would it be fair that it hasn t been the easiest artful set keir starmer? now, he hasn t got everything he wanted. it s that he hasn t gone all his way but so keir starmer clearly wants to have this battle, if it needs to be a battle at some point and make these changes to the way leadership contest happen within the labour party, and there were two hurdles to him doing that. firstly getting the plans approved by the nec, the national executive committee, laid upon that ruling body, and then getting them approved by party members here at the conference. so, he has got everything he wanted, the move to go back to an electoral college system which sees trade unions and other affiliated you organisations alongside labour mps and the wider labour membership getting equal share of the vote for a new labour
leader but there are still some plans in there to make it harderfor labour mps to get on the leadership ballot and also to scrap registered supporters, which came in under ed miliband s leadership. that way for people to pay a small fee to be able to participate in the election without becoming fully paid up labour members. though plans are still deeply unpopular with many people on the left of the party. we will have to see what happens tomorrow, they will be debate on the conference floor, whether those plans go through or not. sources close to keir starmer tonight tell me they are happy with where they are, they believe they have plans in place to make the party more electable in general and more efficient. that division, though, over those plans is certainly dominating the first day of the conference here in brighton. jeremy corb n conference here in brighton. jeremy corbyn also conference here in brighton. jeremy corbyn also still conference here in brighton. jeremy corbyn als