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NATIONAL
DELEGATE
CONFERENCE
Liverpool 2019
South West Region
Delegate’s Handbook
ACC from the waterfront
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Contents
Useful Resources ....................................................................................................... 3
Welcome from the South West Regional Delegates .................................................. 4
Pre Conference Delegates‟ Meeting .......................................................................... 6
Access to pre-conference meetings........................................................................ 7
Travelling to the Pre-Conference Meetings ............................................................ 7
First Time Delegates‟ Meeting .................................................................................... 8
Keeping in contact with you at NDC ........................................................................... 9
Contacting the region whilst at NDC........................................................................... 9
Social Media and keeping up-to-date ......................................................................... 9
South West Prioritisation of Motions......................................................................... 10
Motions..................................................................................................................... 10
Reprioritisation of motions ........................................................................................ 10
Rule amendments .................................................................................................... 10
Voting Procedures .................................................................................................... 11
Information for Sharers and Visitors ......................................................................... 12
Sharers ................................................................................................................. 12
Visitors .................................................................................................................. 12
A to Z of some terms commonly used at UNISON Conferences .............................. 13
Common Abbreviations ............................................................................................ 16
Frequently asked Questions ..................................................................................... 20
I‟ve not yet received my conference credentials ................................................... 20
How do I claim my expenses? .............................................................................. 20
I need to change a delegate for National Delegate Conference ........................... 20
Card Votes ............................................................................................................ 20
I have a question on the Annual Report................................................................ 21
What are the Conference Times? ......................................................................... 21
UNISON‟s Structures and democracy ...................................................................... 22
Conference Seating Plan and Branch Seating Allocation......................................... 23
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For more information on UNISON National Delegate Conference
check-out the UNISON website:-
www.unison.org.uk/conference
This handbook is meant to be read in conjunction with the NDC 2019
Conference Guide, however, you should note that this is a lengthy
document, over 100 pages, as it contains all the motions listed for
discussion at NDC.
The following pages in the national NDC 2019 provide lots of useful
information, which you should familiarise yourself with before attending
conference.
109 – Guide to conference, including key roles
110 – 114 – How debates are conducted, including a useful flow chart
on page 111
115 – 118 – National Conference Rules and Standing Orders
Useful Resources
https://conferences.unison.org.uk/ - this is a really useful page!
https://www.unison.org.uk/events/2019-national-delegate-conference/
2019 NDC – Current Policy including amendments
Draft Order of Business 2019
2019 NDC – Conference Guide
2019 NDC – UNISON Financial Statements
2019 NDC – Prioritised motions list
2019 NDC – Delegate Conference Final Agenda
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Welcome from the South West Regional Delegates
Trudie Brailey Debbie Russell
Regional Co-Convenor Deputy Regional Convenor
Welcome to National Delegate Conference 2019 – UNISON‟s topmost
policy making body.
You have been elected as a delegate to ensure your members have a
voice in the crucial decisions taken by this union. Your votes over the
week will determine how our resources are spent, what our campaign
priorities will be and what actions you and your colleagues will be
committed to over the next year. Your votes matter – make sure you get
as much information about each key debate as possible. Many of you
may have already spoken to members in your branch about how they
expect you to vote, if not your delegation may have meetings to discuss
how to vote – or you may want to discuss with other branches and seek
their views.
You should be in the Conference Hall for each session. Your branch is
allocated specific seats – please make sure you sit in one of them –
thanks – see page 25 for the seating plan. You should also attend the
pre-conference delegation meeting – see pages 6 to 8 for information.
We are your elected regional delegates and are here to support our
regional delegation. Please come and see us with any queries or
problems. We hope you will take part in debates and speak at
conference, even though we know this can be nerve-wracking. We can
help you write speeches, give you tips and support you in getting your
voice heard.
4Key debates are planned each day and we will be briefing you each day
on those debates, via email and the unison regional NDC 2019 web
page.
ACTION: If you haven‟t already done so, please write to
southwest@unison.co.uk, to provide your preferred email address to be
for getting updates during NDC.
The South West region has one motion on the agenda:
99 Disability History Month
Enjoy the week! It will be exhausting and definitely isn‟t a holiday, but it
will be informative and interesting. You will need to conserve some
energy for getting back to your branch and making a start on all the
priority campaigns and actions voted for by delegates – which your
branch will need to make a reality!
