Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election

Controversy has been raging in the pages of Tribune over claims that Labour party staff have been campaigning for the Blair-friendly slate of hacks for the Labour Party NEC elections.

Taken from the daily This week saw the illustrious chair of Young Labour, one Neil Bibby (no, we'd not heard of him either), emailing out all yoof members of the party with snappy one liners about each of his favoured candidates.  They are worth reproducing in full:

>>Ellie Reeves - former National Chair of Labour Students needs your support.
>>Lorna Fitzsimmons - former President of NUS need our support
>>Peter Wheeler - current NEC Member who voted against the increase in >membership subscriptions needs our support.
>>Philomena Muggins - active Labour and Amicus member for over 20 years and Scottish Executive Member needs our support.
>>Bill Thomas - Probably the most experienced candidate running for the NEC and Leader of Sandwell Council needs your support.
>>Azhar Ali - North West Rep on the NPF who believes we need to do more to engage with BME communities needs your support.


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Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#1)

"Bill Thomas - Probably the most experienced candidate running for the NEC "

most experienced than, let's say, former MP Helen Jackson?

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#2)

In fact this is one of many emails doing the rounds from the youth wings of the Labour Party (both Labour Students and Young Labour).

Neil Bibby's role is an elected position through his region and then through Young Labour National Committee. He has been joined in emails going through the system by Ciaran Ward, National Chair of Labour Students, a paid position in Labour Party Head Office, who has also been 'advising' people on how to vote!

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#3)

Very interesting. Do you have the text of any of the other emails? If so, why not post them on here?

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#4)

Here's the text of one such email sent out:

Dear Friend,

Every two years, you get the opportunity to vote for the six Constituency Labour
Party candidates who will best represent your interests on the Labour Party's
National Executive Committee.

As the debate about party renewal gets underway, the NEC elections are an
excellent opportunity to put support for the work of youth and student members
at the top of the renewal agenda. In our opinion, the candidates who are best
placed to do this are:

Ellie Reeves - former National Chair of Labour Students and currently a Trade
Union lawyer. Ellie knows how hard it can be for young people in the party to
make their voice heard. Ellie has stated that she wishes to remedy this
situation and if elected, she will strive to make all Labour Party meetings more
welcoming to young members.

Peter Wheeler - current member of the NEC and Amicus official. Peter believes
that the Party needs to involve more young people in the policy-making process
and that a greater effort must be made to engage young people at all levels of
the party structure. He believes that Labour has to constantly develop and reach
out to new voters whilst staying true to the party's traditional strengths and
supporters.

Philomena Muggins - An active member for over twenty years, Philomena is the
Chair of the West of Scotland Education branch and is also active in the Party's
Education policy commission. She is also on the Amicus political committee, a
committee that has supported the recruitment of young people to the Labour Party
for years.

Lorna Fitzsimmons - MP for Rochdale between 1997 and 2005 - the only time the
constituency has been Labour for 34 years. Lorna is a former President of NUS
and believes that the NEC needs to foster healthy debate throughout the Party.
Lorna has travelled all over the country campaigning for the party and will
continue to do so, on the NEC or not.

Bill Thomas is the Leader of Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council; treasurer of
the National Union of Labour and Socialist Clubs and a life-time member of ISTC
- now 'Community' trade union. Bill is also a member of the National Policy
Forum and the Crime, Justice and Democracy Policy Commission. He has acted as an
election agent for three Labour MPs over past 20 years. He is the most
experienced member standing for the NEC this year.

Azhar Ali was elected to Pendle Council where he led community campaigns
overturning a huge Lib Dem majority to take control and run the council, winning
seats Labour had never won before. He has served on the National Policy Forum
representing the North West for several years and is currently on the Joint
Policy Committee. Azhar believes in a strong NEC which is representative of the
party membership and truly represents the voice of the grass-roots membership in
the party's decision- making processes. We also need to build stronger support
amongst BME communities and Azhar will work hard to help us reconnect.

Kind Regards,

Ciaran Ward

National Chair, Labour Students

Neil Bibby

Chair, Young Labour

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#5)

It's a shame that the youth wings of our party are more about securing the promotion of Blairites than actually enguaging with young people.

