conf23_published_motions - Women's Equality

Published motions 2023

Published motions 2023

Women’s Equality Party Conference 2023

Saturday 4th - Sunday 5th November

A motion is a proposal for debate at party conference, and these are the motions which have been admitted by the Agenda Committee for debate at Conference 2023. You can also find out more about how party business works, what happens at conference, and view the party business timeline.

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2023 Motions: 

Policy motions:


P1. Wealth tax for equality 

Proposed by: Haringey Branch
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P2. Local services must be local

Proposed by: Caroline Hunt

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Amendment Title: Including other vital services in the call for local services to be
local

Proposed by: WE Richmond Branch

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Amendment Title: Policy consistency in local services motion

Proposed by: The Steering Committee of the Women’s Equality Party

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These amendments have been accepted by the motion proposer.

Amendment Title: Local Services in Less Populated Areas

Proposed by: WE Edinburgh Branch

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This amendment will be up for debate. 

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P3. Local Authorities must review schools’ ability to meet new Government standards on equal access to sport and provide the wherewithal to meet them where lacking

Proposed by: Stacy Hart

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Amendment Title: A gender balanced choice of sports as well as equal access.

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This amendment has been accepted by the motion proposer.

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P4.  Inclusive and participatory design of the built environment and social infrastructure

Proposed by: Milton Keynes Branch

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P5. Reforming probation

Proposed by: Madeline Petrillo

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P6. Stop stringing us along on childcare

Proposed by: Mandu Reid, Leader of the Women’s Equality Party

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Business Motion:


B1. Virtual branch

Proposed by: Jacquie Cottrell

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Amendment Title: Adding necessary constitutional amendments

Amendment proposed by: The Steering Committee of the Women’s Equality Party

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This amendment has been accepted by the motion proposer.

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Special Debates:

SD1. WE in Scotland. The future.

Proposed by: Edinburgh and the Lothians Branch 

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SD2. A feminist foreign policy to address international crises

Proposed by: Glasgow Branch

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