Chapter 24 – Scheduled Meetings pg 87 Chapter 25 – Failure of Compliance pg 87 Title V – Area Governments, RHA and House Councils pg 88 Chapter 1 – Definition – Residence Hall Association pg 89 Chapter 2 – Structure and Procedure of RHA pg 89 Chapter 3 – Definition – Area Governments pg 89 Chapter 4 – Recognition pg 90 Chapter 5 – Officers pg 91 Chapter 6 – Powers pg 92 Chapter 7 – Prohibitions pg 92 Chapter 8 – Rights and Privileges pg 92 Chapter 9 – Responsibilities pg 93 Chapter 10 – Councils pg 94 Chapter 11 – Recognition pg 94 Chapter 12 – Powers and Prohibitions of Councils pg 94 Chapter 13 – Rights and Privileges pg 95 Chapter 14 – House Council Agreement Forms pg 96 Chapter 15 – Council Elections pg 96 Chapter 16 – Constituent Communication pg 99 Chapter 17 – Violations of Title V pg 100 Title VI – Finances pg 101 Chapter 1 – Authority pg 102 Chapter 2 – RSO Definition pg 102 Chapter 3 – RSO Responsibilities and Financial Solvency pg 102 Chapter 4 – Fiscal Year End Balance pg 102 Chapter 5 – Procurement of Revenue – Student Activities Fee pg 102 Chapter 6 – Procurement of Revenue – RSOs pg 103 Chapter 7 – Procurement of Revenue – Supplemental pg 103 Chapter 8 – Appropriation of Revenue – The Annual SGA S-1 Budget pg 103 Chapter 9 – Appropriation of Revenue – The Senate Ways and Means Committee pg 106 Chapter 10 - Appropriation of Revenue – The Finance Committee pg 107 Chapter 11 – Conflict of Interest pg 108 Chapter 12 – Violations of Title VI of the By-laws of the SGA pg 108 Title VII – ESOs pg 110 Chapter 1 – Definition of an Established Student Organization pg 111 Chapter 2 – Freedom of Speech pg 111 Chapter 3 – Rights and Privileges pg 112 Chapter 4 – Nonprofit Status pg 113 Chapter 5 – Grievance Procedures pg 113 Chapter 6 – Agencies pg 113 Chapter 7 – Subsidiary Governance Bodies pg 116 Chapter 8 – Registered Student Organizations pg 117 Chapter 9 – Student Businesses pg 120 Chapter 10 – Campus Center/Student Union Space Allocation pg 122 Title VIII – Elections pg 127 Chapter 1 – Authority pg 128 Chapter 2 – Composition of the Elections Commission pg 128
Chapter 3 – Elections Commission Appointment pg 128 Chapter 4 – Elections Commission Vacancies pg 129 Chapter 5 – Appointment of the Chancellor of Elections pg 129 Chapter 6 – Installation of the Elections Commission Members pg 130 Chapter 7 – The Chancellor of Elections pg 130 Chapter 8 – Elections Commission Code of Conduct and Procedures pg 130 Chapter 9 – General and Special Elections pg 131 Chapter 10 – General Election pg 131 Chapter 11 - Special Election pg 132 Chapter 12 – Referenda and General or Special Election pg 132 Chapter 13 – Election Procedure pg 132 Chapter 14 – Public Announcement of the Election pg 134 Chapter 15 – Nominations pg 134 Chapter 16 – Ballots pg 136 Chapter 17 – Public Announcement of the Voting Procedure pg 136 Chapter 18 – Election Week pg 137 Chapter 19 – and Sticker Votes pg 137 Chapter 20 – Absentee Ballot pg 137 Chapter 21 – Absentee Polling Place(s) Staff pg 138 Chapter 22 – The pg 138 Chapter 23 – The Election Report pg 139 Chapter 24 – Candidate Code of Conduct pg 140 Chapter 25 – Violations of Chapter VIII pg 141 Chapter 26 – Appeals pg 142 10. The Welman Document pg 143
2. Act as the chief spokesperson of the Student Judiciary. 3. decide the outcome of any objection raised. If another justice objects to his/her ruling, the Judiciary shall quickly leave the room and vote on the objection. 4. Take care that Student Judiciary business is conducted in a manner consistent with the SGA Constitution, the By-laws of the SGA, and Acts of the Senate. 5. Swear-in the President, the elected Senate body, the Executive Cabinet, the Area Government Officers and the Elections Commission Execute all other tasks assigned to her/him by the Constitution of the SGA, the By-laws of the SGA, or Acts of the SGA. Shall at the beginning of each semester set a time and weekday for the judiciary to meet if necessary. This time shall need to be agreed upon by a majority of the Justices. Chapter 9 The Associate Chief Justice Section 1 The Associate Chief Justice shall be elected in the manner prescribed by the Title IV Chapter entitled “Election of the Chief Justice and Associate Chief Justice” of the By-laws of the SGA and shall serve for the Term of the Student Judiciary in which s/he was elected. Section 2 The Associate Chief Justice, as the chief clerk of the Student Judiciary, as defined by the Constitution of the SGA, shall: 1. Record the minutes of all Student Judiciary meetings and Hearings. 2. Be responsible for maintaining accurate attendance records, the correspondence of the Student Judiciary, and the permanent records of the Student Judiciary. 3. Act as the chief advisor to the Chief Justice on the rules and procedures of the Student Judiciary. 4. Chair the Student Judiciary in the absence of the Chief Justice or if the chair is yielded. Execute all other tasks assigned to her/him by the Constitution of the SGA, the By-laws of the SGA or Acts of the SGA. Schedule, at least once per term, a training session with the Student Legal Services Office. Section 3 If a vacancy shall occur in the office of Associate Chief Justice, the Student Judiciary shall elect, from its membership, an Associate Chief Justice in the manner prescribed
University and placed in a SATF Clearing Account. Chapter 6 Procurement of Revenue - RSOs Section 1 RSO’s, in a manner consistent with VI of the By-laws of the SGA, University Policy, and State and Federal Law, may generate revenue. Section 2 All RSO-generated revenue shall be deposited in the RSO's Revenue Account. Chapter 7 Procurement of Revenue - Supplemental Section 1 Revenue generated from re-payments of interest accumulated on certificates of deposit, and full-costing re-charges, as defined by University policy, shall supplement the Student Activities Fee and shall be incorporated into the Annual SGA S-1 Budget Act as such. Chapter 8 Appropriation of Revenue - The Annual SGA S-1 Budget Section 1 The Senate shall, through the Annual SGA S-1 Budget Act, provide that at least each of the persons holding the elected or appointed offices prescribed herein, receive a pecuniary benefit for their service: 1. The President 2. The Speaker 3. The Chief Justice 4. The Executive Cabinet 5. The Associate Speaker 6. The Associate Chief Justice 7. The Chancellor of Elections 8. The Chair - Senate Ways and Means Committee Section 2 The Senate shall, through the Annual SGA S-1 Budget Act, provide funds for at least each of the line items prescribed herein: 1. Long Term Reserves