Labour Club up to its Tricks

I find it interesting to note that the Victoria University Labour Club held it's A.G.M. on Tuesday 28, just two weeks after the New Zealand Labour Party's Annual Conference. Is there some hidden meaning in this? Is it perhaps that the rank and file would not he able to discuss those boring remits. Or is it that they were not to be allowed to even suggest who their delegate was to be.

I hesitate to mention to these outstanding persons but did they know that what they were doing was just a bit unconstitutional. I quote from the Labour Party Constitution. Page 10 section 9 (c): 'The annual meeting shall be held in March of each year."

I does smell a little bit doesn't it?