1995-1996 SSMU Election Results

Students' Society of McGill University Association etudiante de l'Universite McGill

Joya Balfour & Warren Tranquada Co-Chief Returning Officers Students' Society of McGill University

October 26, 1995

Guy Brisebois General Manager Students' Society of McGill University

Dear Guy:

This letter is to inform you of the fmal results of the SSMU fall referendum. Weare pleased to announce that we had the highest ever voter turnout in a SSMU election or referendum-3,678 votes, or 22.0% of eligible McGill voters. The results were as follows:

CASA "REAL CHOICES" PLEBISCITE Canadian Alliance of Student Associations: 2,099 Federal Government: 503 Sooiled: 643 TOTAL 3,245 .

SSMU HEALTH PLAN Question #1: Question #2 Yes: 2,944 Yes: 2,488 No: 486 No: 916 No opinion: 170 No opinion: 201 Sooiled: 46 Spoiled: 48 TOTAL 3,646 TOTAL 3,653

Question #3 Question #4 Yes: 1,904 Yes: 1,628 No: 1,405 No: 1,421 No opinion: 282 No opinion: 519 Sooiled: 48 Spoiled: 60 TOTAL 3,639 TOTAL 3,628

MCGILL DAILY Yes: 1,745 No: 1,607 No opinion: 266 Spoiled: 54 TOTAL 3,672

3480 rue McTavish Street, Montreal, Quebec H3A lX9 Tel: (5141398·6800 Fax: (5141398·7490 Concerning our passing of the SSMU Health Plan Question #4 and the McGill Daily question, whose results are binding, we, the CROs, referred to the SSMU Constitution, Section III, article 10.2, which reads that

... referenda shall be passed by simple majority; and SSMU Electoral and Referenda By-Laws article 13.2, which states:

If the vote is to be manually tabulated, a ballot is to be rejected if: - there is no clear indication of preference for ... a single referendum question; and fmally SSMU Constitution, Section III, article 11.2, which reads:

A decision by the CRO concerning the interpretation of the articles in this Constitution and By-laws elections and regarding referenda shall be considered binding, subject only to the appeal to the Judicial Board.

We interpret "no opinion" as being "no clear indication of preference for...a single referendum question," that is, not expressing Yes or No. In addition to this, "no opinion" is judged by us to be, in fact, an abstention, which, like in SSMU Council votes, House of Corrunons voting procedures, United Nations voting procedures, etc. does not count towards the calculation of a majority. Thus, according to the preceding decision, the SSMU Health Plan Question #4 passes with a majority of 53.4%, and the McGill Daily question passes with 52.1 %.

In making this decision, we, the CROs, acknowledge that the SSMU Constitution and By-Laws are unclear as to how one should interpret "no opinion"s. We had to interpret the results based on what we were given. In light of this, we feel a precedent should be set in order that we may clearly and without dissent decide on similar voting results in the future. Therefore, should an appeal to the Judicial Board be made regarding our decision, we would certainly respect the outcome.

Sincerely, t;J;o.,-f3a1fw1 Co-Chief Returning Officer

cc. Helena Myers, President SSMU Jen Harding, VP Internal SSMU Nick Benedict, VP External SSMU Lisa Grushcow, VP University Affairs SSMU Kelly Remai, VP Finance SSMU Kathy Bowman, Programming SSMU M-J Milloy, Coordinating Editor, McGill Daily Ian Hay, Chairman, Corrunittee for Student Accountability Ian Hay Chairman, Committee for Student Accountability (514) 282-1565

October 22, 1995

Warren Tranquada and Joya Balfour Co-Chief Returning Officers Students' Society of McGill University

BY HAND Dear Warren and Joya:

I am disturbed by the inaction of the Chief Returning Officers concerning several matters that have arisen of late with respect to the upcoming referenda question regarding the student accountability of the Daily, in relation to the undergraduate students of McGill University.

On Friday, October 20 (the last school day before the voting period), individuals disseminated illegal information (please see attached examples) all around campus, propogating the "no" side of the Daily question. I would consider this literature to constitute as campaign literature, for it advocates one side of the issue over the other.

