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Labour’s national executive committee (NEC) meets today to discuss key proposals for the future of the party, including plans to lower the threshold for leadership nominations – known as the McDonnell amendment – and to take tougher action on anti-Semitism and other forms of discrimination.
This is the current make-up of the NEC:
| Leader of the Labour Party | Jeremy Corbyn |
| Deputy Leader of the Labour Party | Tom Watson |
| Treasurer | Diana Holland |
| Opposition Front Bench | Jon Trickett |
| Opposition Front Bench | Rebecca Long-Bailey |
| Opposition Front Bench | Kate Osamor |
| Shadow Scottish Frontbench | previously Kezia Dugdale |
| Welsh Government Frontbench | Alun Davies |
| EPLP Leader | Glenis Willmott |
| Young Labour | Jasmin Beckett |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Keith Birch |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Jim Kennedy |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Andi Fox |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Pauline McCarthy |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Paddy Lillis |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Wendy Nichols |
| Div. I -Trade Unions | Andy Kerr |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Martin Mayer |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Vacant following the death of Mary Turner |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Jennie Formby |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Cath Speight |
| Div. I – Trade Unions | Jamie Bramwell |
| Div. II – Socialist Societies | James Asser |
| Div. II – BAME Labour | Keith Vaz |
| Div. III – CLPs | Ann Black |
| Div. III – CLPs | Rhea Wolfson |
| Div. III – CLPs | Claudia Webbe |
| Div. III – CLPs | Darren Williams |
| Div. III – CLPs | Pete Willsman |
| Div. III – CLPs | Christine Shawcroft |
| Div. IV – Labour Councillors | Nick Forbes |
| Div. IV – Labour Councillors | Alice Perry |
| Div. V – PLP/EPLP | George Howarth |
| Div. V – PLP/EPLP | Margaret Beckett |
| Div. V – PLP/EPLP | Shabana Mahmood |
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