If CSU policy is amended, deleted, or provided a different interpretation this referendum shall be modified to remain within policy. James Brent, an assistant political science professor, said the wording of the measure is vague. It doesn't indicate what policy they're talking about. Davila said the extra funds are needed, because A.S. has not received a fee increase in about 20 years and has thus been forced to lay off employees. Davila said A.S. has not asked students to approve a measure that would increase the A.S. fee because it is wary that students would not vote for those types of fee increases.
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He did, however, say A.S.'s method of obtaining, what he said is necessary extra money, may seem a little tricky to students. In the real world, politicians do it all the time. I wouldn't say we openly deceived the students. Davila said he understands if students feel skeptical about the situation. Some students seem to be apathetic rather than suspicious.