 Turner, having survived a previous attempt to expel him, promptly did so, along with a number of other members, including Joan Lestor (later to become a Labour minister) and the psychologist John Rowan.Some of these ex-members formed a short-lived Movement for Social Integration.The impact the dispute had on the Party as a whole was almost entirely disruptive and negative, and it did not recover its vitality until the wave of radicalisation in the 1960s.