The Labour Party's National Executive Committee is likely to be lobbied when it meets in November to discuss action under the new register of non-affiliated organisations.
organisations of the steering "Labour Parties against the witch-hunt*, which was established ference in London convened by Hackney North The commitice preparing for a founding conference against the be held at County Hall, London, on 30 October. At its meeting this weekend, 9 October, the committee decided to propose to the conference that it establish a national organisation to prevent expulsions.
proposed Inent-of aims, which will be put to the conference, calls for action to:
prevent expulsions or disaffiliations the NECs proposed register of organisations, and defend the unity of the Labour movement, and the rights all Labour Party of members against any members against any witch-hunt under its proviProposals for action, which are to be circulated to delegates before coninclude model resolutions seeking: &LPs not to expel, nor commitment from recognise the expulsion of, disciplinary action against, any Labour Party member group. members, or the disaffiliation of any CLP or constiten arEason Col nection with the NECS register. • A parallel campaign in unions and other affiliated organisations calling for support to CLPS taking sucn a stand, and a commitment to 'maintain affiliations to any disbanded CLPs and boycott LPs by the NEC committee on 4 September at a conHealey, after the deputy leadership vote. He now commands a majority on Labour's NEC. • National campaigns in SUBDUII of any expellec member or disaffiliated Further detailed questions for action are to be and the proposed agenda TUSCO!
Invitations to attend and address CUTTee Young Socialists and Socialists and WATERTON Indications are that the Militant, and the steering committee set up the September Wembley conterence defend Militant, will bo responding positively. At their press conference last week the steerine commit tee indicated they would be supporting the 30 October conference.
Jeremy Support for the 30 October conference, whose sponsors held fringe meeting attended by delegates on Thursday night at the Labour Party's Blackpool conference, extremely good. The steering committer has issued a financial appeal because the expenses arising from the organisation of such a large conference greatly exceed the resources of the initial sponsors.
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