What's Up For Discussion at the Liberal Democrat 2013 Autumn Conference?

30 Aug 2013
Conf Agenda

The Liberal Democrats encourage all members to take part. At Conference our votes settle party policy - and it's carried out on the basis of one member, one vote. This means that an ordinary party member has as much, or as little, power to influence the party's policy as an MP or indeed a Deputy Prime Minister. This internal democratic process defines the Lib Dem policy process compared to that of the other main parties.

The simple answer is that the Glasgow Conference will be all about "Stronger Economy, Fairer Society"

For conference details and registration online, see the links at the bottom of this posting.

This year, Policy motions up for discussion include:

  • A Balanced Working Life (Low and Middle Income Households)
  • Green Growth and Green Jobs (Transition to a Zero Carbon Britain)
  • Learning for Life (Education and Skills from Upper Secondary to Lifelong Learning)
  • Protecting Children from Online Pornography
  • A New Liberal Democrat Approach to Race Equality
  • Strengthening the UK Economy
  • Cohabitation Rights
  • Fairer Taxes (Tax Policy Paper)
  • Making Housing Benefit Work for Tenants in Social Housing
  • Preventing and Tackling Sexual and Domestic Violence .
  • Defending the Future - UK Defence in the21st Century (Defence Policy Paper)
  • Dignity at Home: Transforming Home Care
  • Policy motion - Prosperous, Sustainable and Secure (Europe Policy Paper)
  • Impact of the Private Finance Initiative on the National Health Service
  • High Street Gambling
  • A Stronger Economy in a Fairer Society (Manifesto)
  • Human Rights

Monday 16th September will seeNick Clegg summarising the discussion on 'Strengthening the UK Economy' and that afternoon he'll be running a Q&A session with Conference Delegates. The Conference will close on Wednesday 18th with a final speech from Rt Hon Nick Clegg MP

For conference details and registration online www.libdems.org.uk/autumnconference. The Agenda and other conference publications are available online www.libdems.org.uk/autumnconferencepapers Conference venue: Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) Exhibition Way, Glasgow, G3 8YW www.secc.co.uk

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