The information itself was illegal, and the manner in which it was disseminated was also illegal. The material was illegal in that there was not an official "no" committee formed in accordance with SSMU By Law 1 article 5.1, the only way by which the dissemination of such material can take place. The methods employed in disseminating this information were also illegal, in that several of the Committee for Student Accountability's posters were removed, defaced with stickers (please see attached example), and intentionally covered by other posters of the "no: side. Furthermore, this illegal information was also placed outdoors (a violation of SSMU By Law 1 article 7.4). Your inaction in not confiscating and/or prohibiting these materials constitutes a violation of your duties under the SSMU Constitution article 11.1 and SSMU By Law 1 article 7.9.

Over the course of a conversation between myself Warren and I on Friday afternoon, I was alerted to the fact that you are considering the possibility of allowing this illegal campaign material to be disseminated through literature and classroom speeches during the voting days of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday (a violation of SSMU By Law 1 article 7.10). Your consideration of this possibility at the time was based on the fact that the Daily is an autonomous organization, and not part of an official SSMU "Yes" or "No" committee, and therefore not accountable to or bound by the SSMU Constitution or By Laws. Although the Judicial Board had ruled only one day earlier that in fact the proposed referenda question is constitutional and therefore will appear on the referendum ballot, since it is perfectly legitimate. Considering that the Judicial Board ruled this question to be a valid SSMU referendum question, it would mean that SSMU By-Laws would govern the way by which the referendum would be conducted (i.e. voting, polls and campaigning). However, it now seems that the proper manner by which SSMU referenda are supposed to be governed is in jeopardy of not being adhered to.

This is utterly ridiculous!

Should you allow this to happen you would be destroying every conceivable rule of natural justice. The reason SSMU has regulations concerning "yes" and "no" commitees, campaigning and spending limits is so that those members of the SSMU who are economically privileged, will not have an obvious advantage in a democratic referendum. Should you allow a "free-for-all" Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday..:..you would be throwing this important prinCiple right out the window. For you are effectively allowing the Daily (who has spending power above and beyond any individual member of the Students' Society), to spend exorbitant amounts of money, and do whatever they want, during the voting period I You would be setting a precedent, whereby in the future, nothing could stop for instance, a candidate's parent from spending $30,000 to hire 20 full time staff to stand at 20 key locations on campus for the duration of the campaign period, and hand out flyers urging students to vote for his/her child. The parent is not a candidate or part of a SSMU "Yes" or "No" committee, so why should they not be allowed to do so? You would basically be allowing those who have money, to have an advantage over those who do not, thus directly violating Article 2.3 of the SSMU constitution.

Perhaps you may want to consider refering this matter to Elections Canada, the organization responsible for governing elections for the federal government. The Chief Returning Officers in 1993-94 refered to this source for assistance when a controversy arose during the SSMU general elections period in March 1994, and found that the information they received was both helpful and relevant. Should you use this source, I am confident that you will be informed that spending limits are empioyed in all forms of democratic decision-making, including elections and referenda, in order to ensure the principle that one candidate or group can not have an obvious and unfair advantage over the other, for this is one of the fundamental prinCiples of democratic participation in modern society. In fact, the governments of Both Canada and the United States had passed such legislation in during the 19th Century.

Should this happen, the "no" committee would be penalized for collecting 100 signatures and properly registering a committee in accordance with SSMU policies. We would be penalized for following the rules. If you allow the Daily to disseminate information Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, nothing could stop our committee from doing so either, as long as we did not use the name of the Committee for Student Accountability. However, I wish to inform you that we will not stoop to this level. Just because everyone around us, including those who are supposed to enforce the rules, abandon them, does not mean that it is acceptable for us to do so as well. In addition, I do not have the personal financial resources to compete with over $140,000 of extorted student money.

It is your duty (under SSMU By Law 1 article 7.9) to confiscate any material disseminated on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday concerning the referendum, and to disallow speeches in classrooms on those days. If you feel that this is an unsurmountable task for the two of you to accomplish on your own, in addition to surveying the entire voting process, the Vice President Finance and Operations has assured me that a legitimate expense would be to employ students to go around and confiscate material on behalf of the C.R.O. in order to maintain the integrity of SSMU referendum questions and ensure that the fundamental principles of democracy are upheid.

