Policies are rules that are considered to be more temporary than a constitution and bylaws. Policies could be established for a specific time period, or in relation to a particular issue.
There are two types of policy, issues policy and operational policy. Issues policy outlines the official position of the Students’ Union on a particular issue or topic. An operational policy outlines how the internal processes of the Students’ Union are managed. For example, issues policy could state the Students’ Union’s support for “increased funding for students with disabilities,” where an operational policy could state: “All written reports will be double- sided.”
Issues Policy
| IS 01 – | Tuition Fees |
| IS 02 – | Ancillary, Auxiliary, Incidental, and Administrative Fees |
| IS 03 – | A National System of Post-Secondary Education |
| IS 04 – | Student Financial Assistance |
| IS 04.1 – | Student Grants |
| IS 04.2 – | Student Loans and Debt |
| IS 04.3 – | Post-Secondary Education Tax Credits and Savings Schemes |
| IS 05 – | Governance of Post-Secondary Education Institutions |
| IS 06 – | Copyright |
| IS 07 – | Academic Freedom |
| IS 08 – | Content of Curricula |
| IS 09 – | Credit Transfer |
| IS 10 – | Flat Tuition Fees |
| IS 11 – | Housing |
| IS 12 – | Public Transportation |
| IS 13 – | Non-Academic Codes of Conduct |
| IS 14 – | Student Support Services |
| IS 15 – | Unpaid Work |