Bma decision not to register because led to believe that the Labour Party administration which handles much of our work Woule 00 l automatically whether we wanted to or not,' he said. *But we have been told that this is not the case and we shall be discussing a request to register. t all coll fident we will refuse to do Nearly everyone present said the best way to fight was to refuse to carry OUT expulsions. disbandment if necessary This would be a hard several went worked Chance us views once Conference had agreed to the file of the party, and that 8018 lo and disbandments, the unions would have to fight had to be taken into reasoning delegates to open the conbranches as well as YS's, the conference Vote Other delegates said their parties had circulatec affiliated organisations seeking their support and offering to send neti speakers, and Lambeth explained that they had called a public meeting on 22 September to put strongly that there should De a volc Constituency Labour Parties alone since it was the CLPs which in the first instance would have to take decisions whether or not to ac cept expulsions. was eventually agreed, aLe discussion that facilities should be mad for seperate vote for CLPs if necessary.
Socialist Challenge1982Socialist Challenge No. 260, 11 September 1982
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