websites, where links to minutes and the Secretariat may be accessed:
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APPG date and legacy paper
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The next All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on M.E. will meet in
Committee Room 20, House of Commons, between 1.30 and 3pm, Wednesday 21
October.
Changes to the minutes of the last meeting should be e-mailed to the
Secretariat by 5pm 14 October please.
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Legacy paper
One of the items on the agenda will be the drafting of a legacy paper,
outlining areas of work for the APPG, in the event of a change of
officials following the General Election. The Chair, Dr Des Turner, has
already indicated his intention to stand down.
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People with M.E. are invited to put forward three or four bullet point
suggestions for the key issues and objectives for the APPG, following
the General Election.
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Please e-mail your ideas to the Secretariat who will produce a draft
consensus document from the results.
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Submissions received by 5pm 19 October will be considered for inclusion
in a draft legacy paper to be tabled 21 October.=20
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Later submissions should be received no later than 20 November, to be
considered for inclusion in the second draft.
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