Spring 2013 Conference agenda now online

By Helen Duffett | Wed 6th February 2013 - 3:26 pm

The Conference Agenda has been finalised and is now available online, along with policy and consultation papers.

The agenda features a variety of debates including one on education (“Every Child Taught by an Excellent Teacher”) and another on corporate tax avoidance.

There are also Q&A sessions with Ministers on International Affairs, Green Jobs and Health and Social Care. Nick Clegg will do a Leader’s Q&A on Saturday 9 March at 15:50 and Paddy Ashdown’s sure-to-be-barnstorming speech as Chair of the 2015 General Election campaign is at 11am on Saturday 9 March.

Every motion in the agenda is open to amendment, and the deadline for amendments, and also for emergency motions and questions to reports, is 13.00 Tuesday 5 March. A standard form for emergency motions and amendments is available to download online. If you would like help drafting your amendment, the Policy and Research Unit staff are happy to provide comments and advice (on drafting only, not on political content). Send draft amendments to [email protected] by 13.00 Tuesday 19 February for advice.

And it’s not too late to register. If you’ve not booked your place already, online registration is still available at the conference website.

See you in Brighton!

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4 Comments

Tom Richards 6th Feb '13 - 4:39pm

constitutional amendment looks fun
Ian Eiloart 6th Feb '13 - 4:47pm

I’ve added the main timetable, and fringe events into my LDCONF Google Calendar. You can see it at http://s.coop/1c87r or,

you can the events to your Outlook, Apple iCal, or smartphone calendar by downloading the file at http://s.coop/ldconf2012 or,

you can subscribe to the calendar (and get future updates in your calendar) with the following link
http://www.google.com/calendar/feeds/eiloart.com_ov92vs7r372538okh8ibq1uefs%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic
Paul Pettinger 6th Feb '13 - 8:45pm

Where’s Vince? He isn’t away on Government duties, as he it taking part in things outside of the main business on the Fri & Sat.
Matthew Huntbach 6th Feb '13 - 10:12pm

It’s very boring, isn’t it?

I do hope that before we get to the next general election the party will get a chance to discuss through its democratic forum what it thinks about the coalition and whether it wants to go on with it. I think that’s what many, perhaps MOST members want to talk about. So when are we going to do so?