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in this commission should be thoroly
versed in the questions of Marxist'
feminist theory, who has to lead the
whole work of the local organization
in the sphere Of propaganda work
! (party education). Some of the agit-
prop organizers of the largest factory
nuclei belonging to the local organiza-
ton concerned are also included as
members of the commission. Be-
sides this, the agitprop organizers of
the nuclei are required to report to
every session Of the commission up
on the agitprop work in their nucleus,
and to take part in the discussion of
and decision on the general questions
Of the commission work.
IA. The agitprop commission dis
tributes the various branches of work
among its permanent members, and
organizes at the same time two sub
commissions: (a) for agitation; (b)
for propaganda (party education).
Is. Decisions made by the agit-
prop commission and its sub-commis-
sions, If of general character, are
subject to the approval of the presidi-
UNI or of the committee, in accordance
with the report given by the respons-
ible leader of the agitprop work. Com
munications bearing the character of
circulars must be signed by the sec
rotary of the committee.
16. In order to establish communi-
cation with other departments of the
committee, and with related organiza-
tons young Communist League, Or
ganization Department, Women's Sec
retariat, etc., the representatives Of
these bodies are invariably called up
on to take part in the session of the
agitprop commission.
II. The party committee convo-
Gates meetings Of the secretaries and
agitprop organizers of the factory nu-
clei and residential committees at
least once in two months, in order to
receive the reports on the work Of
the agitprop department, and to dis
cuss the principles of the agitprop
work.
Is. The agitprop department of the
local committee must hold strictly to
its duty of forwarding reports of it's
work in good time to the central agit-
prop department of the party; it
should forward the whole of it's ma
terial to the central committee imme-
diately on it's receipt, and should send
in short and comprehensive report
every month, stating the statistic data
referring to the number of agitation
meetings called and action carried out
by the committee or by the residential
committees and nuclei to the number
of participators in these actions, the
number of pamphlets issued, slogans
printed, etc.
(d) Residential Committee.
10 Should the local organization of
~ the party be subdivided into res
idential committees, these should be
assisted, in the same manner as the
local committee, by similar agitprop
departments consisting for instance Of
commission of three members and
hartman, this last one being a men,
,er of the bureau, or of the presidium
# the residential committee, and re-
ponsible to this last for the whole of
he agitprop work.
20. In all organizations to which
esidential committees belong, the
leaders of the agitprop work in this
committee are members of the agit-
prop commission of the local commit
tee. The participation of the agit-
prop organizers of the nuclei in the
sessions of this commission remains
in force. The convocation of consulta-
tions among the nuclei agitprop or
ganizers is the task of the residential
committees. The local committee
calls enlarged conferences on agit-
prop work once in three months, and
the residential committees and the
leading factory nuclei take part in
these conferences.
21. The agitprop department of the