SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Weneed 12%- COHSE

Socialist Action No. 15, 24 June 1983 · pp. 14-15 of the scan · 302 words

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page 14 of the scan

Sane despite HIBOES calls from the NEC to abide by the law ad not to put the union's ands in danger.

Agreed The conference agreed the NHS was that of the owith of private COCHIC ormitted the NEC to massive including industrial Drivalsa.

Unfortunately another otion calling for offical cking for any industrial against privatisaand calling for a naof all shop stewards C unions was narrowly feared After the Tories plans for the NHS June coaterence adopted an excellent resolution calling for Improvement child care facilities in the NHS, improvements in the rights of working paren Photo: JOHN HA.

and opposition to nursery closures. also TRay resolved the running dispute about: tilation to the Abortion Campaign following the NEC refusal to implement a conference Lolutiol two years ago when delegates instructed the NEC to affiliate to NAC forthwith.

approved moves to make the union's delegation to the Labour more democratic, but unfortunately we were unsuccessful in committing the union to opposition to the witch hunt. COHSE members during 1982 dispute.

David Williams, COHSE's general secretary, showed that he was committed the reverse this will now *have to be built.

The broad left in the Group '81, formed at the 1981 conference, attracted considerablè sup port throughout the week, including several well attended fringe meetings. From the conference, sup meetings will be held in all regions followed by a national meeting later summer to decide policy and coordinate the ight back in the union * An emergency resolution put to the conference to back Neil Kinnock for the leadership of the was not discussed.

Instead COHSE branches will copies of the manifestos for the leader and deputy leader. The Labour Party delegation of the will be bound by the majority decision of the branches.

page 15 of the scan

Socialist Action 24 June 1983

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