Majority | Socialist Action 1983

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bench spokesperson, Robin television COOK declaring that the nurse: should think carefully before going on strike and de facto criticised them. A •wave Swept through the party on this which went far wider than traditional left wing circles This was couple with other criticism — for example that in the north west - support given to the day of action in the NHS by the leadership was totally in adequate. Choice Following on from that, touching narrower circles of party activists but involving fundamental issues, was the presentation of the document Democratic Socialist Aims and Values to the Hattersley.

NEU Kinnock, This aimed to commit DOLI markets, and, scenes, achieve what Gaitskell had failed in try ing to remove Clause 4 b stating that Labour was: 'a party committed in practice to the mixed economy.

This document was attacked not simply by the

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Socialist Action March 1988