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HIGH TING TOR A LUALITY EDUCATION

Socialist Outlook no. 18, March 21 1992 · 121 words

STUDEM Terence iset, Sieven 1ag ovor-1u.00 it and allowed conference to proceed.

Flouting

Further flouting of NUS democracy • unelected, and therefore unaccountable. delecates to the conference.

• only 450 delegates present when normaly there are 950.

• only eight delegates were from the already undetoprosentoo rc 300 tor - the majority of NUS's membership!

• when the resolution on abolition failed to get a two-thirds majority on a card vote, it was discovered that two coleges had not voted. Atter the Rules Revision Committee votes should be cast retrospectively -yet another breach of the constitution - the vote was won.

Understandably, many student acworth Road riding roughshod over the comocracy or their haulondi Unioil. No. 18

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