I got the email from Neil Bibby and was so annoyed I decided not to vote for any one of the people on his list on principle.

I would like to know what the rules say about the use of nationally held contact details in campaigning for the NEC.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#6)

"It's a shame that the youth wings of our party are more about securing the promotion of Blairites than actually enguaging [sic] with young people."

As a member of Labour Students' national committee, I'd like to say that that is rubbish. Just to take an example, this year's 'University Challenge' initiative will be all about engaging with thousands of young people in key seats.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#8)

Rob - Does Labour Students or Young Labour getting a campaign going that is productive mean that they are also allowed to misuse email lists of young members to campaign for one slate of people in NEC elections?

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#13)

I'm not saying that Labour students doesn't fulfill a useful function sometimes. However there's no doubt that the Tories and Lib Dems have been far more successful in winning support amongst young people.

And can you honestly defend the attempt to manipulate the NEC vote? The list of candidates recomended proves my point entirely.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#28)

Just because the Tories and Lib Dems may have been better at gaining young Peoples votes (although I am sceptical about this without any stats to back it up) doesn't necessarily reflect how good their youth movements are at organising. I know in my own Uni the Labour club has over 50 members, the Lib Dems have less than 15. All the Lib Dem work on campus at the last General Election was doen by their paid organisers with them setting the message and agenda. Labour's student work was done by the University Labour Club with them in control.

More generally on the email that Neil sent; as a member of Young Labour Committee; it was a final personal note tagged on the end of quite a long email asking young members for their opinions. It is a shame the rest of it hasn't yet been posted as it would be good for young members who may not have got te email to have chance to fill in the survey. Since the email went out I haven't received any complaints from the Young members I represent only offers to help out with organising Young Labour in the area. I don't have a problem with Neil or any one else wanting to tell people his personal choices in the election as long as he doesn't represent them as Young Labour policy. Locally I have seen various party lists used to promote or oppose various groups of candidates by differing groups of people. I have no problem with this I would prefer to know what people's beliefs are rather than for them to be hidden.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#29)

You are totally missing the point.  I am not sure if that is because you don't want to see it, or because you are unable to.  

The bottom line is that what Neil Bibby or any one else thinks is worthwhile and it is fine if they want to tell their friends about it.  But to misuse an email list that has been given to him for use in Labour Party affairs - not for his personal political use - is not on.

If you think it is okay for him to do this, do you think that Neil should offer other Young Labour members access to the email list the Labour Party gave him, so that they can ask people to support other candidates?  I am sure there are lots of people who would very much like to email the people he emailed with their personal views about the NEC election.  Why can't they?

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#30)

"the Tories and Lib Dems may have been better at gaining young Peoples votes (although I am sceptical about this without any stats to back it up)"

There is a bit of a divide between students and other young people on this one, but there is a solid base of evidence on the 2005 student vote.

The Lib Dems got 42% with Labour on 27% and the Tories on 19% according to post-election polling (i.e. asking how they voted after the election) - that gives the Lib Dems an unprecedented 15-point lead.

However, that was somewhat better for Labour than it could have been - the final tracker poll before polling day gave the Lib Dems a staggering 26-point lead with Labour only one point ahead of the Tories.

As a quarter of students who voted Labour cited tactical voting as their reason for doing so, we can reasonably infer that this shift was based on continuing anti-Tory sentiment.

Source: OPR feedback report July 05

There is nothing as comprehensive for younger people as a whole, though you can look at the internals of other polls, e.g. ICM.

However, you'll note that the younger age brackets' voting intentions are highly volatile and that may just indicate that the subsection of the total poll sample is simply too small to produce any reliable results.

Unfortunately the polling companies which draw on larger sample sizes either don't publish their internals or don't do VI trackers.

The best I could find on the web was a Communicate poll in Sept 05, which again was a retrospective question on the May 05 GE - 18-24 year olds split 20% Lab, 8% Lib, 3% Con, 2% Green, 62% didn't vote but even there the sample was too small for that to be in any way reliable.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#7)

"Neil Bibby's role is an elected position through his region and then through Young Labour National Committee."

Yes, although due to the party's curious electoral process for youth positions he unfortunately isn't elected by young members, on either a regional or national basis - which makes his use of the Young Labour email list for shameless promotion of his factional allies even more galling.

