Tag: Policy Making

NPF - could it ever embarass?

Free Radical Wed Jun 25, 2008 at 01:09:28 PM GMT Print-friendly version Facebook

Does anybody here (including those standing for election to the NEC) believe that a National Policy Forum could ever produce policies with which the party leadership is not comfortable?




Open and transparent Labour Party policy making is live

Peter Kenyon Sun May 18, 2008 at 04:44:52 PM GMT Print-friendly version Facebook

Save the Labour Party invites you to comment on any section of the official Partnership in Power policy documents by going to Saving the Labour Party's blog on MembersNet, clicking on th links and getting writing.

Please do not copy the link into a blog open on the World Wide Web.

It is intended as a service for members only until we can sort out the mechanics to offer it to everyone.

STLP has issued the following news release.



Policy doc watch - special offer

Peter Kenyon Tue May 06, 2008 at 07:58:08 AM GMT Print-friendly version Facebook

If you would like to take part in the Labour Party's latest policy review you will need to see the latest Partnership in Power Policy Commission documents.




Policy consultation - Open or opaque?

Peter Kenyon Fri May 02, 2008 at 09:17:37 AM GMT Print-friendly version Facebook

Gordon Brown has been asked by LabOUR Commission members and others to support an open and transparent policy consultation from now on. The letter can be seen here.



Warwick 2 policy making - heist or review?

Peter Kenyon Sun Apr 13, 2008 at 09:13:17 AM GMT Print-friendly version Facebook

Save the Labour Party's latest Newsletter leads on the next round of policy making aka Partnership in Power, leading up to Warwick 2 in July, annual conference and an OMOV ballot.

Will the Leadership attempt to steal from members the opportunity to have a say? Or will every effort be made to ensure all members know what's happening?




Can Ed Miliband defy Labour policy blackhole?

Peter Kenyon Mon Mar 24, 2008 at 06:26:48 PM GMT Print-friendly version Facebook

Last week's Labour Party National Executive Committee considered the next stage of policy-making. Since the launch of Partnership in Power in 1997, the internal processes have developed what astrophysicists refer to as "black hole" characteristics.