Mark Pack

Party reform commission: party publishes more detail

By | Thu 10th January 2008 - 3:41 pm

Terms of reference, questions to answer, how to submit your views and more – over on the party website.

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  • Anonymous 12th Jan '08 - 10:23am

    Mark Pack: Party reform commission: party publishes more detail … Terms of reference, questions to answer, how to submit your views and more – over on the party website.

    Duncan Borrowman: “I have copied the material from the party website that Mark refers to over to the members area where people can talk in private…”

    Not that I would be interested what’s discussed about party reform behind closed doors, but don’t you think it kind of diminish credibility to post here that “Lib Dems are ready to reform themselves, here’s some details” and then somebody posts a message that “now the members can retire to the closed cabinet to discuss the details in secrecy”? All right, I admit that nobody did say that the Lib Dems were becoming more open, but still, that didn’t sound very stylish to me.

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