Challenges over ruled out motions
Five delegates raised points of order on the CAC report, that included notice that 95 motions had been ruled out for not fulfilling the “CAC criteria”.
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Conference Diary Three – what’s in the motions booklet?
The motions to go into the priorities ballot today are now published, at https://labour.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/2026-Addendum-to-CAC-1-Contemporary-Motions-FINAL-1.pdf
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At the CLPD rally Jess Barnard – now re-elected to NEC after being suspended from the party – pointed out some change that has taken place since last year. Continue reading “Conference Diary Two – Saturday Evening”
Conference Diary One – Saturday 26th
Are water and housing current issues? Not according to Labour’s Conference Arrangements Committee (CAC).
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Labour conf 26: LLI bulletin as pdf
Labour conf 26: “A plan for Labour democracy”
Without a “re-set” of wider Party democracy, a “re-set” of policy is at best only hope for words in the ear of the leadership being heard. LLI fringe meeting:
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Labour conf 26: “Have the debate on housing and water”
Motions on housing and on water renationalisation — all of them, as far as we know — have been ruled out of order for conference.
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