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	Elections to the National Executive Committee 2002
		These candidates are supported by Labour Reform, the Campaign for Labour Party Democracy, Labour Women’s Action Committee, Labour Black Representation Committee, Campaign for Socialism (Scotland), Network of Socialist Campaign Groups, Chartist, Labour Left Briefing and Socialist Campaign Group News.
		NEC candidates need nominations from their own CLP and from constituencies in at least two other party regions.
		Tribune’s editorial welcomed this initiative: ‘The point is to mount a credible challenge to those forces within the party leadership who wish to further downgrade internal democracy and to ensure that the left and centre-left wins as large a presence as possible within the NEC.’
	www.poptel.org.uk /scgn/articles/0203/page11.htm (179 words)

	National Executive Committee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The National Executive Committee or NEC is the chief administrative body of the Labour Party.
		"Chairman of the Labour Party" until 2001; "Chairman of the NEC" from 2001 after Tony Blair appointed Charles Clarke to the courtesy position of "Party Chairman" without the NEC authorising such a position [1].
		During the 1980s, the NEC had a major role in policy-making and was often at the heart of vitriolic disputes over party policy.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/National_Executive_Committee (257 words)

	The Labour Party - Northern Ireland - - Labour Party co-opts Langhammer to NEC
		In a move which strongly indicates the Labour Party's openness to the evolution of new directions in Northern Ireland, Mark Langhammer (Chair of the Labour Forum, the party's Branch in Northern Ireland) has been selected to join the Labour governing body, the National Executive Committee.
		Labour Party co-opts Langhammer to National Executive Committee
		The Labour Party - Northern Ireland - - Labour Party co-opts Langhammer to NEC
	www.labour.ie /northernireland/june2005a.html (257 words)

	Labour Left Briefing - Labour Party National Executive Committee
		Read Christine Shawcroft's reports of meetings of the Labour Party National Executive Committee.
		Labour Left Briefing - Labour Party National Executive Committee
		Christine Shawcroft has been re-elected to the NEC with the backing of the Grassroots Alliance.
	www.labourleftbriefing.org.uk /nec.html (50 words)

	Guardian TV actor takes Labour to task
		Tony Robinson - Baldrick in the TV comedy series Blackadder and a Labour activist for 20 years - was yesterday catapulted on to Labour's national executive committee, and promptly denounced the instinctive control freaks threatening party democracy.
		He said that the decision on the NEC by seven votes to five to block the chairman of the National Organisation of Labour Students, Joe Goldberg, from standing again epitomised a mentality that had to stop.
		Blackadder's Baldrick wins grassroots seat on party's national executive committee and lays into Millbank's 'dinosaur tendency'
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4021526-103685,00.html (50 words)

	The Labour Party - Northern Ireland - - 'Councils need scale, capacity and political fairness' says Langhammer
		Labour Party National Executive Member, Mark Langhammer has launched the Labour Party submission to the Review of Public Administration stating that, in the absence of political progress on other fronts, the RPA represents the most substantial political development in Northern Ireland in years.
		Labour has suggested new Council powers in facilities management of library buildings, and - potentially - of some school buildings - opening up the prospect of extended schools in some areas.
		Labour has proposed a significant reduction in councillor numbers - from 581 to 200 - as well as an end to "double jobbing" (where MPs and MLAs also act as councillors).
	www.labour.ie /northernireland/june2005b.html (348 words)

	NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
		The National Executive confirmed the appointment of the following NEC members to full-time positions at ANC Headquarters:
		The NEC meeting noted the request of Sinn Fein and the British Labour Party to assist in facilitating implementation of the agreement on Northern Ireland.
		The NEC extends its support to the preparations for the reburial in Port Elizabeth on 26th June of Vuyisile Mini and his five comrades, Kayinge, Mkaba, Jonas, Mpentse and Ndongeni.
	www.anc.org.za /ancdocs/pr/1998/pr0426.html (853 words)

	National Executive Committee: The Labour Party: securing Britain's future
		The National Executive Committee is the governing body of the Labour Party that oversees the overall direction of the party and the policy-making process.
		The NEC also has a number of specialist committees and task groups and is responsible for upholding the rules of the party and propriety of Labour selection processes.
		Throughout the year, NEC members participate with government ministers in Labour Party policy commissions that prepare reports on different areas of policy which are then presented to and consulted on with the party membership before going to annual conference.
	www.labour.org.uk /nec (274 words)

