“Areas that should be considered include the option of establishing small panels to consider complaints, training on antisemitism for all NEC and NCC members, and measures to ensure confidentiality.”
In an email later sent to the PLP, Ms Formby said eradicating antisemitic attitudes within the party “will be a central priority in my role as general secretary”.
In another move she revealed the party would be beginning “specialist antisemitism training”.
Ms Formby wrote: “It is clear that training and education among our membership is needed to improve understanding about antisemitism.”
Last month reports said Labour had a backlog of 75 cases of antisemitism still to be dealt with – some of which dated back more than two years.
But the Labour MP John Mann said another 130 complaints of alleged antisemitism had also been submitted.
High-profile cases of alleged antisemitism still to be resolved include Jackie Walker and Marc Wadsworth – while Ken Livingstone has seen his suspension from the party extended over his claims about Adolf Hitler and Zionism.
