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Under current rules, rule-changes submitted by CLPs come up for consideration the year after they are submitted. So in September 2026 conference should be considering rule changes submitted by CLPs in or around June 2025.

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One of the last and most powerful policy tools left to CLPs at Annual Conference is a reference back of the National Policy Forum report.

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You may find this text useful to adapt for motions in CLPs and union branches.

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Two texts to draw on

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A Labour MP returning to parliament after a period out, becoming Labour Leader within a very short time, seen by many as a leftward move in the parliamentary party?

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You may find this text useful to adapt. If left MPs come up in good time with a candidate to seek MP nominations, as we hope they will, you can add a clause stating support for that candidate. The NEC will run the election by opening nominations to MPs first, and only then to CLPs and unions, but in doing so it is flouting the rulebook, which gives no indication of such a “two-stage” process.

Continue reading “Template motion after Keir Starmer’s resignation” →

Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as Labour Party leader. Andy Burnham is reported to have support of 200 MPs, well in excess of the 81 needed to nominate. Wes Streeting has announced that he is not standing, presumably unable to collect that number. No other candidates have yet come forward.

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