	Marxist Bulletin: National Executive Committee Election Statement
		We are standing for election to the NEC on the basis of the politics outlined in the Marxist Bulletin as codified in the programme printed overleaf and on our record as activists in the Socialist Labour Party since it was established.
		The NEC came up with an election programme that was reformist and did not point a road forward to working class power by fudging every question where the continuing role of the capitalist state was posed.
		We oppose a vote for any of the outgoing NEC members who are not prepared to openly and unreservedly denounce the undemocratic measures which are taking place.
	www.bolshevik.org /mb/5nec.htm (856 words)

	Labour Party election manifesto, February 1974
		This Manifesto was published by the Labour Party National Executive Committee and Parliamentary Committee on 11 January last.
		A Labour Government must co-operate internationally to use carefully the world's resources in the long-term public interest of both the developing and developed nations and to reject the present concepts of profiteering exploitation.
		The Labour Party is proud of the contribution we made to the nation's salvation at critical times in our history, and it is in the same mood that we approach the interlocking crises of the 1970s.
	www.psr.keele.ac.uk /area/uk/man/lab74feb.htm (4315 words)

	FBU breaking from Labour Party
		This Conference demands that the FBU disaffiliates from the Labour Party Nationally.
		Disillusion and anger at a Labour Government is not the same as anger and disillusion with the Labour Party and we should continue to work with others within the Party who also wish to see meaningful change in policy direction and in the conduct of Government.
		In practice, if the Regions support other candidates or Parties (even though affiliation is not mentioned) it is liable to lead to expulsion of the FBU from Labour.
	www.labournet.net /ukunion/0403/solidar2.html (1022 words)

	BBC NEWS Northern Ireland Labour NI ban 'could be lifted'
		Labour has traditionally given its links with the nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) as the key reason for not extending membership to people in Northern Ireland.
		The recommendation from the national executive will have to be approved at the party's annual conference in September.
		Mr McGivern said: "With regard to the Labour Party being dragged into the politics in Northern Ireland, Labour are already involved in politics in Northern Ireland.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/northern_ireland/3087025.stm (1022 words)

	Articles - Social Democratic and Labour Party
		It was formed by former members of the Republican Labour Party - a fragment of the Irish Labour Party, the National Democrats, a small social democratic nationalist party, individual nationalists and members of the Northern Ireland Labour Party.
		Founder and first leader Gerry Fitt - a former leader of the explicitly republican Republican Labour Party - would later claim that it was the party's decision to demand a Council of Ireland as part of the Sunningdale Agreement that signified the point at which the party adopted a clear nationalist agenda.
		The SDLP served in the power-sharing Executive in Northern Ireland, alongside the Ulster Unionist Party, the Democratic Unionist Party and Sinn FÃ©in.
	www.kamero.net /articles/Social_Democratic_and_Labour_Party (1022 words)

	Labour Left Briefing - Labour Party National Executive Committee
		Read Christine Shawcroft's reports of meetings of the Labour Party National Executive Committee.
		Labour Left Briefing - Labour Party National Executive Committee
		Christine Shawcroft has been re-elected to the NEC with the backing of the Grassroots Alliance.
	www.labourleftbriefing.org.uk /nec.html (50 words)

	Labour Party NEC Elections 1999
		======================================================================== LEADER !Tony BLAIR returned automatically (1998: Blair returned automatically) ======================================================================== DEPUTY LEADER !John PRESCOTT returned automatically (1998: Prescott returned automatically) ======================================================================== TREASURER !Margaret PROSSER unopposed (1998: Prosser unopposed) ======================================================================== NATIONAL* EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DIVISION I (Trade Unions) [Twelve seats] Each Trade Union member has twelve votes.
		======================================================================== NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE DIVISION II (Socialist Societies) * Dianne HAYTER unopposed ======================================================================== NATIONAL CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE DIVISION III (Constituency Labour Parties) Each Labour Party member has one vote.
		The Labour Party Elections 1999 An asterisk (*) denotes an elected candidate, and an exclamation mark (!) denotes an incumbent.
	www.election.demon.co.uk /nec99.html (134 words)

	educationet. The Grass Roots UK Education On-Line News Service
		Following a recent statement by the Campaign for Free Education members of the NUS National Executive Committee I wish to confirm that I have decided to resign as Chair of the Campaign for Free Education and leave the organisation.
		For some time now, Carli has been uncomfortable with our organisation's militant advocacy of free education and criticism of the Labour Students/"independent" NUS leadership.
		At the same time, it is fair to say that her defection to Labour Students marks the culmination of a long political journey to the right, one which began long before anyone suspected she might leave the CFE.
	www.educationet.org /z0325.html (134 words)