Yours Truly, Qk~74--- . - Ian Hay U3 Arts

c.c. Jennifer Harding, VP Internal SSMU Helena Myers, President SSMU Lisa Grushcow, VP University Affairs SSMU Nick Benedict, VP External SSMU Kelly Remai, VP Finance and Operations SSMU Guy Brisebois, General Manager SSMU Robert Korne, Chair Judici~! Board (for distribution to entire Judicial Board) Students' Society of McGill University Association etudiante de l'Universite McGill

Joya Balfour & Warren Tranquada Co-Chief Returning Officers Students' Society of McGill University

November 8,1995

Guy Brisebois General Manager Students' Society of McGill University

Dear Guy:

This letter is to inform you of the results of a recount of the McGill Daily referendum ballots as requested on October 30, 1995 by Ian Hay, Chailman of the Committee for Student Accountability. The recount was done in the presence of scrutineer Sevag Yeghoyan, who represented Mr. Hay. The totals are as follows:

POLL YES NO NO OPINION SPOILED TOTAL Union 331 348 47 5 731 Leacock 231 309 25 11 576 Redpath 121 173 17 3 314 Bronfman 218 76 15 18 327 McConnell Eng. 204 116 21 2 343 Stewart Biology 96 80 14 190 Thomson House 18 12 2 32 Burnside 84 115 10 10 219 Chancellor Day 71 47 13 1 132 BMH 104 66 12 182 Music 45 52 15 2 114 McIntyre Med. 35 12 5 2 54 Education 43 28 18 89 RVC 58 64 20 7 149 Currie Gym 53 40 8 101 Solin Hall 33 24 2 59 Dou~las Hall 27 31 7 2 67 TOTAL 1,772 1,593 251 63 3,679 % of total yes & 52.7 47.3 3,365 no's

In sum, there was a difference of +27 for the Yes, -14 for the No, -15 for No Opinion and +9 for Spoiled, for a cumulative difference of +7 in total ballots; therefore the motion still passes.

Yours respectfully, ~urfJ~ Co-Chief Returning Officer

3480 rue McTavish Street, Montreal, Quebec H3A lX9 Tel: (SI4) 398·6800 Fax: (514)398.7490 cc. Ian Hay, Chainnan, Committee for Student Accountability M-J Milloy, Coordinating Editor, McGill Daily Helena Myers, President SSMU Jen Harding, VP Internal SSMU Nick Benedict. VP External SSMU Lisa Grushcow, VP University Affairs SSMU Kelly Remai, VP Finance SSMU Robert Korne, Chair Judicial Board Kathy Bowman, Proganuning SSMU Student.' Society of McGill Unlver.'ty Auoelatlon 'tudlante d •• 'Unlve,.lt' McGill

Soya Balfour & Warren Tranquada Co-Ouef Returning Officers Students' Society of ~ 1Jni¥asity

October' 26, 1995

Guy Brisebois General Managei' Students' Society of McGill UDiversity

Dear Guy:

This letter is to infonn you of 1be final results of the SSMU fall referendum. We am pleased to announce thai we had the highest eVel' VOleI' turnout in a SSMU eJection or referendum-3,m vOleS. 01' 22.()CI, of eligible McGill voters. The results were as follows:

CASA ;mAL CHOI~" PI ansa I E Canadian Alliance of Studeot Associalioos: 2.(»9 Federal Government: SOl Spoiled: 643 TOTAL 3.245

ISSMU HEALTH PLAN !~stioo#l: IQuestioo If1. Yes: 2.944 Yes: 2.488 No: .. 486 No: 916 No . 170 Noopinioo: ~1 Sl!'2iled: 46 SpjIed: 48 TOTAL 3,646 TOTAL 3,653

alP'moo #3 ~14 Yes: 1,904 Yes: 1,628 No: No: 1.421 1.405 .. NoOpinioo: 282 No . 519 Spoiled: 48 Stniled: 60 TOTAL 3.639 TOTAL 3,628

