The Labour Party Constitution

The Labour Party Constitution is a set of formal rules that guide how the party operates, makes decisions, and governs itself. It outlines the party’s purpose, membership requirements, leadership structure, and processes for selecting candidates and policy development. The constitution ensures transparency, accountability, and democracy within the party, enabling members to participate in shaping its direction. It also sets procedures for resolving disputes and maintaining unity. Overall, it serves as the foundational document that helps the Labour Party function effectively and consistently align with its values and objectives.