Comrade,

Cde may you assist in this regards,When i first artend ANC meetings it was
in 1989  as we were young still in primary we grew up in meetings were
Comrades keeps on say point of order ,Exigency and all this advance meeting
procedures at some stages we couldnt s speak fearing that we may be out of
line and other comrades  may laugh at us.

.I then went teartiary and I was Active in SASCO and  the same advance
meetings procedures at it highest levels  What suprised me was that before I
went to tertiary I was member of the ANCYL and these never happen you will
see comrades writing agenda pre the meetings be it general or Executive
meetings with no problem.

I went to jouin union and found the same meeting procedures.

Recently at the meeting of  the ANCYL and YCL some comrades use this meeting
procedures and I had a serious fight with them about the imposition of this
meeting procedures into our structures to a level where upper structure
intervene but unfortunately they were as well not clear about this.

What i want to find out is wether the ANCYL/ANC and YCL has meeting
procedures or any one from NGO's/Church or Trade union movements  can just
imposed his procedures on us.Please assist in this regards.

Kind Regards
Howard
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 11:50 AM, DomzaNet <[email protected]>wrote:

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> *Topic: “*Worker Solidarity and Unions”, by Brian Basgen and Andy Blunden
> (*downloadable in MS-Word 
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> Vanguard!
>
> In politics, the word “vanguard” means the professional force, human
> framework or “cadre”, which can lead the mass movement of the people on a
> revolutionary path.
>
> The relationship of the revolutionary vanguard to the mass organisations of
> the people is similar to the relationship of a doctor to the people, or of
> accountants and lawyers to businesses, or of an architect or an engineer to
> builders and their clients. The vanguard is made up of professional
> revolutionaries.
>
> The revolutionary vanguard is a servant, and not a master. The vanguard
> party of the working class serves the working class, and does not boss it.
>
> The working-class vanguard party, which is the communist party, is not
> separate from the mass movement. It is intimately involved with the mass
> movement at all times and at all levels. To be a vanguard at all, it must
> study the workings of the mass movement.
>
> The vanguard party educates, organises and mobilises. As a vanguard, it
> must have expert knowledge how mass movements in general, and especially
> about how the primary mass organisations of the working class which are the
> trade unions, work.
>
> To deal with this crucial matter (how trade unions work) here is a text
> from the Marxists Internet Archive’s Encyclopaedia of Marxism, written by
> Brian Basgen and Andy Blunden, two comrades who clearly have vast experience
> of what they are writing about.
>
> This text is empirical and experiential and there is nothing wrong with
> that, because experiential is exactly what trade unions and other mass
> organisations are. Trade unions arise out of the existing consciousness of
> workers as they are found under capitalism. In many ways workers emulate
> capitalist forms of organisation. Their initial purpose is to get a better
> money deal in exchange for their labour-power in the capitalist
> labour-market.
>
> Trade unions are in the first place reformist, not revolutionary. Nor can
> trade unions become revolutionary without the assistance of professional
> revolutionaries, organised separately as a communist party. Lenin dealt with
> this relationship in “What is to be Done?” (download linked below).
>
> Trade unionists who think that they can dispense with the assistance of a
> communist party are on a road to ruin.
>
> *Rules of Debate*
>
> Crucial to the democracy of mass organisations are the Rules of Debate and
> Procedure of Meetings. These are a bit like language, or political
> education <http://domza.blogspot.com/2009/07/learning-is-communism.html>,
> or the Internet, in the sense of being communistic. They are not given as
> authority. They are not imposed by a “state”. There is no institutional
> enforcer of these rules.
>
> For example, the South African Communist Party has no given Rules of Debate
> or Standing Orders. Unfortunately this does not prevent people from claiming
> “Points of Order”! The nature of the notional “rules” is such that they are
> only effective to the extent that they are understood in common by the
> members of any particular gathering.
>
> Wal Hannington [1896-1966, pictured] was well known as a communist leader
> of the unemployed workers’ movement in Britain in the 1930s. Our summary of
> his 1950 booklet “Mr Chairman” is included with this item on Trade Unions
> because communists involved in trade unions need this knowledge.
>
> Hannington wrote: "The Chairman is there to guide the meeting, not to boss
> it." This is the most valuable message in his book. The Rules of Debate and
> the Procedures of Meetings are only justified to the extent that they
> liberate the people present. They become useless when they are felt as a
> burden or an obstruction.
>
> The point is not for the Chairperson to “keep order”, or for individuals to
> be bullied down with “points of order”. The Chairperson serves the meeting,
> and the meeting needs to know how to guide the Chairperson. Everything works
> best when everyone knows the generic Rules of Debate.
>
> *Downloads**:*
>
> *Click here to download the text of Worker Solidarity and Unions, MIA,
> Meetings, 
> Hannington<http://communist-university.googlegroups.com/web/1106%2C+Worker+Solidarity+and+Unions%2C+MIA%3B+Meetings%2C+Hannington.doc?gda=jh_Z84AAAABRWT0JvHr826K2AV2Sy7ruWF_cvIR4bQcjY2Qjv0TmrWqIYeWP4QVHu5dm91rjuvG8tEC0BPEnFlA6fT3p9guJY4azGvB-4QtnhowQyXEt2ho1ks4tjyO_q>
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> *Further (optional) reading**:***
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> *1106a, What is to be Done, Workers & Revolutionaries, 
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> University<http://domza.blogspot.com/2010/02/vanguard.html>on 2/11/2010 
> 11:50:00 AM
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