Trudie Martin and Debbie Russell
South West Regional Delegates
5Pre Conference Delegates’ Meeting
For ALL Delegates
Visitors are also welcome to attend
UNISON South West Regional Pre-Conference Meeting
Monday 17 June 2019
5.15pm to 6.15pm
Room 4A (upper level of the venue)
ACC Liverpool
Kings Dock
Liverpool Waterfront
Liverpool
L3 4FP
https://www.accliverpool.com/
This meeting is taking place in the same venue as NDC
This is a short meeting for branch delegates from the South West region,
held on the eve of conference to explain procedures, including
submission of emergency motions, timing for speakers, voting etc.
All delegates should attend the pre-conference delegates meeting where
you will be able to meet delegates from the South West, prior to National
Delegate Conference. This is particularly important if you are a first time
delegate or a lone delegate as this is where you will meet other
members attending conference and you can be given a „buddy‟ so you
don‟t feel isolated. Visitors are also welcome to this meeting as
observers.
You will be updated on conference business and standing order
decisions so you are fully briefed ready for Tuesday morning.
You will get a lot more out of conference if you understand what is going
on and this meeting will also be a chance to meet delegates from other
branches. The meeting will be led by Kerry Baigent (Regional Manager),
Trudie Martin and Debbie Russell (South West Regional Reps to NDC).
6Access to pre-conference meetings
All delegates attending the pre-conference meeting must bring their
conference credentials with them to gain access to the building.
If anyone doesn‟t have their credentials or there is a late change of
delegate, they can get their credentials from the conference information
desk in the Lower Galleria at the ACC Liverpool. The conference
information desk will be open from 8.30am until 7pm on Monday 17 June
2019.
Travelling to the Pre-Conference Meetings
Rail
Liverpool Lime Street mainline station is 1.0 mile away.
Road
From the M62, follow signs for City Centre, Albert Dock and Pier Head.
As you approach Pier Head, stay in the right-hand lane, turn right into
the turning circle and enter the Atlantic Tower's forecourt. We have
private parking two minutes‟ walk from the hotel. To programme your
sat-nav, please use the postcode L3 9AG.
Air
If you‟re flying into Liverpool John Lennon Airport, Thistle Liverpool,
Atlantic Tower is about eight miles away by road. Manchester Airport
(30 miles) has direct rail and coach links to Liverpool city centre.
7First Time Delegates’ Meeting
Monday 17 June 2019
6.15pm to 7pm
The meeting is being held in the same location as the
pre-conference delegates’ meeting.
This will be a more in depth, but short meeting, especially for first time
delegates. Other delegates and visitors, who might a like a refresher, or
to learn more about conference procedures, are also welcome to stay for
this meeting.
This session will be led by Debi Potter, who‟s held a number of lead lay
member roles in the region, was an NEC member for the South West
region, and knows the structures and workings of conference.
Kerry Baigent, Regional Manager, will also be on hand.
Kerry Baigent Debi Potter
Regional Manager
8Keeping in contact with you at NDC
If NDC delegates haven‟t already provided contact details, but would like
to receive conference communications from the region, please email
name, preferred contact number and email address for use during NDC.
Details should be emailed to southwest@unison.co.uk, with the subject
heading “Keeping in touch at NDC”.
Further information about NDC, including the NDC bulletin, is available
online:
https://www.unison.org.uk/events/2019-national-delegate-conference/
Contacting the region whilst at NDC
The South West NDC regional reps and regional manager, Debbie,
Trudie and Kerry, will be sat to one side of the conference hall, where
the regional reps have seats allocated (see conference hall block
seating plan, page 27). If you cannot find them and need to contact
them, you could leave them a message at their allocated seating area,
or contact them as follows:-
Trudie – 07507 382284
Kerry – 07951 187417
Kindly note, these numbers are for use during conference only.
Emails can also be sent to:-
Debbie – debbierussell.unison@gmail.com
Kerry – k.baigent@unison.co.uk
General, non-conference related, enquiries can also be sent to:-
southwest@unison.co.uk
Social Media and keeping up-to-date
A dedicated regional webpage has been set up for NDC 2019, so check
in here daily for Kerry‟s blog and other regional updates:-
https://southwest.unison.org.uk/ndc2019/
For Twitter and FB savvy individuals, you search for this hashtag
#uNDC19
9South West Prioritisation of Motions
for National Delegate Conference 2019
Motions
Priority Motion Motion heading Submitted by
No.
