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I'm still not happy with the NUS situation - What can I do?

The decision not to afilliate to the NUS was taken at last years Annual General Meeting. The only way the decision can be reversed is by the process of a secret ballot (a referrendum). By law this can be called each year if over 5% of the students ask for it (around 1100). To ask for a refferendum e-mail Referendum@susu.org stating that you wish to hold a referrendum on the subject:

"Should the University of Southampton Student's Union be affiliated to the NUS?"

and containing your:

Name

Student Number

Personal Tutor

& Southampton University E-mail address

your name will automatically be placed on the petition to hold a referendum.

 

More information can be found on the following sites:

Referenda Information

Pro-NUS Website http://www.nusonline.co.uk/

Anti-NUS Website http://no2nus.susu.org (Southampton No2NUS Campaign)

 

Last updated: 6th August 2004