Mark Pack

First of the new style Federal Policy Committee reports published

By | Sat 28th April 2012 - 11:25 am

Following the series of questions from me to the party’s federal committees at the party’s Spring conference, all the major committees promised to provide written reports in future after each of their full committee meetings.

The first such Federal Executive report has been posted up in the members-only forum on this site (see the Party Organisation section), but the Federal Policy Committee has instead gone for publishing its first report via the main party website (see the foot of this page), which I have reproduced below.

Although the report is fairly minimalist, it does provide the key information about which policy groups are likely to be reporting when. That is important information for anyone wanting to influence the party’s policy decisions as working with the grain of the administrative calendar where possible makes things easier and more likely to be successful than ignoring it.

Federal Policy Committee Meeting 21 March 2012

* Mark Pack is Party President and is the editor of Liberal Democrat Newswire.

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One Comment

  • Tim Leunig 29th Apr '12 - 9:59am

    It would be nice were members of the working groups to get a copy of the relevant bits of the minutes to learn what FPC think!

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