Do you want to run the Rally at Autumn Conference 2007?

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Do you want to run the Rally at Autumn Conference 2007?

By Duncan Brack | Mon 26th March 2007 - 12:00 pm

Do you want to run the Rally at Autumn Conference?

Federal Conference Committee has reopened the tendering process for the autumn 2007 conference rally. This process is open to any party body or group of members who wish to organise the rally.

The deadline for bids has been extended to Monday 14th May and a decision will be made at the beginning of June.

The organisation that wins the bid will get support from the Conference Office and FCC but needs to be prepared to put the time in to make it a good event. It is a great way to raise your organisation’s profile in the party. The rally is:

The highest attended meeting of conference
Prime-time scheduling with no clashing events
An excellent profile-raising opportunity

If you are interested in submitting a bid to run the rally please contact Jane Stainer, in the Conference Office ([email protected]) for the tender document outlining what is required. Please contact Ruth Polling ([email protected]) to discuss any specific questions.

Read more by Duncan Brack .
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