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unionists prepared to fight the Tories Within this framework it argued for the Rank: and File groupings within the unions wherever argued against prioritising Rank & Fue and stressed the importance of fighting for a 'third way' in the unions between the SWP Far left regroupment, particularly with the Socialist Workers Party, was not seen as a top priority by this grouping given developments in the Labour Party and the trade unions.

Tendency 3 thought that united action between the Labour Party and Tendency 1 gained 50 per cent of the vote and was given a majority on the Central Committee. Tendency 2 had 28.3 per cent; Tendency 3 14.1 percent; and the fourth grouping had 6.6 per cent of the total votes.

The whole conference inspired by the debate on Revolution. The large number of youth delegates and their political confidence debate showed that Revolution a whole new generation of young leaders are being Marxism.