Early day motion tabled by primary sponsor Bill Walker (Conservative), on Monday, 12 March 1990, in the House of Commons. It is signed by 16 members in total.
Labour Party's North-South Divide
That this House notes that the Right honourable Member for Islwyn may have missed more than one boat on Friday 9th March, when his party in Scotland at their conference in Dunoon failed to accept his leadership and voted to support motions on proportional representation and on unilateral disarmament; and further notes this North-South divide is made worse by the Scottish Labour Party proposals for the roof tax and the rating of farm buildings, farmland and woodland, and the compulsory purchase of estates and holiday homes, all of which have not as yet been embraced by the Labour Party in England.
Secondary information
- Type
- Early day motion
- Reference
- 696
- Session
- 1989-90
- Subjects
- Domestic rates Rates and rating Proportional representation Nuclear disarmament Scotland Labour Scottish Labour Party Kinnock, Lord
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