COHSE leaders ignore vote
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THE Executive of the Confederation: of Health Service • Employees (CoHSE) has overruled the union's conference decision to affiliate to the National Abortion Campaign.
Having failed to restrict debate on the issue at conference, the Exec now are quite willing to succumh to pressure from anti-abortion organisations and reverse the decision.
NAC is asking CoHSE branches to affiliate at local level and to demand that the Exec sticks to conference decisions.
tage Party policy and no peace as long as the right wing organise to reverse the democratic reforms. That is a quite clear statement of the conditions which the CLPD expects to form the basis of any 'unity' If those conditions are met, and the witch-hunts and non endorsements are called off, however, does that mean that CLPD would be expected to cease its activites in return?
Fortunately, 1 believe the problem need not arise. If conditions of unity are established between left and right, CLPD would certainly be expected not MEETINGS FORUMS LAMBETH: Sundays at 7pm. For venue phone 609 3071.
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