National Executive Committee, International Department and Parliamentary Labour Party
MS. Callaghan 357
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
National Executive Committee, International Department and Parliamentary Labour Party
Shelfmark
MS. Callaghan 357
Summary
Comprises:
Folder labelled "1793: NEC/Lab: 76-79" containing papers relating to National Executive Committee meetings. Includes notes and correspondence regarding the 1979 general election, the 1978 Queen's Speech, the re-selection of MPs, the process for electing the leader of the Labour Party, and Labour Party finances. 1977-1979
Folder labelled "1794: I/NEC/Eur: 78-79" containing papers regarding the National Executive Committee and the European Economic Community. Includes papers of the EEC Liaison Committee and the NEC/Cabinet Working Group on the EEC, and notes and reports regarding the European Monetary System, European Parliament elections and the Common Agricultural Policy. 1977-1979
Folder labelled "1795: I/NEC: 78-79" containing papers of meetings of the Labour Party International Committee, and position papers and resolutions on foreign policy. 1978-1979
Folder labelled "1796: PP/Lab/Misc" containing papers relating to the Parliamentary Labour Party. Includes papers regarding local government and social security bills, the process of electing the leader of the Labour Party, economic policy, Parliamentary questions and UNCTAD IV. 1977-1980
Date
1979-1980
Language
French
English
German
Physical extent
1 box (4 folders)
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Collection contents
Party politics and the Trades Union Congress
National Executive Committee, International Department and Parliamentary Labour Party
