Read about the Liberal Democrat Federal Policy Committee (FPC) and its activities. You can also read Jeremy Hargreaves’s guide to the Lib Dem policy process over on the Liberal Democrat Newswire website.
Last year, the Liberal Democrat Federal Policy Committee (FPC) kicked off a consultation on the next steps in refreshing how we talk about our principles and values to meet the current times. … Read the full post »
Following Lib Dem conference voting in favour of the principle of a Universal Basic Income, the party is now developing the details. Here’s the party advert on how you can take part in the next stage. … Read the full post »
Catching up on some news from before the coronavirus crisis really hit, welcome to former MEP Barbara Gibson who is the new chair of the party’s Federal People Development Committee (FPDC). … Read the full post »
On Friday, the Liberal Democrat general election manifesto was finalised. In a special piece for this blog, Federal Policy Committee Vice Chair Jeremy Hargreaves explains what happened. … Read the full post »
Liberal Democrat Newswire #130 took a look at all the posts up for election in the party’s current internal contests. … Read the full post »
Nominations close at 5pm on Monday 30th September for the Liberal Democrat internal elections. These are being held for… … Read the full post »
The Liberal Democrat Federal Policy Committee (FPC) is appointing chairs for new working groups that will prepare draft policy papers for the FPC to consider and submit to conference in Autumn 2019. … Read the full post »
The Liberal Democrat Federal Policy Committee (FPC) is setting up two new policy working groups. … Read the full post »
One of the persistent myths about the elections for the national committees which (try to) run the Liberal Democrats is that ‘the same old faces keep on getting elected’. … Read the full post »
The results of the Liberal Democrat federal committee elections are now in, and super-thanks to everyone who voted for me, electing me successfully to the Federal Board. … Read the full post »