 In August 2018, the JLM refused to offer training at the Party's annual conference, after disagreeing with the Party leadership over its content.In March 2019, the JLM suspended their training programme.JLM said that their role had been undermined after the Labour Party announced it planned to enrol staff and members of the National Executive Committee and National Constitutional Committee on a short course on antisemitism being developed by the Pears Institute for the Study of Antisemitism, despite Labour's stated intention of consulting Jewish communal organisations prior to its implementation.