tended meeting, perhaps even outnumbering the attendant press. legendary figures represents the EETPU. All assuming that the media attention doesn't discourage him from turning up.
Oncer assembled Management Committee will hear a report from its executive. The main issue will be the CLP's amendment to Labour Party conference. It will be explainLUAL the agreed by the last GMC alling fo the reinstatement of Cir Amir Khan Kevin Scally was tact our or order The relevant section of the CLP's stanialis will be cited stating that 14 days notice given any resolution seeking to ON TUESDAY 26 August tbe Management Committee of Sparkbrook CLP will assemble in the Mermaid Pub on the Stratford Road. It will be a well atAmong the delegates will be a few such as the estate agent who Some brave soul will remind the meeting that at UNL was agreed that amendments to conference would the floor, prO• cedure adopted by many CLPs because of the tight timetable between LITC publication of the resolutons and the closing date for amendments: Nonetheless save for a miracle Amir Khan or a sudden surge of integrity the view of the EC will be upheld. It will then announced the waiting. press. Any delegate disagrees with the official version of publicly says so will probably face disciplinary action at a later date.
For many the decision to overturn a vote of constitutional the CLP will come as no surprise. last November officers have done their best to stifle opposittion in Sparkbrook constituency to the expulsions Amir Kevin's reinstatement. Sparkbrook members who igned petitions have bee threatened with disciplinLPYs action. The local has been warned that it will be closed down.
NEC members directly involved in the dispute, and in hearthose expelied, apre detervotes on the Appeals and Mediations Committee of the Labour Party and of the NEC itself.
M, etestituent very. CLP, constituency ficers explained that Amir Kevin were expelled for "what the constituency
4 Socialist Action 29 Aug 1986