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Students’ Union Forum Minutes 3rd May 2017Joint forum of Hope In the Union, Hope in the Community and Hope in The University Hope in The Union Chaired by : Aria Jobbins Kira Cox (KC) presented her report. Key highlights included : SO Elections Applicant Days NUS Advisory Groups Governance review - executive council Trustee Board development SU Awards Sports AGMs NaSFA Training NUS National Conference There being no questions from the floor this was accepted.Hope In the Community Chaired by Aria JobbinsStudents’ Union Vice President (Welfare and Community)- Ayo Akinrele presented his report. – Key Highlights included :Promoting Mental Health & Sexual HealthWorking with the National Union of StudentsSustainability Community work - with police, council & local partnersConnecting our CampusesActivism archives at the International Slavery MuseumBME LeadershipKent SU BME Leadership talkStudent funeralEquality & Diversity Committee - Trans inclusion with LGBT+ Officer NSS BoycottLook After Your Mate trainingUnion of Jewish Students AwardsHousing rights trainingNational Conference 2017Equality Challenge UnitThere being no questions from the floor the report was accepted Hope in the University – Chaired by Aria Jobbins The Vice President Education was absent due to family commitments in Nepal. Key Highlights included. Post-Brexit- Listening Road Show Student Voice - Course Rep Annual Networking Event Global Leadership Workshop Hope Star Awards Oxford Changemakers seriesCulture CarnivalSU sabbatical election Annual General MeetingHope Star Awards Night 20 winners, 9 categories. Exam Support Workshop jointly with library team 25th April- 15th May Any questions to be e mailed to the Vice President education directly.Sports Funding (chaired by Kira Cox due to conflict of interest because of Aria Jobbins being a member of one of the groups bidding for funding) Badminton presented their bid 162 points + 9 Votes = 171Basketball nobody in attendance to present bid, Bid fell. Netball 49 points + 23 votes + 72 pointsWomen Football 87 points + 40 votes = 123Cricket79 points + 12 votes = 91Cheerleading 167 points + 31 votes = 197 The following bids were approved: CheerleadingBadmintonWomens FootballAll to receive ?180Societies Funding Nobody present from law Society. Bid fell. Upcoming events:#GenerationVote Deadline to register to vote in the snap General Election is 22nd MAYSociety Awards evening - Our Place, 19th May @ 6:30pm LAYM Training - 10th May @ 1pm End of Year Casino Night - Our Place, 12th May @ 8pmClose Of Meeting Policy Motion 16/17 DThat the proposed Teaching Excellence Framework is furthering the marketisation of Higher Education.That performance in the NSS is now being directly linked with the fees an institution can charge it's students.The Executive Council met on Wednesday 25th of January 2017 and discussed at length the possibility of participating in the National Union of Students Boycott of the NSS - it was decided in principle that we should be taking part in the National Boycott of the NSS. The resolution for how we do this were not discussed. This Union Believes: By linking the NSS to the TEF, the Government will increase inequality both in terms of students entering HE, and their graduate prospects. That the Government has not listened to students and Students' Unions, who have consistently argued and lobbied against the flawed plans - This is our last stand.That at executive council there was a good understanding of the impact of our participation in the NSS Boycott.This Union Resolves: To run a campaign to encourage third year Liverpool Hope University students to boycott the National Student Survey.That LHSU will both fully and immediately, participate in the NUS NSS Boycott. The campaign will be resourced as a Union-wide campaign, led by the Sabbatical Officers.The Students’ Union shall make use of it’s social media platforms to persuade all third-year students to boycott the NSS. Direct emails will be sent to all Liverpool Hope University third-year students informing them of the campaign and the importance of their participation.Policy Motion 16/17 ESanitary is basic personal hygiene and a human right. products are expensive particularly on a student budget. The subject is unnecessarily seen as taboo.This Union Believes:That sanitary products should be made accessible to all students who are in need of them.This union resolves:To lobby the university so that sanitary products are made available in majority of toilet facilities around the campus including adapted toilet facilities which would make the accessibility of them all inclusive and trans inclusive. (not just available in female gendered bathrooms) ................
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