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ECONOMIC POLICY
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tlThis Conference endorses the Governmentt s econorn:ic policies
laid the foundations for growth and the creation of real jobs. However, it stresses that conti:rued success will only be possible if lower
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The Chancellor has asked me to thank you for your letter of 29 July about tL¡-e Taxation Debate on 11 October at Blackpool, and to ask you to let the Chief T{hip know thät he entirely agrees that it would be ríght for the Chief Secretary to speak 1n
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r attach hereto a copy of the motion for the debate to which you l¡ere requested to reply and the tjme schedule for the conference. As you will appreciate, we have to adhere strictly to this tÍmetable because of TV coverage and the necesslty of calling as many representatives as possi_ble to speak in debates so that the conference feels that we have been faír to all poÍnts of view. Your co-operatíon is, therefore, requested. The chrairnan wiil announce for the benefit of the TV audience, in particular, the time at which you are due to speak. The Conference handbook will contain all the motions subroitted and r thlnk ít would be helpful if you could iqdÍcate in your speech that you have studied all those on your subject.
l{¿y T mentíon that the agenda r'¡í11 remain confidential until the Press conferenee on 2oth september. The handbooks and tickets should be despatched to you on the previous day. please do not hesitate to contact ne i-f you need, before then, any further ínformation, such as the remainder of the motions on your subj ect .
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I attach hereto a copy of the motion for the debaËe to which you !¡ere reguested Èo repl-y and the tÍne schedule for the Conference. As you will apprecÍate, we have to adhere strictly to this timetable because of TV coverage and the necessfty of calling as many representatÍves as possible to speak in debates so that the C.onference feels that we have been fair to all points of view Your co-operation ís, therefore, requested. The Chairnan will announce for the benefit of the TV audience, Ín partlcular, the time at wtrieh you are due to speak. The Conference handbook nrilI contain all the moÈions submitÈed and I think it r¿ould be hel-pful if you could indicate in your speech that you have studied aLl those on your subject.
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During the Parly ConieÌ.ence we shaIl, as usuaJ, be Lo assist Merîbers of 'the Ca'cinet and MinisLers of Slate. Thls wlf l- be situatecì in the Prince Rcon on fhe ground floor of Lhe Imperial Hoiel at Blackpool. The iirect Line Lelephone numbers wirl be Biackpool (0253) 293280 and 293291 and t,here witL be an extension through the iict,el switchþoard. The of íice will be available to assi-st, lienbers of the Cabinet and Mln:-sters during the period of the ccníe:^ence and will have a phot,ocopylng machine and a scrambl,er tel-ephone. The GP0 r^'iLl- have a representaL:ve present to cieai wlth t'red boxestt eLc. manning an office
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Thurs during conference You are booked into the Imperial Mon 1. week. Ttre confirmation letter from Central Office says Tue - Thurst but this is wrdng.
2. I krave told Claire that lunch witl- your constituents will on Thursday.
be
3. Your platform ticket is booked for the op enr_ng and closin.q sessions and the health debate (which Mr Fow1er witl answer) on Thursday at !.lOam. Mrs Lawson is booked only for Your debate. You may try out tl.e Ronni on l,tfe dne sday.
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PARTY CONFERENCE
The Chancellor will travel to Blackpool on the afternoon of 10 October, and will not return to London before the weekend of L5/L6 October.
2. While he will be receiving boxes at B1ackpool, he will not be able to deal there with the customary mass of papers; and it cannot be assumed ttrat he will be able to react ín' stantly to any. Large dossj-ers on which decisions wiII be required by the end of next week should therefore, whenever possible, reach his office thís week. '
J O KERR
FROM: J O KERR 4 October 1983
MR MIDDLETON
BLACKPOOL
The Chancellor has asked me to spend some of next week in
Blackpool helping hirn on Treasury business (e.9. the Mansion House speech) while he is spending 95 per cent of his tjme on Party business.
2. I propose to do this . It would. be in line wÍth wlrat I did for Sj-r G Howe last year and in 1981. I would go up on 11 October, and return on L2 or 13 October. 3.
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