Labour Party policy is made democratically, through discussion and consultation . One of the main reasons we join the Labour party is to have a part in this and to help shape the policies of a future Labour government.  Labour International brings together members living all over the world to discuss and share ideas and help build a more equal and prosperous Britain. Using our National Policy Forum we feed into discussions with politicians and representatives from across the Labour Party.

Policy Resources

• NPF & How we shape Policy
• NPF Commissions
• NPF at Labour International – Who’s Who
• NPF Consultations 2022 Preview
• NPF 2020 – Consultations 
• NPF 2020 – Interim Reports
• Labour Policy – Other Reports and Key Documents 

Policy Process Reform

• Whats wrong and how it should work. 
• Reform of the Labour Party Policy Process
• LI Response to 2020 NPF Education consultation
• LI response to NPF Economy, Business and Trade consultation (section 2.)
• LI Response to the NPF consultation on the economy 

You can find more information about Labour’s National Policy Forum (NPF) by visiting the NPF website,