Amendment 1, eurobomb, was clearly defeated.
A move to delete lines 74-76 was carried.
Amendment 2, which drew the most fire from party staff, is too close to call and is now being counted row by row.
The debate was reasonable, rational, and respectful. Menzies Campbell was called to speak like any other delegate – possibly a piece of presentation, there. There was an excellent set of well thought out 1 minute interventions – all in all showing conference up on a good light.
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