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ug-senate:appxii [2013/11/22 01:19]
assu-editor
ug-senate:appxii [2014/07/18 11:53] (current)
jfinley5 [G. Allocations from the Programming and Community Service Fund]
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-====== Section 3: Review Procedure ​======+===== Section 3: Review Procedure =====
  
 ==== A. Recommendations ==== ==== A. Recommendations ====
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   - Established funding polices for each line-item   - Established funding polices for each line-item
  
-====== Section 4: Terms and Conditions for Use of Funds ======+===== Section 4: Terms and Conditions for Use of Funds =====
  
 ==== A. Notification ==== ==== A. Notification ====
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 ==== F. Maximum Limit of Appropriations ==== ==== F. Maximum Limit of Appropriations ====
-The maximum amount of funds from the USGF that may be allocated to an undergraduate student organization in a single fiscal year is $6,000. An additional $2,000 may be allocated for community service expenses, on top of the base maximum of $6,000.+The maximum amount of funds from the USGF that may be allocated to an undergraduate student organization in a single fiscal year is $6,000. An additional $1,000 may be allocated for community service expenses, on top of the base maximum of $6,000.
  
-==== G. Allocations from the Programming and Community Service Fund ==== 
-     - A minimum of 30% of funds allocated from the Programming and Community Service Fund shall be allocated to Programming groups. 
-     - A minimum of 30% of funds allocated from the Programming and Community Service Fund shall be allocated to Community Service groups. 
-     - The remaining 40% of funds allocated from the Programming and Community Service Fund shall be allocated to student groups, regardless of their status as Programming groups or as Community Service groups. 
  
- +===== Section 5: Verification =====
-====== Section 5: Verification ​======+
 The Appropriations Committee may seek independent reports on the success of an organization'​s activities from those who attended one or more of those activities. The Committee may arrange to send volunteers to gather information for such a report. The Appropriations Committee may seek independent reports on the success of an organization'​s activities from those who attended one or more of those activities. The Committee may arrange to send volunteers to gather information for such a report.
  
  
-====== Section 6: Collection Schedule ​======+===== Section 6: Collection Schedule =====
 Equal fractions of all fees shall be collected in the Fall, Winter, and Spring Quarters. No fee shall be collected in the Summer Quarter. Equal fractions of all fees shall be collected in the Fall, Winter, and Spring Quarters. No fee shall be collected in the Summer Quarter.
  
  
-====== Section 7: Undergraduate General Fee Reserve Expenditures ​======+===== Section 7: Undergraduate General Fee Reserve Expenditures =====
  
 ==== A. Expenditures out of the General Fee Reserve Accounts ==== ==== A. Expenditures out of the General Fee Reserve Accounts ====
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        - The specific amount that will be taken from each reserve account (subject to lower limit restrictions outlined in section B)        - The specific amount that will be taken from each reserve account (subject to lower limit restrictions outlined in section B)
        - How the expenses are in line with the statement of purpose for each general fee reserve account from which funds will be spent        - How the expenses are in line with the statement of purpose for each general fee reserve account from which funds will be spent
-     - The US may, at the request of the Appropriations Committee, allocate more than the General Fee allocation for a given year to student groups through the regular appropriations process, with the idea in mind that this “overallocation” shall reduce but not eliminate the net income accruing to the reserve for that year due to money returned from student group accounts. A more specific policy on this type of expenditure may be set by the Appropriations Committee for a given fiscal year.\\ +     - The US may, at the request of the Appropriations Committee, allocate more than the General Fee allocation for a given year to student groups through the regular appropriations process, with the idea in mind that this “overallocation” shall reduce but not eliminate the net income accruing to the reserve for that year due to money returned from student group accounts. A more specific policy on this type of expenditure may be set by the Appropriations Committee for a given fiscal year.\\ In reviewing either of these types of expenses, the US shall employ a heightened standard of review. These expenses are not meant to be made frivolously or easily, and should require time and deliberation by the US before ultimate passage. In the end, expenditures should only be passed if they can be shown to have a significant impact on the Stanford community, given the amount of money that is spent. All expenditures passed should be shown to be difficult to achieve through any other means of funding, since this policy is meant to authorize expenditures that could not be funded in any other way.
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-In reviewing either of these types of expenses, the US shall employ a heightened standard of review. These expenses are not meant to be made frivolously or easily, and should require time and deliberation by the US before ultimate passage. In the end, expenditures should only be passed if they can be shown to have a significant impact on the Stanford community, given the amount of money that is spent. All expenditures passed should be shown to be difficult to achieve through any other means of funding, since this policy is meant to authorize expenditures that could not be funded in any other way.+
  
 ==== B. Limits on General Fee Reserve Account Spending ==== ==== B. Limits on General Fee Reserve Account Spending ====
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