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 and allows for recesses during hearings.
- Senate Order 2526-11 increases transparency of the body’s Election Council.
- Executive announcements were delivered by student body vice president Sonia Lumley and parliamentarian Sam Robinson.
The senate convened Wednesday for the first time since Oct. 15 – its first session back from fall break.
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Author's summary: Senate passes new legislation after fall break, enhancing Election Council proceedings.
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