A quick reminder to LDV readers that Christopher Bones, chair of the Party Reform Commission, has agreed to answer questions submitted by LDV readers in our members’ forum. To put your question to him, please access the LDV members’ forum, and use the thread headed BONES COMMISSION ON PARTY REFORM – ask your questions here! in the Party Organisation section.
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I asked my question in the other thread on Bones. I do not really want to copy it out again, but I would be interested to find out his opinion on what I asked.