	User Registration (educationet message board)
		In the past two years it has grown to nearly 10,000 messages, featured on the front page of the Times Higher and had various members and past members of the NUS executive, an MP, and numerous students and officers from around the country join in the debate.
		Term used to describe a faction of students who call themselves 'Independent', but may well be (usually Labour) party members.
		A slate of left groups (CfE, SWSS & SBL) which come together to fight the six sabbatical posts elected at NUS Conference.
	www.educationet.org /boardfaq.html (134 words)

	Donald Dewar Announces First Cabinet
		She was chair of the National Organisation of Labour Students in 1995 and previously served on the executive of the International Union of Socialist Youth.
		The Cabinet will consist of 11 positions and is made up of nine Labour members and two from the Liberal Democrats including Jim Wallace, who has been appointed Deputy First Minister and to the newly created post as Minister for Justice.
		He was General Secretary of Scottish Labour Party from 1992 until 1998, when he became a consultant on public affairs.
	www.scotland.gov.uk /news/releas99_5/pr1039.htm (134 words)

	The Cropper Foundation
		In his second year at LSE, he was elected chair of the Labour Club and Publicity Officer for the National Organisation of Labour Students.
		He campaigned against racism and the international arms trade and volunteered with a charitable organisation – Action Against Hunger - which raises money for hunger relief in Africa.
		A management student at LSE from 1998, Ritesh Doshi served two terms on the Students' Union's Executive Committee.
	www.thecropperfoundation.org /prog_youth.htm (134 words)

	Calgary Flames canada.com
		The National Hockey League entry draft, scheduled for Ottawa on June 25 and 26, is poised to become another casualty of the labour dispute between the league and the NHL Players' Association.
		National Hockey League commissioner Gary Bettman and Bob Goodenow, executive director of the NHL Players' Association, will join talks today in what is being described as a last-ditch effort to end the hockey lockout.&;
		The National Hockey League season may be brought back to life after all.
	www.canada.com /sports/hockey/flames.html (134 words)

	Rogers: Two false oppositions
		An amendment deleting this part of the resolution, which shows clearly that the National Council of the League had no intention of reforming the organisation without the express permission of the Executive of the Labour Party, was, put.
		The reply of the Labour Executive to the obliging dissolution of the Socialist League was a further strengthening of the dictatorship of reformism inside the party.
		This resolution protests against the “action of the Executive Committee of the Labour Party which no longer recognises the affiliation of the Socialist League and considers adherence to the Labour Party to be incompatible with that of the League”.
	www.marxists.org /history/etol/revhist/backiss/vol1/no1/twoopps.html (134 words)

	Groves: Socialist League
		Executive and National Council members were swiftly embroiled in hurried, amending discussions of the unity document, and any consideration of the campaign as a whole or its implications and consequences for the SL was brushed aside.
		But local and national control of the party continued to be by local councils of delegates, by a national delegate conference, and by executive committees and officials elected or appointed by these bodies.
		Its organisation was made up of a yearly conference, a national executive and local committees, all consisting of representatives from the affiliated unions and societies.
	www.marxists.org /history/etol/revhist/backiss/vol1/no1/socleag.html (134 words)

	Labour Party to hold General Conference
		Two of the proposals are being proposed by the National Executive and the third is brought forward by Labour officials from the 10th district.
		Falzon stated that in this meeting the delegates, the Administration and the National Executive will discuss various important proposals that will shape the work of the Labour Party in the forthcoming months.
		The meeting will mainly include the reports of the MLP’s Administration officials and the election of a new National Executive in which the ten posts available are being contested by twenty individuals.
	www.maltamedia.com /news/2005/gp/printer_4744.shtml (262 words)