Surely if young members don't actually get a direct vote on their representatives, it is fair to expect that these people might concentrate on advocating for young members within the party, rather than advocating for their chosen factional groups within Young Labour.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#9)

I know Neil Bibby.  He works for Ken Macintosh MSP in his parliamentary office. (East Renfrewshire).  The lad has spent a lot of time working for the party in the student and youth movements. He is a hard working, committed party member and a likeable guy.  

I have no problem with him canvassing support for the people he thinks should be elected to the NEC.  We'll all make our own judgements when we look at the candidates, and when we vote.  

Lobbying during elections is what we do.  It'd be a bit daft to do it outside the party, but condemn it within.

The more debate about all candidacies within the party, the better.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#11)

I don't think I have ever read such a pathetic post on Labourhome. There has been some bad ones for sure, but this one takes the cake.

Firstly, I appreciate Neil Bibby is hard working (and appears to be a mate of yours) but this is completely irrelevent to the issue at hand. No one ever said he was lazy, not nice and hadn't been working for the party for a long time. He doesn't need a character reference and his character isn't in question. What is in question is the email he sent.

Secondly, he canvassed using what I suspect is a centrally held list of Young Labour/Labour Student emails. If true, this is an abuse of Labour party resources and doesn't allow a level playing field for all candidates. In a fair contest, all candidates would have access to a list of young members and be able to state what they were going to do for youth.

Thirdly, he used his appointed Labour Party title to campaign for selective candidates which is a grossly unfair use of authority. If he had stated that he was writing in a personal capacity, then it would have been semi acceptable. However, he didn't, which created the impression that these candidates were the official candidate of Young Labour.

Finally, I would welcome more debate within the Labour Party about NEC candidates, but I would like it done in a way that gives all candidates and equal platform.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#17)

Comrade.  Look further down for a reply.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#10)

For those of us youth that are pissed off with labour students and Young Labour (although there are some good activists still struggling on in there)

There is an alternative! the Socalist Youth Network has just been set up by the LRC but not exclusivly for lRC members it is open to anyone under 30.

for more information you can email
info@l-r-c.org.uk  
and have a look at the websites

http://www.l-r-c.org.uk/  and

http://www.john4leader.org.uk/

Regards
Marsha-Jane
xx

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#21)


This is a really encouraging step.  Sadly I'm too old to take advantage of it now.  Weep!

But I remember my Young Labour/Labour Student days - they were so frustrating.  Various things were tried with varying success: Young Labour Left, Socialist Campaign Group Youth, The Alliance of Democratic Labour Clubs, etc.  But this sounds more promising than any of those (to be fair Young Labour Left worked reasonably well for a few years).  Try to make sure it isn't hijacked by any one faction - I don't put that forward as a sectarian point, it is just a danger for left youth groups that they can seem ripe for using as a 'front'.

Always remember that the right in Young Labour and Labour Students will use the party machinary to further their sectional cause (completely unconstitutionally) so never accept their criticisms of your democratic caucus: you have every right to organise.

Good luck!

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#12)

I have to agree with middleagedlabour.

Canvassing for votes is what we do!

I am sure that the Grassroots Alliance are busy sending out e-mails and letters to all and sundry and good luck to them.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#14)

The problem isn't canvassing for votes, nor is it running on a slate. Both of these to my mind are perfectly democratic practices.

The problem is that the Young Labour and Labour Students emails were sent out in official capacities, using official emails, to databases of emails that were almost certainly provided for official purposes by the party.

I've no objection to getting stuff from Labour First or the Grassroots Alliance, or independent candidates, quite the opposite, but I do have a huge objection to getting an email from the National Chair of Young Labour to me as a YL member, endorsing a slate of candidates on behalf of YL as a whole.

It just reinforces what is anyway sadly obvious - that the Labour First slate is receiving official Party backing and that YL is a hideously undemocratic organisation.

I should add that I voted for candidates on both slates and none, and I don't have an axe to grind for any factional interest.  

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#15)

Labour Students is an affiliate anyway, it can do whatever it likes with its email lists and only has to answer to its own members rather than the party.

