Senate Reconvenes After Fall Break
The senate passed Senate Order 2526-11 to enhance clarity and support in Election Council proceedings.
- The legislation introduces trained Peer Advocates to assist students.
- Allows for recesses during hearings.
The senate convened Wednesday for the first time since Oct. 15, its first session back from fall break, and resulted in the passage of Senate Order 2526-11, increasing transparency of the body’s Election Council.
Student body vice president Sonia Lumley and parliamentarian Sam Robinson delivered executive announcements, including a procedural reminder for senators who use proxies to cover absences during meetings.
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Author's summary: Senate passed order to enhance Election Council proceedings.
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