Jul 9 2013
Ed Miliband has set out a series of reforms designed to reshape Labour's relationship with the trade unions and end the "machine politics" behind the alleged ballot-rigging controversy in Falkirk.
In changes which could provoke a major clash with the union bosses who bankroll his party, Mr Miliband said he would reform the system of affiliating union members to Labour, introduce a code of conduct for would-be election candidates and introduce open primary elections for Labour's next candidate for London Mayor.
But he also laid down a challenge to the other parties, announcing that a Labour government would impose a limit on MPs' earnings from second jobs.
And he called for the reopening of stalled talks on the funding of political parties, repeating his offer to cap donations from individuals, businesses and trade unions.
mindy mccready mindy mccready downton abbey nba all star game danica patrick Michelle Laxalt Alabama Shakes
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.