I´m currently out of the country so I dont know if I have got this Young Labour email or not however I remember two years ago a similar controversy but the then Chair of Young Labour responded by saying he was using private email lists rather than the central list from labour.people, which seemd fair enough to me.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#18)

The Young Labour email was an official email ostensibly about other Young Labour matters, such as a survey of the members (which in itself is a good thing and I welcome it) with the endorsement of the Labour First slate (though they were not endorsed as a slate, just as if they were a list of individual candidates) tacked on the end.

I don't know Neil Bibby and I have absolutely nothing against him personally (no doubt he was only acting on orders from above anyway) but by the same token there is no obvious above-board way in which he would have had my email address except as part of the national Young Labour email list - and indeed it was not sent from a personal email but from a generic Young Labour account.

As I know this is also the case with many other people who have had this email, I would take some persuasion to believe that this was a private email list that had been legitimately obtained.

To be honest, I've seen far worse things happen in YL (and LS) in my time, and at least Neil Bibby is doing something, which appears to be one better than whoever his predecessor was, but I do think it's also important for democracy that everyone is clear about just what is going on.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#31)

Well I know damn well I didn't give Neil Bibby my email address privately, I've never heard of him. Therefore I'm entitled to assume that he is using an email list collected officially. Young Labour is most certainly not an affiliate, it is a section of the party.

As rightly pointed out, the rest of the email did include relevent and official looking Young Labour information.

Therefore the impression given was that Young Labour was supporting a slate of candidates, and if it wasn't deliberately designed to give that impression, or it wasn't realised that that would be the impression, I would question the judgement of the man who wrote it.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#16)

For reasons that escape me, I seem to have rattled Laurence's cage sufficiently for him to launch an ad hominem attack on me.  Never mind.  

We can bounce this issue back and forth for ever, but in the end each member will have their votes and no one will be forced to vote for anybody.  

Anyone smart and conscientious enough to be a Labour party member is smart and conscientious enough to make their own mind up about this and every other election.

As the names suggests, I do not qualify for membership of YL.  I am not a mate of Neil Bibby.  I am a member of the CLP that selected his boss to be a successful MSP candidate.  I speak of him as I find.

If anyone has a problem with movements in the party that are not to their taste, get out there and fight for your ideas rather than narking about email lists.

The level playing field in the Labour party is 200,000 people, each with a mind of their own.  Convince us with your ideas, don't just complain about the other guys.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#26)

Interesting post.

Now to the pedantry.

You seem to be in some confusion about what an ad hominem attack actually is. Ad hominem is an example of fallacious reasoning. The layout of the ad hominem fallacy is:

A makes claim X.
There is something objectionable about A.
Therefore claim X is false. (Wikipedia)

How did I make an ad hominem attack upon you? What I did do is attack your post as pathetic. It contained no convincing reasoning and the only thing I could take from it was that Neil Bibby was a nice guy.
If you are going to use latin in order to descredit my arguements, then kindly use it correctly. People that don't really rattle my cage.

Furthermore, Labourhome is designed in order to discuss issues within and about the party. Hopefully, it will become as big and as important as Conservativehome is to the Tories. By using it, I am fighting for my ideas. In any case, I have been been arguing for changes to Young labour since I was 18. Also I let people know my real name, tell everyone who I am. I don't hide behind some anonymous monicker.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#19)

"The level playing field in the Labour party is 200,000 people, each with a mind of their own.  Convince us with your ideas, don't just complain about the other guys."

One of my ideas is that we should have democratic structures and processes rather undemocratic structures and processes.

If 'the other guys' are operating in an undemocratic way then it isn't possible to do one thing without also doing the other so you're asking people to shut up about the need for democratic processes.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#20)

David

We're talking about sending an email to a list of people.  We have no idea what list or from where.  Likewise, we have no idea whether their actions were approved by their respective governing committees.

Logicaly, there is no evidence of anti-democratic practice here.  With respect, your saying so does not make it so.

Putting out information in support of a candidate is done by all individuals and movements.  Nothing changes the basic premise that each member will decide how to cast her/his votes.  

Talk about the candidates.  Debate about them, argue about their ideas and actions.  Give members a reason to vote FOR someone.
Why all this talk about process?  Unless and until somebody does something to interfere with the vote I want to hear about the candidates in this election.  

