Monday at Conference: What’s on?

Here’s Monday’s events in the main hall. We have keynote speeches from Daisy Cooper and Welsh Leader Jane Dodds, policy motions on bereavement support, supporting musicians, the Israel Gaza conflict, prisons and international development and a consultation session on the General Election Review.

You can find full details in the agenda here. Don’t forget about the Lib Dem Conf app too – available on your app store.

If, like me, you are stuck at home, you can watch all the main hall action live here.

09.00-09.45 F29 Policy motion: Fair Votes Now

09.45-11.05 F30 Consultative session: General Election Review

11.05-11.20 F31 Speech: Daisy Cooper MP 39

Lunch break and fringe

14.10-14.55 F32 Emergency motion: Israel-Gaza Conflict

14.55-15.40 F33 Policy motion: Tackling the Prisons Crisis

15.40-15.55 F34 Speech: Jane Dodds MS

15.55-16.40 F35 Policy Motion: International Development – Restoring the UK’s Role

16.40-17.20 F36 Policy motion: A Fair Deal for Musicians

17.20-18.00 F37 Policy motion: Reversing Cuts to Bereavement Support Payments and Supporting Kinship Carers

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