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FINAL AGENDA ANNUAL CONGRESS 2012 THE BRIGHTON CENTRE CONGRESS - SUNDAY 10 JUNE 9.30 am - 12.30 pm, 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm CONGRESS – MONDAY 11 JUNE 9.30 am - 12.30 pm SECTION CONFERENCES – MONDAY 11 JUNE 2.00pm – 5.30pm SECTION CONFERENCES – TUESDAY 12 JUNE 9.30am – 12.30pm, 2.00pm – 5.30pm CONGRESS – WEDNESDAY 13 JUNE 9.30 am - 12.30 pm, 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm CONGRESS – THURSDAY 14 JUNE 9.30 am - 12.30 pm 1974 CONGRESS, BLACKPOOL MOTION 257 PRE-CONGRESS DELEGATE MEETINGS Congress agrees that in order to widen the area of debate, and to achieve a more democratic expression of Congress delegates, Pre-Congress meetings should determine their voting intentions, with regard to resolutions from within their own Region, and matters reflecting a point of principle. But should not determine an intractable attitude to resolutions from other Regions until the conclusion of the general debate. PERIVALE BRANCH (London Region) . 2 CONGRESS FINAL AGENDA Perivale Motion 2 Representation Statements 5 Guidelines for Congress Business 17 Standing Orders Committee Report No. 1 23 Congress Index of Motions 26 General Motions Union Organisation : Congress 30 Union Organisation : General 30 Union Organisation : Recruitment & Organisation 32 Union Organisation : Representation & Accountability 32 Union Organisation : Finance & Contributions 33 Union Organisation : Union Benefits & Services 34 Union Organisation : Education & Training 35 Employment Policy : Equality & Inclusion 36 Employment Policy : Health, Safety & Environment 38 Employment Policy : Pensions & Retirement 41 Employment Policy : Rights at Work 42 Industrial & Economic Policy : Social Justice 49 Industrial & Economic Policy : Taxation 52 Political : General 53 Political : Labour Party 56 Political : Labour Party Constitutional Issues 62 Political : Democracy & Constitutional Reform 63 Political : Honours 65 Political : Racism & Fascism 66 Political : European Union 66 Social Policy : Justice 67 Social Policy : Young People 69 Social Policy : Education & Training 70 Social Policy : General 71 Social Policy : Housing 74 Social Policy : Transport 75 Social Policy : Welfare Rights & Services 76 International : 78 Composite Motions 81 Central Executive Council Rule Amendments 94 Existing Policy Motions 105 3 CONGRESS GUIDE General Information 109 Congress Delegates Gifts Tellers: Regional cover Congress Seating Plan Obituary List 110 Fire/Safety Instructions 111 Fringe Events 113 Exhibition Plan 122 List of Exhibitors 123 SECTION CONFERENCES COMMERCIAL SERVICES SECTION Delegates 146 Programme / Timings 149 Index of Motions 151 Motions 152 MANUFACTURING SECTION Delegates 160 Programme / Timings 163 Index of Motions 165 Motions 166 PUBLIC SERVICES SECTION Delegates 174 Programme / Timings 179 Index of Motions 182 Motions 183 4 CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND NATIONAL OFFICE GENERAL SECRETARY AND TREASURER KENNY, PAUL NATIONAL SECRETARIES NATIONAL OFFICERS DAVIES, PHIL AZAM, REHANA HAZLEWOOD, KEITH BLACK, ALLAN SMITH, GARY BRIMBLE, JUDE STRUTTON, BRIAN HOLDER, SHARON RIX, MICK SMITH, MARTIN GENERAL MEMBER AUDITORS BURKETT, IAN DERY, STEVE HAYNES, ALBERT CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL LAY MEMBERS (49) (Section shown in brackets) ADAMS, BRIAN HALL, JOHN MINNERY, JUNE (Commercial Services) (Public Services) (Public Services) BEARCROFT MBE, SHEILA HARDING, SHARON MODLOCK, BILL (Manufacturing) (Public Services) (Public Services) BERWICK, SANDRA HARRY MBE, AUDREY MURPHY, CATHY (Public Services) (Manufacturing) (Commercial Services) BLACKMAN, ELIZABETH HOPE, DAVID NOBLE, DAVID (Public Services) (Public Services) (Public Services) BRUNO, DANA HULLEY, BRYAN