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Pragmatic Radicalism and Labour Digital present

Top of the Policies on the Digital Revolution, Westminster

Come and present to the Labour Digital team, pre general election/manifesto.

The event will be chaired by Lord Parry Mitchell, Chair of Labour Digital and Labour’s enterprise adviser.

WE WANT YOU TO PARTICIPATE!

What happens?

Your chance to pitch a digital policy idea in just ONE minute, followed by TWO minutes of questions from the audience’s Q&A, culminating in a vote for ONE Top Policy. Policy MUST be fiscally neutral, funded and well thought out to sustain scrutiny from the floor/Chair.

To have the chance to present your 60 second policy idea on the on the day, please send it in the following format:

  • Headline;
  • Explanation (3 sentences max);
  • How you wish to be referred to on the day (ie role, organisation or union, etc);
  • Twitter name/ID.

Send to PragRad Chair, John Slinger at john.slinger@pragmaticradicalism.co.uk.

Refreshments kindly sponsored by

Open to Labour members (supporters welcome).

Twitter

@PragRad

#TOTPdigital

#Digital

Top of the policies is about giving you a chance to pitch a policy idea

POLICY IDEAS BEING PITCHED ON THE NIGHT…

The regulator’s code must be open

Law’s are published, and available to citizens so that they know what is a crime and what a citizen’s duty is and what evidence can be presented to prove guilt. Evidence is tested in an open court, elections are counted in public. Where code is law or evidence, the code must be open.
Dave Levy, Member of Lewisham Deptford CLP and the Open Rights Group
@DaveLevy

Referenda and digital democracy

The internet was once heralded as an opportunity for greater citizen involvement in governance, but nothing substantial has yet materialised. With two referenda placed on the agenda by a prime minister to suit his own political objectives, could the first substantial electronic intervention in how our democracy functions come from determining how referenda are called?
Joe Williams, works in communications for a public sector trade union and member of North Croydon CLP
@earsopen

How to attend

For further details and to RSVP, please click here

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