1 99 Disability History Month South West region
2 66 Blood Donation Campaign Bournemouth
3 126 Resourcing Our Branches - A UNISON NEC
Priority
4 118 Abolish NHS Car Parking Charges Waverley
5 70 Tackling The Crisis In Social Care NEC
6 7 Time for Change - A review of how UNISON Northamptonshire
is structured and funded County
7 107 Abuse In Care Homes National Retired
Members‟
Organisation
8 41 Tackling stress and bullying / harassment Cardiff University
9 58 Strengthening Maternity Rights Cambridgeshire
County
10 69 Combating the rise of volunteerism in public National Retired
services Members‟
Organisation
11 8 Recruitment and Retention of Members Yorkshire and
Humberside region
12 21 Towards a more inclusive Lesbian, Gay, National Lesbian,
Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Self- Gay, Bisexual and
organised group Transgender
Committee Imperial
College
Reprioritisation of motions
Forms will be handed out during the week, which will need to be completed and
returned to the South West regional desk, where you will find the regional reps,
Trudie and Debbie and the Regional Manager, Kerry.
Rule amendments
No Amendments to Rules were submitted form the South West region
10Voting Procedures
Voting on motions can sometimes be confusing for new delegates.
The vote on most motions and amendments is by a show of hands but
on particularly contentious issues there may be a need for a card vote.
A card vote will be called for if, following a hand vote, at least 10% of
delegates are holding up specifically provided cards asking for a card
vote to take place. Under this system delegates place cards in a box
which is handed around, with each branch being entitled to register a
number of votes according to the size of their membership.
On certain very controversial issues, a delegation may wish to divide the
number of votes cast according to the level of support among their
membership. If you decide to do this, make sure the number of votes
cast each way adds up to exactly the total membership figure shown on
your voting cards or under.
Delegates should always be careful to sign their card votes, as any
cards found in the boxes without signatures will be deemed spoilt and
not counted.
In line with normal debating procedure most votes take place on
amendments in the first instance and then motions, as amended, are put
to the Conference as substantive motions. However, in some debates in
order to save time, grouped debates may take place first with all the
amendments dealt with sequentially.
Then at the end of these debates, conference votes on each of the
amendments and the substantive motion in sequence.
If you are still confused don‟t worry! The regional delegates will be on
hand to give advice as required, and more experienced delegates who
have attended Conferences before will always be pleased to help you.
Refer to the Conference Guide for more information.
11Information for Sharers and Visitors
Sharers
Sharers are not permitted on the conference floor at the same time as
the delegate with whom they are sharing. Delegates must arrange to
meet the sharer away from the conference floor in order to swap badges.
Shared delegations can cause confusion so here is some information to
try to help.
Sharers should not make up the badges until they have both
sharers photos available. The badges they have been allocated
MUST have a photo of each sharer, one on each side of the
badge.
Each sharer will be sent a different coloured badge i.e. sharer 1
will be sent the „delegate‟ (sharer 1) badge; this will allow them
access to sit in the main area of the conference hall, allowing them
to vote on issues and motions when necessary. Sharer 2 will be
sent the „sharer 2‟ badge; this means they will have separate
seating in another area of the conference hall.
The sharers must decide between them who will be seating in the
main area of the conference hall and this person MUST be
wearing the Sharer 1 coloured badge and have the voting
cards. In order that they share the opportunity to sit in the
conference hall the sharers must arrange to meet away from the
conference floor and swap badges to enable the other person to
be able to take his/her turn on the conference floor.
Sharers must also remember to make sure they pass the voting
card and card votes to the sharer 1 (delegate) sitting on the
conference floor; only one set of voting cards will be allocated.
Visitors
Visitors are not permitted on the conference floor, which can sometimes
make contact with branch delegates difficult. Papers are still issued to
visitors to ensure that they can follow business. This includes, in
particular the reports of the Standing Orders Committee.
12A to Z of some terms commonly used at UNISON
Conferences
Abstention not voting „for‟ or „against‟ a motion
Adjournment a postponement of remaining business to a later
date/time
Agenda lists the items of business and the order they will
be dealt with at Conference
Amendment a proposed change to a motion that deletes from
or adds to it
Branch Delegate members representing Branch with voting rights
Competent motion a motion is „competent‟ when it makes sense and
is appropriate
Composite two or more motions on the same topic combined
to make one composite motion
Debate each motion and amendment is open to debate.