PARKER, LORRAINE (Public Services) (Manufacturing) (Public Services) CLARKE. RICHARD HUTCHINSON, MARY RYAN, LISA (Public Services) (Manufacturing) (Commercial Services) CLEMENTS, DAVE JACKSON, MARTIN SAGE, MALCOLM (Commercial Services) (Public Services) (Commercial Services) DANIELS, KEN JONES, JAMES SHARP, LENA (Public Services) (Public Services) (Commercial Services) DUNNETT, ROY JUSS, WARINDER SHARPE, NICOLA (Commercial Services) (Commercial Services) (Commercial Services) EMMERSON, GEORGE KANE, PETER SLATER, KATHLEEN (Manufacturing) (Commercial Services) (Commercial Services) FARR, BRIAN LEADER, ANN SMART, VIV (Manufacturing) (Manufacturing) (Public Services) FERGUSON, GERRY LOCK, MICHAEL STRIBLEY, JAMES (Manufacturing) (Public Services) (Manufacturing) FOSTER, JEAN MARNELL, EDDIE TURNER MBE, MARY (Commercial Services) (Manufacturing) (Public Services) FRASER, BRENDA MARTIN MBE, EVELYN WAUGH, RON (Manufacturing) (Public Services) (Manufacturing) FRASER, GEORGE McDONNELL, JOHN WHEATLEY, PAUL (Public Services) (Manufacturing) (Manufacturing) GIBBS, GORDON McGIVERN, ANDY (Public Services) (Manufacturing) GREGG, MARGARET McLAREN, ANN (Commercial Services) (Manufacturing) 5 NATIONAL OFFICE BADLAN, ROBERT HAZELDINE, TOM O’DONOGHUE, DOLORES BALFOUR, MICK HEALY, MARION O’HEARN-LARGE, EAMON BENZING, HEIDI JAGDEV, LAURA PANTON, KEVIN BOWDEN, JUSTIN JANDU, KAMALJEET PRYLE, STEVE CASHER, BARBARA KEMP, STEVE SCHOUWENBURG, BERT CLEMO, IDA KENNY, PAT SHEARS, DANIEL CONROY, ROSE LUDKIN, MARIA SHORT, STEVE COOKE, NAOMI McCARGO, JOHN SMITH, BARRY DOOLAN, GARY McCLEAN, JOHN SWEENEY, KEVIN FEIGAN, KATIE McEVOY, PHIL WALKER-SHAW, KATHLEEN GOLDING, EMMA McMILLAN, ALEX WYLIE, ALLAN GREGORY, CHARLOTTE NELSON, JERRY 6 BIRMINGHAM & WEST MIDLANDS REGION REGIONAL SECRETARY ELECTED ORGANISERS MORGAN, JOE HINKS, DOMINIC SINGH, MANJEET SENIOR ORGANISER REGIONAL STAFF HODGKINSON, KEITH ATKISS, ADELLE CASWELL, KATE LAY DELEGATES (27) CARSON, WILLIAM HORTON, STEVE S20 C80 CLARKE, MARGARET INGLEY, JACKIE A15 T10 CORBETT, ANDREW JACKSON, BRIAN D40 S64 DALEY, ELAINE JAMES, DARREN X13 S85 DAVIES, DIANE JONES, ROGER S64 T36 DUDSON, ALAN KIBBLE, REBECCA W18 W18 DUGGAN, JIM LAL, MADAN W40 W70 EDGE, TREVOR LEESE, KENNETH B43 R35 ELSON, STACIE MAYBURY, SALLY W10 B01 ENGLAND, ARNOLD NIXON, TONY W50 S60 EVANS, STEVE POSTON, DAVID R50 B76 GHAI, ANIL ROBERTSON, STEPHEN S20 B10 HACKETT, TONY SMITH, MARK A02 S30 HARVEY, GLYN W51 7 LONDON REGION REGIONAL SECRETARY ELECTED ORGANISERS REGIONAL STAFF HAYES, PAUL HOLLAND, MARK BARGERY, CHRIS COPE, JOHN OWEN, RICHARD FOLWELL, LISA SENIOR ORGANISERS NON-ELECTED ORGANISER KENNY, WARREN BACON, MICHELLE POWELL, DAVE WARR, TONY WILLIAMS, KEITH LAY DELEGATES (60) BAKER, ELEANOR HAYWARD, CHRIS RICHMOND, JIM North West London Walthamstow 1 Newham Apex BATSON, JUDITH HENDRY, KIM RIGBY, DOUG GMB Professional Drivers GMB@PCS Braintree & Bocking BENHAM, BARBARA HIOM, JIM ROBERTS, KEVIN Hendon Milton Keynes City Cambridge 2 BOWMAN, MAVIS HOLLAND, CATHY ROBINSON, PAUL London Stores General Essex Public Services Home Counties General BURGESS, HARRY HURLEY, SARAH RONEY, CLIFF Southend Fulham 1 Thames General BYRNE, DANNY ISAACS, JOE ROWLEY, KEITH City of London Energy Central Norwich General CARTER, JOHN JAMES, MARC SAYWELL, MATT Securicor 1 Ipswich & District Holborn CHOLERTON, ANTHONY JENKINS, KATE SHARKEY, GEORGE London Zoological Tower Hamlets Apex Islington 1 & Haringey COLE, WILLIAM KENNETT, DIANNE SMITH, ANDERSON Kensington & Chelsea PS Kings Lynn No 1 Edmonton/Enfield COLES, JONATHAN KERR, COLIN SMITH, JAN Redbridge Havering East Dereham CONWAY, WILL KHAN, SHAHIDA SMYTH, RICHARD Houses of Parliament Central Wembley Redbridge COUSIN, ALISON LANCASTER, MICHAEL STEWART, EUTON Lowestoft ASDA Bedford DC Hendon DUFFIELD, BRENDAN MOORE, STEVE STREET, STEVE Barking & Dagenham