Our Memorandum and Articles of Association is the Union’s main governing document. It sets out our charitable purpose, membership, governance arrangements and the democratic rights of students.
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Explains the membership, responsibilities and procedures of the Board of Trustees and its committees.
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Explains how students can have their voices heard, influence decisions and hold their elected representatives to account through the Union’s student voice structures.
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Sets out the rules for electing the President, Vice President for Education, Faculty Vice-Presidents and other elected student representatives.
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Explains how students can call and vote in a referendum on an important issue affecting the Union or its members.
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Explains how students and others can raise a complaint about the Union and how complaints will be considered.
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Sets out the standards of behaviour expected from members and explains how alleged breaches will be considered.
UWS and the Students' Union
Explains the responsibilities of the University and the Students’ Union, and how they work together to make sure the Union is democratic, accountable and run in students’ interests.
Standing Orders
Explains how Student Members’ Meetings are run, including how students can submit ideas, take part in discussions and vote on decisions.
Bye-Law
Explains the rules the Union must follow when alcohol is sold on its premises.