Are my complaining comrades suggesting the members are easily swayed by an email they've gotten?

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#22)

Labour Students is an unusual affiliated body in so far as it's sabbatical officers are employed by the Party.

I don't think there's any question that it is shockingly unconstitutional for LS or Young Labour (perhaps more obviously the latter) to use party resources and official titles not open to other candidates to lobby for one slate or another.  They have every right to lobby for those slates in a private capacity or as members of campaigning groups within the party, but that isn't what they've done.  But it's hardly shocking; it's what Young Labour and Labour Students have done for years.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#23)

I don´t think that was quite the Labour First slate as I didnt think Lorna Fitzsimmons was on it.

As for the others, I know that Peter Wheeler has done a lot for Labour Students and Young Labour in the North West, Ellie Reaves was chair of Labour Students a few years ago so its natural they would support her, Lorna Fitzsimmons has spoken at Labour Students events in the recent past whilest still an MP. I think there is a bit more legitimatly to it than simply supporting a slate.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#24)

"I don´t think that was quite the Labour First slate as I didnt think Lorna Fitzsimmons was on it."

I think there was a slight wrangle at the start over the possible inclusion of Louise Baldock but she is definitely standing as an independent:

http://louisebaldock.blogspot.com/2006/07/your-voice-at-heart-of-party_03.html

http://thedaily.wordpress.com/2006/07/19/elections-to-labour-nec-hotting-up/#comments

The slate that LS/YL have endorsed is the Labour First (i.e. the "official") slate.

That's not to say that there aren't good reasons for backing at least some of the individual candidates on that slate, but I've no doubt that their presence on the slate was what got them that backing, whatever their other merits.

Perhaps I'm a cynic, or perhaps you're naive - everyone else can make up their own mind! :-)

(NB I'd just like to note that I have nothing against any of the people you mention - indeed I'd be more than happy to see Ellie and Peter Wheeler, for example, on the NEC.)

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#25)

"The slate that LS/YL have endorsed is the Labour First (i.e. the "official") slate. "

I think the Labour First slate is just composed by 5 candidates (Ali, Muggins, Wheeler, Reeves and Thomas) and Fitzsimons in stading as an Independent.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#27)

Likewise, we have no idea whether their actions were approved by their respective governing committees.

Doesn't really matter, as Young Labour is an official party body and shouldn't be interfering in the NEC elections anyway, whether or not their governing body (none of whom, incidentally, are directly elected by young party members) authorised it.

It's like a government agency telling people how to vote in an election.

"Logicaly, there is no evidence of anti-democratic practice here."

I'm not being funny, but the evidence is that we all had an email, from Young Labour, telling us how to vote in the election. It seemed pretty conclusive to me!

"Putting out information in support of a candidate is done by all individuals and movements."

Yes. But the actual party is meant to be neutral, that's the issue.

"Why all this talk about process?"

One reason is that one of the key things I want out of my NEC representatives is that they will do just that - represent me. If they are all on an officially-backed slate, that is clearly pertinent to how they will do so.

Another reason is that I want to know what attitude they take to organisational matters (that being the main point of the NEC) and questions of democratic process are a pretty important element of that.

A third is for what it says not about the NEC elections, but what it says about Young Labour and its structures. Young members don't get to vote for any of the national officers of YL so there are no separate elections around which to hook that debate or consider that issue.

And finally it is because the processes and structures are often more important in shaping the outcomes that matter to me than candidates in any one election.

"I want to hear about the candidates in this election."

To be fair, this was a thread about Young Labour! Perhaps you might put up a piece about who you are thinking of voting for and invite (positive) opinions, if that's what you're after?

I'm sure many of us would join in.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#32)

I'm probably replying a bit late in the day to this thread, but  I wonder - is anything being done by OQS on this.

I got the email from Bibby, which was curious because a) I haven't been in YL for about 4 years (and this is the first email I've got from them)... and b) I changed my email address 12 months ago.  The email address YL had is now redundant.  The only people who had my new email address was the Party itself....

Hmmm.

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning in NEC election (#33)

I would be most surprised if the Party did anything about it - they never do, unless it's the person that the establishment don't want to win that did it!  

Re: Young Labour gets campaigning (#34)

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