MCGILL [lAID' Yes: 1.745 No: 1.607 Noopinioo: 266 Spoiled: S4 TOTAL 3.672

3410,.. .TavIdt SIreet, MoetrHI, QuiNe H3A tit 161: 1514) 391-6800 Fa: (514) 391-7490 Concemin, OW' passin. 0( the SSMU HeaJdl Plan Question ., and die McGill Dflily quesdon. whoso resuJlS are binding. we. die CROs. referred to the SSMU CQIllotitution. Section m. article 10.2. which reads thai

and SSMU Electoral and Referenda By-Laws article 132. which stares:

If1M VOl, is 10 be IMIIUIIllJ labuloIC!d, tI balIoI is to be n,!ded if: - tlwn is no cktJ' indictlliM ofpn!uma for.-tI sUtgk n:;remuJum qllUliota: and finalJy SSMU ConsIiwtion. Section m. article 11.2. whiclil reads:

A d«isiM by IN eRO conc,ming IN inU",maliM oftJw!tulidu ;" IIUs Cotutilllliott tI1III ~1owt ,kclions tJNI ngtUtling nfumdo sMll be amsiJe"d bwling. subj«l only to'. lIf'P«IIto 1M JIIIIiciIIl Board.

We interpret "'no opinion" as being "no clear indication of prelference for _A single refcmldwn question." tha! is, not expressing Yes or No. In addition to this. '"no opinion" is judSed by us to be. in fact. an abstention. which. like in SSMU Council VOleS. House of Commons voting procedures. United Nations voting procedures. etc. does not count towards the calculation of a majority. Thus. according to the precedin8 decision. the SSMU Health Plan Question 14 ~: willi a majority 0( Sl.4CJJ. and lite McGUl Daily question passes with S2.1~.

In making this decision. we. the CROs. acknowledge that the SSMU Constiwtion and By-Laws are unclear as to how one should intelpret ~ opinion"s, We had to inteqJret the resuJes based on whal we, were given. In light of this. we feel a precedent should be set iJ.\ order that we may cJcarfy and without dissent decide on similar voting results in Ihc fubJre, Therefon:. should an appeal to the Judicial Board be made regarding OW'decision, we would cenainly respect Ihe.OUlCOmc. Sincerely. .,Q ~'f)~ Co-OUef Reruming Officer cc. Helena Myers. President SSMU Jell Harding. VP InIanaI SSMU Nick Benedict. VP External SSMU Lisa Grushcow. VP University Affairs SSMU Kelly Remai. VP Fmance SSMU Kathy Bowman. Programming SSMU M-I Milloy. Coordinating EdilDr. McGill Daily Ian Hay. Chairman. Committee for Student Accountability

) Date: Mon, 01 Apr 1996 15:37:11 -0500 From: MARY JO MCCULLOGH To: [email protected] Subject: SSM(] Fees

I received a memo from Rosalie Jukier re:the increase in the SSMU fee Q\ due to the Health Insurance Fee Premiums increasing. ~. However, they do not have notice of either the SSMU increase of $10 ~ FT, $5 PTi or the $.25 Nightline fee.

Is it coming?? Date: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 15:20:27 -0500 From: MARY JO MCCULLOGH To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Referendum Questions -Reply -Reply

Don't worry, the health plan fee is assessed through a separate routine.

Thanks. mj

»> Guy Brisebois 03/25/96 02:47pm »> > Date sent: Mon, 25 Mar 1996 14:12:51 -0500 > From: MARY JO MCCULLOGH > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Referendum Questions -Reply

> Thanks for your quick answers. > > The way I have it figured, the following rates will apply: > > Students who were paying: > > a) 11.08 > b) 21.16 > c) 15 > d) 29 .. > > will now pay: > > a1) 16.33 D'1' > b1) 31.41 ~~. > c1) 20.25 > d1) 39.25 "- > > Please advise if this is correct. > > Thanks. > > mjm > Mary Jo,

This looks OK,but don't forget the Health Plan fee.

