Alisdair Calder McGregor

Call for amendments!

By | Tue 25th February 2014 - 2:04 pm

key_conference_registerIs there a motion on the LibDem Conference Agenda you are just dying to amend? Something that’s too Orange Book, too Soggy Democrat or just plain too Lembit for you to support?

I’d like to know about it!

On Sunday 2nd March, two days before the deadline for amendments, Calderdale Liberal Democrats Policy Working Group will meet – with our voting reps and ordinary members in attendance to debate the motions and any proposed amendments.

If you would like us to consider your amendment to the York Conference Agenda, please email me. Provide the details of the proposed amendment (clearly stating which motion you are seeking to amend), along with any supporting statements you would like to include.

You’re even welcome to come along and give us your reasons and take questions in person.

One of the best things about our Party is that the ordinary members get to make policy and shape our manifesto. Calderdale Liberal Democrats Policy Group is our way of bringing in the most diverse range of opinions possible from across our local party.

Just put your proposed amendment in the relevant part of the members forum, or email it to me if you already have my email, and we’ll be happy to consider it.

Speak up, we’re waiting to hear from you!

* Alisdair Calder McGregor is a member of the party's Federal International Relations Committee.

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