Join us online for the Rejoin EU Party Autumn Conference on Saturday 11 October 2025, from 10:00am to 4:30pm. Please note that the deadline for submitting amendments is 1 October.
The following motions will be up for discussion at the conference. Supporters are welcome to submit amendments, suggest alternative motions, and take part in open, constructive debate. These motions are simply a starting point for conversation, not the final word.
Motion: The UK Economy and the Cost of Living Crisis
This Conference Notes
- That recent public opinion, as gathered in our open meeting, has shown the economy and cost of living to be the top concern for our supporters and the public.
- That inflationary pressures and rising costs have significantly impacted household budgets across the UK.
- That the UK’s departure from the EU has had devastating economic repercussions which are now felt more acutely in the cost of living.
This Conference Believes
- Rejoining the EU could help alleviate some of the economic pressures and improve the overall stability of the UK economy.
- That addressing the cost of living crisis should be a top priority for the party, emphasizing solutions that reconnect the UK to European markets.
This Conference Requests the Executive
- To develop and promote a policy platform that highlights the economic benefits of rejoining the EU.
- To launch a campaign focusing on practical measures to reduce the cost of living, and to engage with experts on how renewed EU relations could play a role.
Motion: Supporting the NHS and Healthcare Resilience
This Conference Notes
- That the NHS continues to face significant pressures in terms of funding, staffing, and resources, especially in the wake of recent public health challenges.
- That maintaining a strong and resilient healthcare system is essential for the well-being of all UK citizens.
- That closer collaboration with European health frameworks and standards could provide valuable opportunities for sharing best practices and resources.
This Conference Believes
- That the NHS is a cornerstone of British society and must be safeguarded and strengthened for future generations.
- That re-establishing cooperative ties with European healthcare networks could help bolster the NHS by providing additional avenues for training, recruitment, and medical innovation.
This Conference Requests the Executive
- To campaign for increased funding and support for the NHS, advocating for policies that ensure its long-term sustainability.
- To explore partnerships and dialogues with European health organizations to identify ways to enhance the NHS’s resilience and capacity.
Motion: A Fair and Compassionate Immigration Policy
This Conference Notes
- That immigration has historically contributed to the cultural and economic richness of the UK.
- That recent changes in immigration policy have created challenges for families, workers, and those seeking to contribute to British society.
- That a balanced and humane approach to immigration can strengthen the UK’s social fabric and align with European and global standards of human rights.
This Conference Believes
- That the UK should adopt a fair, compassionate, and well-regulated immigration system that upholds the dignity of all individuals.
- That reconnecting with European partners on immigration frameworks could help create more coherent and humane policies, ensuring that the UK remains a welcoming place for those who seek to build a life here.
- Restoration of freedom of movement will greatly improve the quality of UK society as a whole
- Returning to the Dublin agreement is an essential part of resolving the current conflicts on immigration.
This Conference Requests the Executive
- To advocate for immigration policies that prioritize fairness, family unity, and the humane treatment of all individuals, regardless of origin.
- To explore collaborative approaches with European nations to develop immigration standards that reflect shared values and mutual respect.