GUY • / It

McGill Universi!y 845 Slrerbroob St. W. Montreal. Q,tebee H3.A. 2T5 (514) 398-2315 Fax: (514) 398·3596 PAX TRANSMISSION COVER SHEBT

Date: Aprill, 1996 To: Mr./tmathtl1l Otomskl PIU: 7490

Re: PII lnauuu for 96/97 Sender: Mary /0 MtCullogh

YOU SHOUW RECBIVE 2 PAGE(S), INCLUDING THIS COVER SHEET. IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE AU THE PAGES, PLEASE CALl. (S 14) 398-2315.

Please find attached the 96/97 schedule of SSMU fecs for the various faculties. Please let me know if it dlff'en from your ftgures.

Thank you. • •

"JS 39.25 JUS 20.15 ,9,2, IIAI Law IfJ' 11.41 20.25 'US 2G.2S 3t.25 20.2, B.2S Pbyl1ul a 0mIpali01lll 'I1lempy 2OJ5 'US ReIJaiogt Stud ... If." J1AI Selonce 20.2, 3'.25 FEES SUMMARY FALL TERM 95/96 (A-1/J-28) STUDENT SOCIETY FEES ======~======~====~ ======:======:

Full Time Full & Part Time Part Time

______4 ======: ------~ SSMU Health Plan TOTAL SSMU TOTAL ======------======

Arts/B.A. $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15 .00 $15.00 Arts/B.S.W. $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15 .00 $15.00 Education/B.Ed . $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15.00 $15.00 Education/Diploma $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15.00 $15.00 Engineering $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15.00 $15.00 - Architecture/B.Sc. $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15.00 $15.00 - Architecture/B.Arch. $21.16 $15.91 $37.07 $11 .08 $11.08 Law $21.16 $15.91 $37.07 $11 .08 $11.08 Management $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15 .00 $15.00 Music $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15 .00 $15.00 Nursing $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15 .00 $15.00 Physical & Occupational Therapy $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15.00 $15.00 Religious Studies $21.16 $15.91 $37.07 $11.08 $11.08 Science $29.00 $15.91 $44.91 $15.00 $15.00 Dentistry $21.16 $15.91 $37.07 $11.08 $11 .08 Medicine $21.16 $15.91 $37.07 $21.16 $21 .16 FEES SUMMARY WINTER TERM 95/96

STUDENT SOCIETY FEES ======:==.======.==-======-======:===-====-====-======-====:

Full Time Full & Part Time Part Time ======: ======: SSMU Health Plan TOTAL SSMU TOTAL ======------======------

Arts/B.A. $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Arts/B.S.W. $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Education/B.Ed. $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Education/Diploma $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Engineering $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 - Architecture/B.Sc. $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 - Architecture/B.Arch. $21.16 $31.83 $52.99 $11.08 $11.08 Law $21.16 $31.83 $52.99 $11.08 $11.08 Management $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Music $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Nursing $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Physical & Occupational Therapy $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Religious Studies $21.16 $31.83 $52.99 $11.08 $11.08 Science $29.00 $31.83 $60.83 $15.00 $15.00 Dentistry $21.16 $31.83 $52.99 $11.08 $11.08 Medicine $21.16 $31.83 $52.99 $21.16 $21.16 RECOUNT - SSMU PRESIDENT 1996-97

