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GB 16, Disciplinary Probation Disclosure Act

Disciplinary Probation Disclosure Act
GB 16, 82nd Session
Version Info:
4-29-2002, as initially introduced: HTML
9-11-2002, committee version: HTML
10-3-2002, engrossed for signature: HTML
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Basic Information:
Primary Sponsor(s):
Secondary Sponsor(s):
Current Status:
Vetoed
Report(s):
Long Title:
AN ACT TO REQUIRE DISCLOSURE OF JUDICIAL STANDING AS A REQUIREMENT FOR OFFICE HOLDING
Consideration History:
5-1-2002 Senate:
First Reading
Referred to the Government Operations Committee by the Student Senate President
9-11-2002 Committee:
The Government Operations Committee reported the bill to Senate by counted vote, 4-2
9-18-2002 Senate:
Second Reading
Postponed by voice vote
10-2-2002 Senate:
Adopted by roll call vote
10-7-2002:
Vetoed by the Student Body President
10-23-2002 Senate:
Veto Message

Online Text

(as of 10-3-2002, engrossed for signature)

 

GOVERNMENT BILL 16

 

A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO REQUIRE DISCLOSURE OF JUDICAL STANDING AS A REQUIREMENT FOR OFFICE HOLDING

 


BE IT ENACTED, by the North Carolina State University Student Senate that:

 

Section 1.        The Student Body Statutes §1-1(d) shall be struck.

(d) A "Student in Good Standing" shall be clear of any academic probation, past or present suspensions, academic integrity probation, or disciplinary probation.

 

Section 2.         The Student Body Statutes §1-1 shall be amended by replacing the current  reading with:

A “Student in Good Standing” shall be defined to include all students clear of:

(i)                  disciplinary probation

(ii)                any past or present suspension, not including past suspension for academic reasons

(iii)               academic integrity probation

(iv)              academic probation

A student shall be considered clear of disciplinary probation, if the citation resulting in said probation was issued more than twelve (12) months prior.

At no point, shall a person actively serving their second independent probation be considered clear of probation.

 

Section 3.        The Student Body Statutes §1-2 shall be amended by inserting shall make public record their Judicial Standing,” after “All Student Government Officials shall be students in good standing at the time of their appointment or election,”.  This Section shall read as follows:

 

§1-2. General Qualifications for Student Government Officials.

All Student Government Officials shall be chosen from the Student Body at large, provided that they have not been prohibited from service following removal from office. The Student Body Auditor, as an exception, shall be chosen from any internal or external source as deemed appropriate by the Student Body President. All Student Government Officials must be students in good standing at the time of their appointment or election, shall make public record their judicial standing, and must remain such their entire term in office. Additional qualifications for specific offices may be assigned by these statutes.

 

Section 4.        This act shall be effective upon its enrollment.

 

I hereby certify that this resolution was read twice and adopted in the North Carolina State University Student Senate, this 2nd day of October 2002.

 

 

______________________________________________

Joshua C. Cox

Student Senate President

 

 

I hereby signify my approval of this resolution as adopted by the North Carolina State University Student Senate, this _______ day of ____________, 2002.

 

 

__________________________________________

Michael D. Anthony

Student Body President

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