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Resolutions of the West Auckland branches of the 
Alliance  
 
October 2001
 
At the October meeting of the West Auckland Alliance there was a 
debate on
the Alliance's position on the parliamentary motion of 3rd October 
where
the "House declared its support for the offer of SAS troops and 
other
assistance as part of the response of the United States and the 
international
coalition to the terrorist attacks that were carried out on 11 
September
2001.....and totally supports the approach taken by the USA and 
further declares its 
support for UN Security Resolutions 1368 and 1373."
 
The meeting gave unanimous support to the following 
resolutions: 
 
1) That the West Auckland branches of the Alliance oppose the 
support of
the NZ Government for the United States' actions against 
Afghanistan. 
 
2) That the West Auckland branches of the Alliance insist that 
Alliance
MPs withdraw their support for the resolution passed on October 3 
2001 in 
Parliament. 
 
3) That the West Auckland branches of the Alliance hold that 
terrorism 
cannot be eliminated unless the underlying causes of it are 
eliminated. As
yet we see no real commitment by the US and the UK to address 
those
causes. We therefore cannot support the resolution passed by 
Parliament on October
3 2001. Furthermore NZ forces should not become involved without
parliamentary approval after the explicit sanction of the UN General 
Assembly and
Security Council. 
 
4) That the West Auckland Alliance branches support the 
Auckland Anti-War
Coalition and urge members to attend its activities and support its
demands so long as they remain compatible with Alliance Policy, 
and urge
Auckland Regional Alliance Committee to do likewise.
 
 
  
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