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La] the constitutional right attempts to interfere with of CLPs to select parlia- these constitutional cusmentary candidates of their tomary rights. Policy or own choice, and for the constitutional disagreeNEC, in accordance ments should be resolved in with customary practice, to a spirit of tolerance and not overrule this right only in by bureaucratic vetoes." readers of LLB).
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During the Borough el ection campaign a series of newspaper reports appeared which quoted heavily from a report to the NEC by David Hughes and George Pare Rennests for a conv of this report to both George Page and David Hughes at official and a desire to attack the decisions taken. Nowhere does it state the expressed reasons for Hornsey taking a decision to admit Tariq Ali, or the way the NEC acted on reports in the Daily Mail by instructing Hornsey Party not to admit Tariq Ali.
Card The local Party Executive Tariq Ali where they will be asked to explain the irrational behaviour of the NEC and their continued witch-hunt against activists in the Party.
Hornsey has now voted on four occasions in support of Tariq Ali's membership, and seven of the nine Branches have passed motions expressing support for his membership. FOLLOWING THE implementation of limited demoDe unity:
1. For party to carry out policy there must be agreement to abide by decisions arrived at through existing policymaking machinery.
2. For the party to develop policy, party members must have the right to express dissent.
This Conference therefore calls on the leadership to show tolerance for dissent, and in particular to respect: mocracy cases of technical infringement of the rules;
b] the customary right of CLPs to decide on the eligibility of those applying for party membership;
c] the customary right of party members with similar views to form groups to advocate these views more effectively.
Deplores This Conference therefore denlores recent