NPC=no poll clerk si gnature Bold type=revised total

POLL Bushnell Carter Lee Pollard Prohar Waxman NP C Bushnell NPC Carter NPC Lee NPC Pollard NPC Prohar NP C Waxman BlankiNo pref. TOTAL Shatner 40 243 17 9 65 144 1 0 1 0 2 0 28 550 Leacock 40 194 18 10 61 130 2 9 0 0 3 0 15 482 Redpath 33 156 21 8 31 91 0 2 0 1 1 1 13 358 Bronfman 21 51 11 16 58 204 1 1 1 0 0 0 17 381 McConnell Eng . 14 115 22 15 37 95 0 2 0 0 1 1 26 328 Stewart Bio 7 49 4 2 9 28 2 7 2 0 0 2 6 118 Burnside 25 84 14 10 27 63 0 0 0 0 0 1 11 235 Chancellor Day 9 47 18 3 12 63 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 204 BMH 13 30 3 2 79 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 171 Music 4 23 4 6 5 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 60 Strath. Dent. 1 10 2 1 6 20 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 43 Mcintyre Med 3 10 2 2 5 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 31 Education 3 14 1 3 5 15 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 47 RVC 6 35 6 1 18 46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 112 Currie Gym 3 11 4 1 20 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 46 Solin Hall 2 18 4 1 1 21 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 51 !Douglas Hall 2 23 4 1 2 33 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 69 TOTAL 226 1113 155 91 441 1021 6 23 4 1 7 9 189 3286 ELECT % of vote 6.9% 33.9% 4.8% 2.8% 13.4% 31 .1% 0.2% 0.7% 0.1% 0.1% 0.2% 0.3% 5.8% Dat ~q Mon, 18 Mar 1996 13:53:57 -0500 From: ~1 MARY JO MCCULLOGH To: .., '2 (") [email protected] Subj ect : .r./ SSM(] Referendum

Would it be possible to fax me a copy of the questions posed to members of SSMU? I would just like to have an idea of what the fees might be as I am preparing the 96/97 schedule of fees.

Thanks. mjm ,

y ... For More Information lses in the cost of please contact the ts in government Student's Society of McGill University llnerable to these William Shatner University Centre I its benefit of an 3480 Rue McTavish he lucky few who Montreal, Quebec :s' plans are now H3A 1X9 er from a serious Tel: (514) 398-6800 ~aling with their Fax: (514) 398-7490

ociety of McGill Claims Or Details Of Benefits MU Health Plan. HEALTH PLAN rs, the cost of the Contact ny fraction of the Seaboard Life Claims Department rage. By joining 1-800-387-9223 ,urchasing power, le protection they Deadlines The Students' Society Family Coverage and of McGill University ow ... Prescription Drug Opt-Out

~ changes to this Fall Session: September 29, 1995 of 1995. Please Winter Session: January 26, 1996 your health plan. 1995-1996 ly grow to include: underwritten by

