SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

Liverpool

Socialist Action No. 134, 12 March 1986 · pp. 2-3 of the scan · 293 words

The scan: 134-mar-12-1986-SA-UK.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 2 of the scan

the attack on local other unpopular Individual light sentences, effect of harsher really protect securer nurseries.

its Finally is the nature of the of and violence of United the system she that lies in a of the to divert attention reply to labour movements and order campaign and to really Those facing expulsion Derek Hatton: age 38, 15 Party, deputy leader Liverpool City Council. Harry Smith: 36, 15 years in the Labour Party, Liverpool councillor. Roger Bannister: 34, 15 Party, secretary, Broad Green CLP Tony Mulhearn: 47, 23 years in the Labour Party, president, Liverpool District Labour Liverpool concilor.

Carol Darby: 36, 5 monins in we Labout Party, black activist. Ian Lowes: 35, , 10 years in the Labour Party, chair, Joint Shop Stewards' Committee. Tony Aitman: 37, 22 years in the Labour Terry Harrison: 47, 28 years in the Labour Party, vice-president. Liverpool District Labour Richard Venton: 33, 15 years in the Labour Cheryl Varley: 25, 3 years in the Labour Party, student sabbatical officer. Felicity Dowling: 35, 19 years in the Labour Party, secretary, Liverpool District Labour Party, Liverpool councillor.

Richard Knights: 31, 1.

years in the Labou from the hardship fund Para 15.16a gravity to require action to be taken by the National Executive Committee. We recommend that the general secretary be instructea to con and, where applicable, to formulate charges against them to be heard by the NEC. Para 15.16b In addition, as indicated in section14, it is beyond reasonable doubt that the Militant tendency is an organisation with its 'own proSocialist Action 12 March 1986 tional executive a week

page 3 of the scan

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way to practically combat thesi Those soclal changes must be at

Expel them, but do it carefully: What the NEC enquiry said

← NEC purge — full steam aheadDefend party policy, defend the surcharged councillors CLAY CROSS DUE. →

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