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Conference debates open thread: Sunday 20th September

By | Sun 20th September 2015 - 8:30 am

Whether you are physically in Bournemouth or are following what is happening from home, this is your place to talk about the public face of the Conference – in other words, all the debates and speeches that are going on in the main auditorium.  Please use the comments below to add your reports on policy and constitutional debates or to draw readers’ attention to ones in the pipeline.

We will be running a similar thread each day, so please confine your comments today to what is actually happening today. Tomorrow’s instalment will appear at 8.30am tomorrow morning.

We will also be running a thread each day on fringes, so use that one for anything going on outside the main show.

So what is happening today at Conference?

Sunday 20th September

09.00-09.15 F7 Report: Federal Finance & Administration Committee 18

09.15-09.25 F8 Business motion: Membership Subscription and Federal Levy 18

09.25-11.20 F9 Consultative session: Agenda 2020 – First Session 19

11.20-12.20 F10 Policy motion: Winning in Europe 20

12.20-12.40 F11 Speech: Sophie in t’Veld MEP 22

Lunch break

14.20-15.05 F12 Policy motion: Term-Time Family Holiday Rules

15.05-15.25 F13 Speech: Baroness Walmsley

15.25-16.10 F14 Q&A session: Tim Farron MP

16.10-17.10 F15 Policy motion: Reducing Tax on Tourism

17.10-17.45 F16 Report: Federal Executive

17.45-18.00 F17 Report: Diversity Engagement Group

F18 Report: Campaign for Gender Balance

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