Democratic structures of the SU
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The document summarizes the democratic structures of a Students' Union, including full-time elected officers who sit on decision-making committees and lobby the university on behalf of students. It also lists liberation officers who represent minority groups, student voice representatives who handle wider issues, and course representatives who are students representing their course mates to staff.
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