The results of the priorities ballot – which gave local party delegates the power to choose six top policy motions and affiliated organisations the same number – have been announced.
Labour conference 2023 will debate the following 12 subjects, the first six selected by Constituency Labour Parties and the second six chosen by affiliates:
- Ethics and integrity in politics
- An NHS fit for the future
- Energy
- Ukraine
- Defence
- Violence against women and girls
- Critical infrastructure
- Industrial strategy, education and skills
- Social care workforce
- Challenges facing retail and the high street
- New deal for working people
- Technology and AI in the workplace
Pro-Keir Starmer group Labour to Win said all six of its recommended topics had been selected for debate by CLPs. But Momentum welcomed the fact that conference would discuss public ownership of energy, and motions on the New Deal for Working People, amid some fears of party retreat on workers’ rights.
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GUIDES:
- What, when and where are the best events today?
- The unmissable full LabourList events programme
- ‘Labour conference 2023: How to make the most of it – for veterans and first-timers’
NEWS:
- Conference policy tracker: What has been announced so far?
- Labour conference 2023: Full list of 12 topics party will vote on
- The 49 issues supporters wanted the party to debate
- Green activists protest over policy rowbacks
- McDonnell says Labour “planning to fail” with its economic policies
- Labour must put health and wellbeing at the “core of its schools policy”
COMMENT AND SPEECHES
- ‘We need political action to end violence against women, not just rhetoric’
- Rayner’s full 2023 conference speech: ‘We have a plan to make Britain better’
- ‘Full HS2 is essential. Labour should keep its options open and not sell off land’
- ‘Braverman’s rhetoric is chilling. Labour must unequivocally support refugees’
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