LGO RCN Barking FAITH, DANNY MULLANE, DIANE TAYLOR, MELANIE BA Hatton Cross Luton North West London FOSTER, MARTIN OSBORNE, JAMIE THOMPSON, ALLAN Beds County Islington Apex Milton Keynes City FRANKLIN, FRANCES PARSONS, JEAN WALKER, MARTIN Home Counties General Plaistow Harlow Gas GAGLANI, SHAILESH PETERSON, DOTT WALTON, MICHAEL Central Wembley Camden Apex Western General GREEN, DAVID PITTAWAY, CHARLIE WEST ,VAUGHAN Fulham 1 Bromley East Islington Apex HAMBROOK, LESLEY PRESHAW, MICHAEL WHITTINGTON, WENDY GMB UNITE Dagenham Motor Industries Havering HARRIS,IAN PURCELL, HELEN WOODS, GERARD Hounslow GMB@PCS GMB London Security 8 MIDLAND & EAST COAST REGION REGIONAL SECRETARY NON-ELECTED ORGANISERS WORTH, ANDY HARRISON, HARRY MARRIOTT, ESTER SENIOR ORGANISER REGIONAL STAFF ALLEN, MARTIN CASTLEDINE, DAVID EVANS, CHERYL ELECTED ORGANISER GODDEN, ADANA SHAMMA, DAVID LAY DELEGATES (33) ALLINSON, SHANE MARTIN, ANGIE Hull Paint & Engineering Hull Retail & Distribution BELL, PAUL McCROSSAN, JAMES British Aerospace Apex Brough Scunthorpe Food & Allied BREARLEY, DAVID MASON, CATHY Derby Tec Ashfield No.1 BURGIN, ANDREW MATTHEWS, JOANNE Ashfield General Nottingham City CLARKE, JIM MILLS, DOROTHY Boston General Alfreton No.1 CLARKSON, CAROL MORGAN, RICHARD Hull Retail & Distribution Derbyshire Community COPPIN, MICK MOULAVASSILIS, JANET Mansfield Central Hull No.1 EVANS, JASON NEWBY, NATALIE Leicester Water Northants Community EWAN, HELEN ORTEGA, SHONA Midland Healthcare GMB Grimsby General GOLDING, JIMMY PETERS, LONE Peterborough Food & Allied Peterborough General GRAHAM, TONY RALSTON, MATT Hull No.1 Nottinghamshire General GUBB, LAINE SHORT, MILES Leicestershire 2000 North Lincs Unitary HELEY, BILL SOPER, PHILIP Midland Healthcare Nottingham Tec JOBSON, DAVID STOKELEY, MELVYN Leicester Services Long Eaton CFTA JOHNSON, HELEN WHILDING, ROB Eurotec Buxton LASCELLES, DAVID WILLIAMS, DEBRA Scunthorpe District & Apex Nottingham City LOWERY, MARYANN Grantham Community 9 NORTHERN REGION REGIONAL SECRETARY NON-ELECTED ORGANISER BRENNAN, TOM MACKENZIE, IAN SENIOR ORGANISERS REGIONAL STAFF ANDERSON, JOAN ANDERSON, SUSAN JUKES,
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    Oral Assembly Questions tabled on 28 February 2013 for answer on 5 March 2013 R - Signifies the Member has declared an interest. W - Signifies that the question was tabled in Welsh. (Self identifying Question no. shown in brackets) The Presiding Officer has agreed to call the Party Leaders to ask questions without notice to the First Minister after Question 2. To ask the First Minister 1. Sandy Mewies (Delyn): What support is the Welsh Government giving to International Women’s day. OAQ(4)0940(FM) 2. Vaughan Gething (Cardiff South and Penarth): Will the First Minister make a statement on child poverty in Cardiff South and Penarth. OAQ(4)0945(FM) 3. Rebecca Evans (Mid and West Wales): Will the First Minister provide an update on road safety in Wales. OAQ(4)0949(FM) 4. Alun Ffred Jones (Arfon): What discussions has the Welsh Government had with the UK Government regarding the plans to privatise vast areas of the probation service. OAQ(4)0938(FM)W 5. Jenny Rathbone (Cardiff Central): What are the lessons for Wales from the Francis Report into the care of patients at the Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust Hospital. OAQ(4)0937(FM) 6. Lynne Neagle (Torfaen): Will the First Minister make a statement outlining the benefits of Minerals Technical Advice Note 2: Coal to communities in Wales. OAQ(4)0941(FM) 7. Peter Black (South Wales West): Will the First Minister make a statement on the implementation of the Welsh Government’s mortgage guarantee scheme. OAQ(4)0939(FM) 8. Antoinette Sandbach (North Wales): What are the Welsh Government’s plans for safeguarding neonatal care in North Wales.