I attended the AEIP National Committee yesterday and now have some more reading to do, about SEO, and other campaigning organisations. Here are some links.
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Redundancy Bumping
A note on Redundancy Bumping. Bumping is the process of moving a potentially redundant employee into another role, and dismissing the employee currently performing that role. Here are my notes.
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ABC of Chairmanship
I want to read Citrine’s ABC of Chairmanship on my tablet; who owns the copyright and when does it expire?
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Stay
I had need to write to a friend who has resigned from the Labour Party, this is what I wrote back.
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On Germany’s election system
The German Federal elections must meet the requirements of Article 38, §1 of the German constitution, “the delegates of the German Parliament (Bundestag) […] are elected in a general, direct, free, equal and secret vote.” This article talks about how Germany does proportionality, overhang seats, inverse success values and their threshold rules. It also looks…
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Red Flag (in Tower Hamlets)
I discovered co-incidentally that some one had marked wikipedia’s Red Flag Anti-Corruption page as of not significant interest, and has now been deleted. They were a party formed in Tower Hamlets and one of their leaders, Andy Erlam was party to the election court case that voided the 2014 election of Lutfur Rahman. I might…
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Liverpool City Council, Part Deux
Finally reading the Liverpool inspector’s review, here are my notes and links. …
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Misconduct in a Public Office
I have had to think about this too much over the last year; and it keeps coming. Here are my notes, mainly about, Boris Johnson as PM & Mayor of London and the Nolan Principles. …
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Who is Jane Ramsey?
Jane Ramsey has been appointed by the Labour Party as as a Senior Advisor on Standards and Ethics responsible for the implementation of the EHRC’s recommendations. Who is she? …
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Legal Aid
We need to do something about Legal Aid. The ECHR Article 6 guarantees funding for a defence in a trial; it seems the sea-lawyers in the MoJ feel that de-funding Judicial Reviews and civil cases is OK then. While benefit disputes and immigration are key areas, everyone should have the right to go to the…
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Local govt. monitoring
More I need to catch up on. Here my, as yet very unfinished notes on local govt. monitoring. …
Read moreMaking Brexit work
Further reading on making Brexit work. On vaccine availability, politics, immigration and the future of the EU conference, and Trade. Enjoy!
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Changing the State
Analysing Starmerism as new Fabianism is becoming popular, at least at least at a very public sociologist | all that is solid. I recently debated with one of Starmer’s supporters who among other things argued that grass roots campaigning didn’t help achieve power. In the attached video, Ed Miliband explains why so-called single issue campaigning…
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Labour’s 2019 campaign
Considering Labour’s IT led me to this at the Common Knowledge Coop. I was considering ISC2’s Vendor Management policies and how Labour measures up to good practice. Their report on the 2019 General Election Campaign looks at strategy, organisation and digital campaigning. I have not finished the reading yet, but it’s compelling stuff. Here are…
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Lewisham Council’s local plan
Lewisham have issued a consultation on their plan. This is a critical document constraining house building, planning and transport planning. Here are some notes and links. …
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