As an undergraduate student )U envision your SEABOARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ~ 398-6800 or by at McGill you are automatically Broker & Consultant entitled to the valuable benefits described in this brochure. JNTS SUPERIOR STUDENT BENEFITS Your Plan What's Covered? As a full or part-time member of the Students' Society Prescription drug of McGill University (SSMU), you are automatically on a "pay-direct" entitled to claim the benefits of the SSMU Health Plan. o PRESCRIPTION DRUGS Simply present y< The fee for this program has already been included in The Plan covers 90% of the actual cost of medications pharmacist when requiring a written prescription. Use your McGill stu automatically de< your SSMU fee, which is paid with tuition. Your dent I.D. to claim at any pharmacy in Quebec (see coverage lasts for the duration of the the academic bill (ie. 90% dis( Claims). Maximum $2000. "blacked out" du session for which you have paid tuition and fees. o ACCIDENT MEDICAL EXPENSE January and the FALL (September1 to December 31) and/or WINTER Covers the cost of stipulated medical treatments and During these time (January 1 to August 31) equipment needed to treat injuries caused by an accident. Covered services include physiotherapy, side of Quebec, cl crutches, wheelchair rental, permanent prostheses and basis (see below) . What about Provincial Medicare? semi-private hospital accommodation. Maximum $5000. o TUTORIAL EXPENSE All other benefil Covers the cost of private tutorial service of a qualified system. To make This program does not replace your provincial health teacher if an accident causes disability and complete as instn ~ ______1 _ __ ,.....,1 _ _ 1 _____ c! 4- ______.J 1_ _ _ .4.... 1_!.... ______..1..l . ______c! ...... -.- ...... 4.- .... _ 1...... --...... t...... _.: ...... 1 c ...... _ "7 ...... _ ...... , .. .: ...... "...1_ .... c l,dle Vldll. llle uellelH~ l,UVeleU uy llll~ VIU~ldlll dIe I,UIUUIC;U1t::UL LU UUUIC; UI UU"llual lUI I I,UU"C;I,UU vc; dUUle~~ Ull Ule 1 not normally covered by Medicare. Without the SSMU school days. The benefit will be paid from the first day mailed directly 1 Health Plan, these costs would be coming out of your of actual expense, and limited to the payment of $10 arrive in less thar per hour up to a total of $300. pocket. able at the SSN o AMBULANCE University Centre, Pays the reasonable and customary charges for Residences and at) licensed ambulance service when injury requires Other Coverage immediate medical attention. Maximum $250. o DENTAL ACCIDENT If you already have prescription drug coverage Repair or replacement of whole or sound teeth dam through an extended health care plan (not provincial aged through an accident if treated within 30 days of the accident. Maximum $2500. If you wish to ( health care), you may "opt-out" of the prescription EXCESS HOSPITAL/MEDICAL OUT OF PROVINCE children) in the ~ drug benefit and receive a refund on that portion of o This benefit covers those costs which are in excess of by completing at the cost of the plan. Students who choose this option the provincial medicare allowance for stipulated med additional fee by must complete a special form at the SSMU Office in ical services necessary to treat bodily injury caused by please contact th( the William Shatner University Centre no later than an accident occurring outside your province of resi September 29, 1995. dence. Maximum $5000. o ACCIDENTAL DEATH AND DISMEMBERMENT Even if you are already covered, you may wish Insurance for the loss of life or limb through an accident, provides payment of stipulated sums of up to • Undergraduate stl to maintain this important benefit because of its $15,000. advantages of privacy and convenience. Moreover, • Continuing Edu VERY IMPORTANT: The above is a brief summary only. • Graduate Stude this benefit may be combined with other prescription Benefits are subject to all conditions, limitations, exclu • MacDonald Can drug coverage to increase overall protection. sions and other terms of the Master Group Insurance Policy Issued by seaboard Life Insurance Company. For more info, pIe Students' Society of McGill University s~ Association thudiante de l'Universite McGill Warren Tranquada Joya Balfour Chief Retuming Officers Guy Brisebois General Manager - SSMU March 19, 1996 Dear M. Brisebois,

The Chief Returning Officers held elections from March 13-15, 1996 with an advance poll on March 7, 1996. The bapots for all candidates were counted on, March 15 from 5:15 pm to 2:30 am on March 16. The results from that count were submitted to you in a letter dated March 18, 1996.

The Chief Returning Officers submitted computer ballots, which are for all referendum, plebisite and survey questions, to the computing centre for processing. The results for these questions were picked up from the computing centre at 5:00 pm on March 18, and are attached.

If you have any questions, please contact us at 398-8222.

Sincerely,

Warren Tranquada Co-Chief Returning Officer

cc. Jen Harding McGill Tribune McGill Daily

3480 rue McTavish Street, Montreal, Quebec H3A lX9 Tel: (514) 398·6800 Fax: (514) 398·7490 REFERENDUM QUESTION #.1 Do you agress to pay the McGill Nightline a fee of 25 cents per semester to be collected by the SSMU, with the understanding that opting-out of the fee is possible, and that if more than 50% of the members of SSMU opt-out, then funding will cease?

:: II) ·0 .....a:s Q) 0 a. 0 POLL >- z (J) I- Union 399 43 14 456 Leacock 359 45 16 420 Redpath 295 31 4 330 Bronfman 140 40 3 183 Engineering 225 44 23 292 Stewart Biology 58 6 1 65 Burnside 159 28 3 190 Chancellor Day 143 33 8 184 BMH 145 14 5 164 Music 51 11 2 64 Dentistry 15 5 0 20 Mcintyre Med 24 4 3 31 Education 34 6 2 42 RVC 81 10 1 92 Currie Gym 32 5 1 38 Solin 42 2 1 45 Douglas ~ £. ,2 60 Total 2,254 333 89 2,676 PASSED % of ballots 84.2% 12.4% 3.3% % of votes 87.1% 12.9% REFERENDUM QUESTION #.2 Do you agree to pay an additional $10 per semester as a full-time undergraduate student ($5.00 per semester as a Part-Time Undergraduate student) to an SSMU Library Improvement Fund to be collected by McGill University as part of SSMU fees with the understanding that opting out is possible?