	House of Commons - Scottish Affairs - Minutes of Evidence
		The Scottish Labour Party administers the Labour Party in Scotland on behalf of the National Executive Committee of the Labour Party.
		Those parts of Party administration which apply only in Scotland are administrated by the Scottish Executive Committee in liaison with the National Executive Committee.
		The Scottish Executive Committee of the Labour Party discussed the size of the Scottish Parliament, in light of the Secretary of State's consultation, at its meeting on 9 March 2002.
	www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk /pa/cm200304/cmselect/cmscotaf/77/3110402.htm (370 words)

	Personal Thoughts, Personal Treasures - John Francis "Lofty" MacMillan
		In recognition of his years of service to the Labour Movement in Canada, he was honored by Local Unions, Provincial Labour Organizations, the Executive Council of the Canadian Labour of Congress, and in 1992 was made an "Honorary Life Member" of the "New Brunswick Federation of Labour" with delegate privileges.
		Eventually on July 20, 1957, he was appointed staff representative of the National Union of Public Employees and serviced local unions in the four Atlantic Provinces.
		In 1964, he was elected President of the New Brunswick Federation of Labour, C.L.C. He he instituted changes in labour legislation in the field of collective bargaining for public employees in that province.
	collections.ic.gc.ca /newbrunswick/lofty.html (331 words)

	Socialism Today - Trades Union Congress 2002
		ROGER BANNISTER, a national executive committee member of UNISON, Britain�s biggest public sector union, reports (in a personal capacity) on the 2002 Trades Union Congress.
		The trade unions are not like the Labour Party: whilst their leaders may have undergone a political process in parallel to New Labour, their members have not drifted away as New Labour�s members have, reflecting an understanding of the need for collective organisation in the workplace.
		Ironically this was John Monks� final congress before he progresses up the ladder of the international trade union bureaucracy, and it was a congress that saw his project in tatters.
	www.socialismtoday.org /69/TUC.html (331 words)

	PRESIDENT OF FIFTY-EIGHTH SESSION OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY JULIAN ROBERT HUNTE (SAINT LUCIA)
		Julian Robert Hunte (Saint Lucia), President of the fifty-eighth session of the United Nations General Assembly, is Minister for External Affairs, International Trade and Civil Aviation of Saint Lucia, a Senator and Member of Parliament, a Justice of the Peace and a business executive.
		Hunte has also been active in the trade union movement, serving as President of the National Workers Union, as Treasurer of the Saint Lucia Seamen and Waterfront General Workers Trade Union and as an executive member of the Saint Lucia Civil Service Association.
		Hunte co-founded and chaired for two decades the Saint Lucia National Trust, a non-governmental organization dedicated to identifying and preserving the historical and cultural legacy of Saint Lucia. He has served in various capacities with many other organizations, holding, among others, the post of President of the Saint Lucia Mental Health Association.
	www.un.org /News/Press/docs/2003/bio3525.doc.htm (331 words)

	frepe.doc
		The Ukraine’s National Organizing Committee has received a number of applications under the above nominations from the state authorities and NGOs, selected the winners and recommended that the winners of the International Contest be awarded with Diploma from UNECE and CIS Executive Committee.
		The Forum was organized at the invitation of the Government of Ukraine under the auspices of the UNECE in cooperation with the Executive Committee of the Commonwealth of Independent States and with support of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat (UNDESA), UNAIDS, UNICEF and ILO.
		Yuri Yarov, Chairman of the Executive Committee and Executive Secretary of the Commonwealth of Independent States were read out.
	www.unece.org /operact/meetings/kiev/frepe.doc (331 words)

	Marxism and the British Labour Party
		NEC: National Executive Committee of the Labour Party
		NCC: National Constitutional Committee — the Labour Party body that carried out expulsions
		NEB — National editorial Board - was the annually elected National Committee of the Militant.
	www.marxist.net /openturn/main/abbreviations.htm (331 words)

	Japanese Trade Union Confederation
		On September 13th at its 27th Central Executive Committee Meeting, RENGO endorsed a motion to donate US$10,000 from its philanthropic fund to the AFL-CIO, the American national center, for the massive natural disaster created by a hurricane which wreaked great damage in the United States.
		RENGO is the largest trade union national center in Japan with 6.8 million membership.
		Workshop on a future Labour Contract Law of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
	www.jtuc-rengo.org (168 words)

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