The constituency decided to adopt the process provided by the national Labour Party for an all-women's shortlist, with the CLP Executive Committee agreeing, by consensus, to consult on this question, but two of the other prospective candidates, Linda Gow, a former leader of Falkirk Council, and Gregor Poynton, UK political director at communications firm Blue State-openly wrote to all constituency members asking for an open contest.
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On 17 May 1923, the Lanckorona Pact saw representatives of the ZLN, the Christian-National Labour Party ( Chrze [ cijaDsko-Narodowe Stronnictwo Pracy ), and PSL Piast ( that is, some right-wing and centrist parties ) agreeing to a broad set of philosophical and operational principals, including : Polish social policy towards the Eastern ( and therefore minority-heavy ) borderlands, the assignment of governmental portfolios exclusively to Poles, and joint policies against the political left . The effect of this agreement was the so-called Chjeno-Piast government created on 28 May 1923.