The President controls the debate and calls
speakers
Fair Representation UNISON‟s commitment to a balanced
representation of members taking into account
part-time workers, manual workers, different
occupations, race, sexuality and disability
Lay Member a member who is not an employee of the union
Lay Structure a body consisting of lay members
Mandate an instruction to a delegate on what to say or how
to vote
Minutes a record of the business done and decisions
reached at meetings
13Motion a formal proposal to be debated and voted on
National Delegate supreme decision making body of UNISON.
Conference (NDC) Annual Conference of Branch, Regional and Self
Organised Group Delegates
NEC National Executive Council
Online Conference The computer programme that is used to register
System delegates, visitors, motions for any national
conference
Personal Person who assists a member with a disability
Facilitator/Assistant
President member of the NEC who Chairs Conference
proceedings
Proportionality UNISON‟s commitment to the representation of
women in fair proportion to the relevant number of
women members
Quorum the minimum number of delegates required for a
meeting to take place
Regional Delegate member representing Region with speaking but
not voting rights.
Self Organisation groups facing discrimination, meeting and
organising to determine their collective agenda
and feeding it into the union‟s structure. There
are four self organised groups (SOGs), defined by
the National rules as: Women, Black Members,
Members with Disabilities, and Lesbian Gay
Bisexual Transgender.
14Service Groups There are seven service groups. Community,
Energy, Healthcare, Higher Education, Local
Government, Police and Justice, Water
Environment and Transport (WET). These decide
general policy on terms and conditions of service
and negotiate on behalf of their members. Each
service group has a National and Regional
Committee. Some service group committees
have sub groups known as sector committees
Region UNISON is organised into 12 regions around the
country each with their own regional office. The
South West Region covers: Cornwall, Devon,
Somerset, North Somerset, South Gloucester,
Bristol, Bath & North East Somerset,
Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Dorset
Standing Orders Rules by which a Conference (or other meeting)
Committee is run. The Standing Orders Committee is an
elected group of lay members who decide which
motions should be admitted and debated. Kevin
Judd is the South West representative for this
Committee.
15Common Abbreviations
A&E Accident and Emergency
ALMO Arms Length Management Organisation
AO Area Organiser (staff or regional appointed post)
APF Affiliated Political Fund. (Fund from opted-in members
used to support the Labour Party)
BDOP Branch Development and Organising Plans
BMA British Medical Association
BNP British National Party
C&C Cte Campaigns and Communications Committee
CAFCASS Children and Family Court Advisory and Support
Service
CASE Casework information management system
CLP Constituency Labour Party
CND Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
CNR Convenor Group, National Executive Council &
Regional Management Team
CRE Commission for Racial Equality
D&O Development and Organisation
DARC Dorset Area Resource Centre
DDA Disability Discrimination Act
DRC Disability Rights Commission
DTI Department of Trade & Industry
E&T Education &Training
EIS Educational Institute of Scotland
EOC Equal Opportunities Commission
16ERA Employment Relations Act
FF Fighting Fund
Usually used in front of AO or LO, so FFAO or FFLO
FT Foundation Trust
GATS General Agreement in Trades and Services
GMB Britain‟s General Union (previously known as General
Municipal and Boilermakers Union
GP General Practitioner
GP Committee General Purposes Committee
GPF General Political Fund. (Fund from contributions from
opted-in members used for non-party political
campaigning)
H&S Health and Safety
IRAG International Relations Advisory Group
ISiS Improving Services in Somerset
IT Information Technology
JCC Joint Consultative Committee/Council
JE Job Evaluation
JNCC Joint Negotiating and Consultative Committee
LGBT Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender
LL Labour Link
LLA Lifelong Learning Advisor
LO Local Organiser (staff or regional appointed post)
LP Labour Party
LPC Low Pay Commission
MiP Managers in Partnership
17MP Member of Parliament
Napo National Association of Probation Officers
NASUWT National Association of Schoolmasters Union of
Women Teachers
NDMC National Disabled Members Committee
NDC National Delegate Conference
NEC National Executive Council, (Elected body of lay
members representing Regions and Service Groups)
NHS National Health Service
NLLC National Labour Link Committee
NUJ National Union of Journalists
NUT National Union of Teachers
O&D Cte Organisation & Development Committee
PCS Public and Commercial Services Union
PCT Primary Care Trust
PDCC Policy Development and Campaign Committee
PFI Private Finance Initiative
POA (UK) Prison Officers Association
PPP Private Public Partnership
RC Regional Council
REO Regional Education Organiser
RM Retired Members‟ Committee
RMS Replacement Membership System
RMT Regional Management Team
RO Regional Organiser
RS Regional Secretary
18SC(s) Strategic Committee(s)
SEN Special Educational Needs
SGE Service Group Executive
SHA Strategic Health Authority
SOC Standing Orders Committee
SOG(s) Self Organised Group(s)
SW South West (often used in front of committees)
SWTUC South West Trade Union
TUC Trade Union Congress
ULR Union Learning Representative
USW UNISON South West
Unite A trade union
19Frequently asked Questions
Please contact the regional delegates with any questions or queries in
the first instance. If they are not available a member of staff on the main
conference desk should be able to help with any questions
I’ve not yet received my conference credentials
Anybody who has not received their credentials, or who is a change of
delegate, can get their credentials from the Conference Information
Desk in the Lower Galleria at the ACC Liverpool.
