Latest VUSAC election exposes flawed constitution
A revised constitution would help VUSAC fulfill its fiduciary duties to Vic students
by Sophia Costomiris, Editor-In-Chief
Over the past year, in interviews and in casual conversation, I've been reminded by various VUSAC members that VUSAC has a fiduciary duty to Victoria College students - as seems logical, the College's council must act in the students' best interests at all times. However, recent events have undermined the credibility of this stated goal. The bungling of the Spring election, with its many subtle flaws easily apparent only to those students intimately familiar with their Council's constitution, illustrate the larger problem facing the current VUSAC: an unacceptably vague constitution.
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