Deadline extended for motions on Europe for Autumn Conference

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Deadline extended for motions on Europe for Autumn Conference

By The Voice | Sat 6th August 2016 - 9:46 am

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Given the fast moving political context, members have been allowed more time to construct a motion on Europe for Conference. A 90 minute slot has been allocated on the Monday morning for a debate, but the deadline for submission of motions on Europe will be 1pm on Monday 5th September.

The text of the motion that is selected will be published in Conference Extra, which is published during the week before Conference. You can then submit amendments right up until 5pm on Thursday 15th September.

The Conference agenda can be viewed and downloaded here.

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