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Salient. Victoria University Student Newspaper. Volume 33, No. 2 4 March 1970
NZUSA remits
NZUSA remits
The Executive has forwarded six remits to NZUSA for discussion at Easter Council. The remits had to be forwarded to NZUSA by 28 February in order that they be placed on the Council Agenda.
However, the Executive has told NZUSA that Victoria's attitude to the remits will depend on the outcome of discussion in the Students' Representation Council. The six remits will be discussed by the SRC at its first meeting tomorrow at 1.30pm.
"That NZUSA do support the staging of a symposium on conservation of the natural environment"
(Ian Stockwell)
"That NZUSA do hold a seminar in July to be attended by representatives of all associations to discuss the particular role of NZUSA with particular reference to whether NZUSA should be involved mainly with liaison between student bodies and whether development in educational research in producing independent reviews etc, is within the desired goal of NZUSA future development"
(Margaret Bryson)
"That NZUSA do support the demand of the Public Enquiry Committee into the actions of the police at the demonstrations in Auckland on the occasion of the visit of Vice-President Agnew"
(Graeme Nesbitt)
"That NZUSA do support the abolition of all laws against abortion."
(Dennis Phelps)
"That NZUSA do ask the Focus Administration Board to ensure that student affairs receive an adequate coverage in Focus in 1969"
(Margaret Bryson)
"That NZUSA do support the PPTA in their claims for higher starting salaries for teachers."
(Colin Knox)
"That NZUSA do strongly oppose increased state aid for private schools, serving as they do the interests of religion and elitism."
(Dennis Phelps)
"That NZUSA do reaffirm its opposition to tours by New Zealand sports teams to South Africa"
(Colin Knox)
"That NZUSA express its view that censorship laws in New Zealand should be liberalised and that a committee be established at Victoria under the auspices of the Winter Council on specific amendments which could be made to existing legislation."
(Margaret Bryson)
"That NZUSA express its view that licensing laws in New Zealand should be liberalised and that a committee be established under the auspices of NZUSA to report to Winter Council on specific amendments which could be made to existing legislation."
(Margaret Bryson)