Policy
LRC policy is democratically decided by our annual conference. All LRC affiliates are entitled to move a resolution at conference, which is then voted on by the whole conference. The National Executive Committee http://l-r-c.org.uk/news/story/officers-elected-at-2016-lrc-conference/ is elected each year by annual conference, and this is responsible for the day-to-day running of the LRC between conferences.
You may also be interested in the LRC Constitution.
LRC policy papers
- Special General Meeting 2018: NEC Statement
- 2015 : Affiliation and Registration for Affiliated Organisations
- 2015: Individuals’ Membership and Registration Forms
- 2014 Conference: Nominations Form
- 2014 Conference: Invitation and Details
- Labour Policy Review 2013
- ‘Programme for a Real Labour Government’
- New Left Policy Papers
Discussion papers
- Wages, Migrants and Protecting Workers’ Rights: (0 comments)
- The need to Democratise the Trade Unions (0 comments)
- Brexit – where do we stand? (0 comments)
- DPAC: The impact of the cuts on disabled people (0 comments)
- NPC: Pensioners Manifesto (0 comments)
- A People’s Agenda (0 comments)
- SEA: A Manifesto for Education (0 comments)
- LEAP Red Papers March 2010: Breaking the Cuts Consensus (0 comments)
- LEAP Red Papers - Dec 2009 - The Cuts (1 comment)
- Where now for LGBT equality? (0 comments)
- Social Ownership (0 comments)
- Elections 2009 (0 comments)
- Palestine: Future peace (0 comments)
- The Left Case for Proportional Representation (0 comments)
- Afghanistan: Time for Military Withdrawal (0 comments)
- Iraq: Justice and Withdrawal (0 comments)
