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RMT To Launch Political Campaigning Strategy
« on: April 30, 2007, 03:14:46 PM »

"Finally, we instruct the G.S. to produce a Political Campaigning Strategy to fully involve Regional Organisers, Council of Executive members, Regional Councils and Branches in local, regional and national campaigning events, including: 1, a national leaflet for public distribution explaining the failure of the government's refranchising policy and the RMT's alternative policy of bringing train operating back into public ownership; 2, model letters and resolutions for RMT Branches/Regional Councils to take to trades councils, regional TUCs, local authority public meetings and PTE/PTAs to draw attention to threats to rail services as a result of refranchising; 3, EDMs drawing attention to areas of public concern; 4, a late spring/summer public conference involving transport campaigners and trade unions to launch an alternative white paper on railways." (link below.)
http://www.rmtbristol.org.uk/2007/04/restructuring_of_rail_franchis_1.html#more

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