The Conference Information Desk will be open 12pm – 5.30pm on
Saturday 15 June, and from 8.30am until 7pm on Monday 17 June.
How do I claim my expenses?
If you‟re a branch delegate or visitor you need to contact your Branch
Secretary or Branch Treasurer. Regional Reps should contact the South
West region regarding their expense claims.
I need to change a delegate for National Delegate Conference
You will need to make the change on the online conference system
(OCS) prior to 5.00pm on Friday 14 June. After this date you will need
to complete an “Emergency Change of Delegate Form” and make the
changes at the conference desk at Liverpool prior to the start of
conference. You CANNOT change the delegation once conference has
started. An Emergency Change of Delegate form will need completing
after this date. It will be available on the UNISON website online, and
from the conference desk at Liverpool. Kerry Baigent, Regional
Manager, must sign this form to approve the changes, and the
delegation must remain proportional.
Card Votes
A card vote collection point will be located in the foyer. Only one
delegate per delegation needs to collect the card vote booklet. Card
votes should be collected prior to the start of conference but if you forget
to collect your card votes and the desk is not staffed then the card votes
can be collected from the Finance Office. See page 113 of the
Conference Guide.
If you encounter any problems during Conference please see
Trudie Martin or Debbie Russell, the Regional Delegates, who will be
able to assist. See photos on page 4 for identification.
20I have a question on the Annual Report
These should be submitted in advance of Conference – details sent
separately to branches by national.
What are the Conference Times?
Tuesday 18 June, 10:00 – 12:30 and 14:00 – 17:00
Wednesday 19 June – Friday 21 June, 09:30 – 12:30 and 14:00 – 17:00
(16:00 on Friday)
For further details, see page 5 of the delegate conference guide
21UNISON’s Structures and democracy
22Conference Seating Plan and Branch Seating Allocation
Delegate Service No
Access Seat no.
Branch Name of
Role Group seats
Requirements? Allocated
Delegate Police Avon & Somerset Police Branch 2 K11
Sharer 1 Police Avon & Somerset Police Branch K12
Sharer 2 Police Avon & Somerset Police Branch
Delegate LG Bath & North East Somerset 2 I15
Delegate LG Bath & North East Somerset I16
Sharer 1 Health Bath Health 1 H19
Sharer 2 Health Bath Health
Bournemouth Higher & Further
Delegate HE
Education 1 J20
Reserved
Delegate LG Bournemouth LG 2 seating
K21-22
Sharer 1 LG Bournemouth LG K20
Sharer 2 LG Bournemouth LG
Delegate LG Bristol 2 I3
Sharer 1 LG Bristol
Reserved
Sharer 2 LG Bristol I1-2
seating
Delegate Health Central Bristol Health 2 H20
Reserved
Delegate Health Central Bristol Health H22
seating
Delegate Health Concorde Health UNISON 1 H18
Delegate Health Cornwall Acute Health 1 H9
Delegate Health Cornwall Health Community 2 H10
Delegate Health Cornwall Health Community H11
Delegate LG Cornwall LG 4 J4
Delegate LG Cornwall LG J5
Delegate LG Cornwall LG J6
Delegate LG Cornwall LG J7
Sharer 1 Police Devon & Cornwall Police 1 K10
Sharer 2 Police Devon & Cornwall Police
23Delegate Service No
Access Seat no.
