Policy Process 2020 – Co-operative Party

Policy Process 2020

Our policy platform sets the agenda for our party and its representatives, and puts forward our to-do list for Parliament. In the tradition of co-operation, our policy process is member-led and this is your opportunity to shape the ideas we’ll take to all levels of Government.

This year, the policy consultation will focus on two areas – one looks at the infrastructure that connects communities, the other at how we govern our businesses so that they are more responsible and sustainable.

Members are invited to share their views and ideas through our consultation, running until 14th June.

There are a number of ways to get involved – you could attend your local party meeting to discuss the topics and share your collective views, take part in one of the regional conferences happening through the year where expert speakers will help to kick off a debate, or send your individual answers to us.

Your contributions will be collected and considered by the NEC’s policy sub-committee, who use your ideas and feedback to shape policy proposals. These will be brought to the Co-operative Party annual conference in the Autumn for delegates to debate and vote on.

We're happy to report that despite the Coronavirus outbreak, this year's Policy Process is continuing according to schedule.

All the resources you need to hold your meeting online can be found here. We've prepared a guide to using the technology you'll need to organise remotely, and presentations about the topics up for discussion in the Policy Process.

Connecting communities

From buses to broadband

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Corporate governance

Making businesses work for the common good

Contribute

Connecting communities

From buses to broadband

Make a contribution

You can either fill out our easy online form to answer the questions individually, or if you are contributing on behalf of a local party you can also upload a Word or PDF document with your collated answers.

Contributions will only be accepted via our online form. Submissions sent by email or post will not be accepted.

Contribute as an individual
Contribute on behalf of a local party

Corporate governance

Making businesses work for the common good

Make a contribution

You can either fill out our easy online form to answer the questions individually, or if you are contributing on behalf of a local party you can also upload a Word or PDF document with your collated answers.

Contributions will only be accepted via our online form. Submissions sent by email or post will not be accepted.

Contribute as an individual
Contribute on behalf of a local party

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