IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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Socialist Challenge No. 116, 4 October 1979 · p. 5 of the scan · 182 words

The scan: sc-n116-oct-04-1979.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 5 of the scan

government's 5 per which represents members or NUT and closure, Meetings counci tend to be sub-committees, which has been unions. But president and Communist next disallowing the proposal. said that However, Sackily) are votes to 34. IT SEEMS that the Broad Left in the Inner London Teachers Association 14,000 NUT members, will stop at nothing to halt effective action against the cuts.

of the association's dominated by discussion of vacuous reports from its prepared bi fulltime union officers. In order to cut through this bureaucratic fluff, it has been the practice on the ILTA council to allow delegates to put amendments to the resolutions that are presented.

At the last meeting of the council, on 18 September, delegates wanted to have the cuts involving all the public sector Vera Woods, ILTA both member of the Party, ruled that amendments could not be put, thus A challenge to the chair's ruling by Bernard Reagan of the East London Teachers Association was defeated by 32 votes to 31 on a show of hands.

recorded vote then showed the challenge carried by 37

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