Sentences with phrase «party branch meetings»

Labour's ruling national executive committee has already suspended all local party branch meetings for the duration of the leadership contest.

And you certainly didn't see too many posh public school lawyers like Blair showing up Labour Party branch meetings in the 80s.

Not exact matches

If your local party or student branch would like someone from the Social Liberal Forum to speak at one of your meetings this autumn, please email [email protected] and we will do our best to meet your request.

But top down or neo liberal, isn't against the party rule, backing non labour candidates, or having, momentum only branch meetings is

1.2 «EGM» means an Extraordinary General Meeting 1.3 «NEC» means the National Executive Committee 1.4 «Rules» means Rules made by the NEC under this Constitution 1.5 Where the context so implies, the singular shall include the plural 1.6 Headings shall not form part of the meanings of Articles 1.7 «Branch» means a branch or constituency association 1.8 PPERA means the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 PART II NAME AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PARTY Name 2.1 The Party exists as a Political Party registered with the UK Electoral Commission under the Branch» means a branch or constituency association 1.8 PPERA means the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 PART II NAME AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PARTY Name 2.1 The Party exists as a Political Party registered with the UK Electoral Commission under the branch or constituency association 1.8 PPERA means the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 PART II NAME AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PARTY Name 2.1 The Party exists as a Political Party registered with the UK Electoral Commission under the PPARTY Name 2.1 The Party exists as a Political Party registered with the UK Electoral Commission under the PParty exists as a Political Party registered with the UK Electoral Commission under the PParty registered with the UK Electoral Commission under the PPERA.

He wants to throw the party open to a wider cross section of people - not just committed party members who have the time or inclination to turn up to local branch meetings every week.