Branch Name of
Role Group seats
Requirements? Allocated
Delegate LG Devon County 4 H9
Delegate LG Devon County H10
Delegate LG Devon County H11
Delegate LG Devon County H12
Devon Partnership & Community
Delegate Health
Health 2 G4
Devon Partnership & Community
Delegate Health G3
Health
Delegate LG Dorset 2 K17
Delegate LG Dorset K18
Delegate Health Dorset Health 3 G16
Delegate Health Dorset Health G17
Delegate Health Dorset Health G18
Delegate Police Dorset Police Branch 1 K13
Delegate LG East Devon LG 1 K4
Sharer 1 WET Environment Agency South West 1 J17
Sharer 2 WET Environment Agency South West
Sharer 1 LG Exeter City 1 K3
Sharer 2 LG Exeter City
Gloucestershire Districts Health &
Delegate Health
Community 2 H2
Gloucestershire Districts Health & Reserved
Delegate Health H1
Community seating
Delegate LG Gloucestershire LG 2 I10
Delegate LG Gloucestershire LG I11
Delegate Police Gloucestershire Police & Justice 1 K8
Delegate LG Mid Devon LG 1 K6
Sharer 1 Health NHSBT 1 H4
Sharer 2 Health NHSBT
Delegate LG North Devon LG 1 K5
Sharer 1 Health North Devon Health 1 G7
Sharer 2 Health North Devon Health
24Delegate Service No
Access Seat no.
Branch Name of
Role Group seats
Requirements? Allocated
Delegate LG North Somerset 2 I17
Delegate LG North Somerset I18
Delegate LG Plymouth in UNISON 2 H14
Delegate LG Plymouth in UNISON H15
Delegate LG Poole LG 2 K15
Delegate LG Poole LG K16
Reserved
Sharer 1 Police Probation South West 1 seating
H21
Sharer 2 Police Probation South West
Delegate Health Royal Devon & Exeter Health 2 G6
Sharer 1 Health Royal Devon & Exeter Health G5
Sharer 2 Health Royal Devon & Exeter Health
Delegate Health Salisbury Health 1 H3
Delegate LG Somerset County 1 J11
Delegate Health Somerset Health 2 G19
Delegate Health Somerset Health G20
Delegate LG South Gloucestershire 2 I8
Delegate LG South Gloucestershire I9
Delegate LG South Somerset LG 1 J17
Delegate Health South Western Ambulance & Allied Health 3 H7
Delegate Health South Western Ambulance & Allied Health H6
Sharer 1 Health South Western Ambulance & Allied Health H5
Sharer 2 Health South Western Ambulance & Allied Health
Reserved
Delegate LG Swindon LG 2 seating
I4-5
Delegate LG Swindon LG I6
Delegate LG Taunton Deane & West Somerset 1 I12
Reserved
Sharer 1 Health Torbay Health 1 seating
G1-2
Sharer 2 Health Torbay Health
Reserved
Sharer 2 LG Torbay LG 1 seating
K1-2
25Delegate Service No
Access Seat no.
Branch Name of
Role Group seats
Requirements? Allocated
Delegate HE University of Bristol 1 J19
Reserved
Delegate HE University of West of England 1 seating
J21-22
Delegate Energy Western Energy 1 J16
Delegate LG Wiltshire 2 I13
Delegate LG Wiltshire I14
Delegate Health Wiltshire & Avon Health 2 G13
Delegate Health Wiltshire & Avon Health G14
Sharer 1 Police Wiltshire Police & Justice 1 K9
Sharer 2 Police Wiltshire Police & Justice
26NDC 2019 Conference Platform
A A
B allocated SW seating block = G1 to G22 B Northern Ireland
SOG Reps
East C C
Midlands D Speakers for Speakers against D
E E E
F F F Yorkshire
Regional Reps
G G Northern G and
South H Scotland H H Humberside
West I I I
Region J J J
Young Member Reps
K K K
L L West L Cymru/
North West M M Midlands M Wales
N South East N N
Regional Reps
O O O Cymru/Wales
P P West Midlands P
Q Q Q
North R South R R
West S East S S Greater
T T Eastern T London
U U U
Service Group Reps V V V
Visitors No Film Zone W Retired Member Reps W W
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