Burnham Brings Members of Socialist Campaign Group into Government The appointment of three new parliamentary private secretaries from Labour's Socialist Campaign Group marks a significant departure from the factionalism that has long plagued the party.
Andy Burnham's decision to bring in MPs from the left wing of the party, alongside those from more centrist factions, is seen as an attempt to create a "broad church frontbench.
" Burnham's promise to build a "genuine culture of one Labour team" resonates with those who have long called for an end to factionalism.