conference Diary Ten – Tuesday morning
Rule breaking
There were two important points of order raised on the CAC report.
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Heidi Alexander’s announcement that Avanti West Coast would be in public ownership by March had been widely trailed in the media, but was still very well received in conference (many of whom will have suffered from that company, as passengers or and workers).
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At the start of Monday morning’s session John Byrne from Hazel Grove CLP raised a point of order on why his CLP’s motion had been ruled out.
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Yesterday morning in diary four we asked what had happened to them reference backs to the NPF Report: https://labourleftint.uk/2026/09/27/conference-diary-four-monday-morning/
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Women’s conference on Saturday was tiny, around 200 people on delegate estimates.
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The results of the priorities have been published.
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