A number of people will stand as Labour Left Internationalists candidates, at least in some regions, in the June 2022 NCG elections. Here are statements explaining the basis.
As well as organising more protests and strikes to push up wages, the labour movement needs to fight for radically different policies.
Speakers include James Meadway and Michael Roberts
CLPs can submit either a rule-change or a motion to Labour conference. Rule changes have to be in by 17 June, motions by 15 September
Activists may wish to draw on this wording for motions against the Tories’ 2022 Rwanda scheme
Submitted to Momentum Policy Primary by: Southwark Momentum
Submitted to Momentum Policy Primary by: Labour Campaign for Free Movement, Walthamstow Momentum
Submitted to Momentum Policy Primary by: Bristol Momentum, Stevenage Momentum and Southampton Momentum
The deadline for Labour conference motions is 18 September, so it’s unlikely that many CLPs will be discussing motions as early as May or June. But, just in case, here is a model motion on Ukraine. We will work on revising the text in line with events.
Momentum’s “Policy Primary”, to decide which motions Momentum backs for Labour Party conference in September, moves to a ballot of Momentum members on 20-27 April.