Just three days left to decide which motions will be heard at Spring Conference
Green Party members have just three full days left to vote in the ballot that will determine which motions are heard at Spring Conference next month.
Every Green member gets a vote in the ‘Prioritisation Ballot’ to determine what order motions will be heard on the conference floor at the Harrogate International Centre between the 26th and 28th February. The vote closes at 23:59 on the 25th January.
You can vote in the Prioritisation Ballot here. Turnout is generally very low – although rising every year – so every vote counts:
There are motions on removing the minimum membership time requirement to stand for leader, to end Green Party nominations to the House of Lords, and to reform conference voting, as well as policy motions on housing, LGBT+ rights and energy, among much much else.
The deadline for motions to the final agenda was on the 15th January, and on the 31st January the final agenda will be published following the results of this ballot. You can read the first agenda with all the motions here: https://my.greenparty.org.uk/sites/my.greenparty.org.uk/files/First%20Agenda%20Spring%202016.pdf
Here’s that link again, to vote in the prioritisation ballot: https://my.greenparty.org.uk/news/spring-conference-first-agenda-and-prioritisation-ballot-now-published
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Please Greens. Don’t let the establishment infiltrate and undermine you the way they did labour.