Party reform commission deadline today

A quick reminder that today is the last day for submissions to the party’s reform commission headed by Chris Bones, so please get any remaining submissions in as soon as possible.

Contributions should be emailed to [email protected] and should address how the party can best meet the Leader’s aim of reaching more than 150 MPs within two general elections. Specific questions to be answered are listed on the party’s website.

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5 Comments

  • Martin Land 8th Feb '08 - 11:22pm

    Another ridiculous exercise that shows everything that’s wrong with the party. Appointed just a few weeks ago and submissions have already closed! I doubt if the vast majority of members have even heard of the Bones Commission. Meaningless ‘consultation’ like this is unworthy of us – a real ‘Cameron Lite’ moment. Pathetic.

  • Andrew Turvey 12th Jun '08 - 9:13pm

    Not much of a consultation if he doesn’t even bother sending a quick email to members about it. After all, we get plenty of emails about other irrelevant nonsense!

    Makes me think he doesn’t want to hear our views…

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