~ en "0 ...... ctS Q) 0 0.. 0 POLL >- z (f) I- Union 350 89 17 456 Leacock 321 86 13 420 Redpath 259 69 2 330 Bronfman 135 44 4 183 Engineering 182 86 24 292 Stewart Biology 49 15 1 65 Burnside 142 43 5 190 Chancellor Day 103 71 10 184 BMH 119 35 10 164 Music 39 22 3 64 Dentistry 14 6 0 20 Mcintyre Med 24 4 3 31 Education 22 18 2 42 RVC 67 24 1 92 Currie Gym 25 10 3 38 Solin 32 13 0 45 Douglas .5.1 1 .2 60 Total 1,934 642 100 2,676 PASSED % of ballots 72.3% 24.0% 3.7% % of votes 75.1% 24.9% REFERENDUM QUESTION #3 Do you mandate the Students' Society of McGill to officially, publicly, and repeatedly condemn and petition corporations, including financial institutions, and their corporate umbreallas to withdraw from the Union of Myanmar (Burma)?

~ en ·0 ...... cu CD 0 a. 0 POLL >- z en I- Union 321 109 26 456 Leacock 320 69 31 420 Redpath 252 64 14 330 Bronfman 103 67 13 183 Engineering 182 79 31 292 Stewart Biology 53 9 3 65 Burnside 128 50 12 190 Chancellor Day 128 39 17 184 BMH 107 39 18 164 Music 53 8 3 64 Dentistry 13 5 2 20 Mcintyre Med 17 7 7 31 Education 35 5 2 42 RVC 67 23 2 92 Currie Gym 23 9 6 38 Solin 32 9 4 45 Douglas 50 I ~ 60 Total 1,884 598 194 2,676 PASSED % of ballots 70.4% 22.3% 7.2% % of votes 75.9% 24.1%

• REFERENDUM QUESTION #4 To ensure that the Students' Society of McGill University is equipped to act in a socially responsible manner, do you mandate the Society to amend its constitution as proposed in the attached document?

:: (ij (j) '0 POLL Q) 0 0.. -0 ~ z Cf) I- Union 290 90 76 456 Leacock 282 57 81 420 Redpath 219 54 57 330 Bronfman 101 35 47 183 Engineering 174 49 69 292 Stewart Biology 47 5 13 65 Burnside 123 28 39 190 Chancellor Day 90 42 52 184 BMH 96 34 34 164 Music 40 9 15 64 Dentistry 15 4 1 20 Mcintyre Med 17 5 9 31 Education 32 4 6 42 RVC 75 8 9 92 Currie Gym 21 6 11 38 Solin 35 5 5 45 Douglas 36 1Q 1A 60 Total 1,693 445 538 2,676 PASSED % of ballots 63.3% 16.6% 20.1% % of votes 79.2% 20.8% PLEBISCITE QUESTION #5 Do you as a student of McGill University, agree that the Students' Society of McGill University (SSMU) should be a member of the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA)?

::::: U) ·0 .....as CD 0 a. 0 POLL >- z (f) I- Union 237 158 61 456 Leacock 209 122 89 420 Redpath 174 110 46 330 Bronfman 112 40 31 183 Engineering 163 76 53 292 Stewart Biology 29 17 19 65 Burnside 96 61 33 190 Chancellor Day 80 59 45 184 BMH 79 54 31 164 Music 32 22 10 64 Dentistry 15 2 3 20 Mcintyre Med 19 6 6 31 Education 32 7 3 42 RVC 56 23 13 92 Currie Gym 21 8 9 38 Solin 30 9 6 45 Douglas 38 15 Z 60 Total 1,422 789 465 2,676 PASSED % of ballots 53.1% 29.5% 17.4% % of votes 64.3% 35.7% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #6 In general, are you satisfied with the services tlhat SSMU provides?

s: 0 c ~ :!-' z= - z 0 en I- Union 200 111 81 64 456 Leacock 148 126 91 55 420 Redpath 117 91 86 36 330 Bronfman 57 43 48 35 183 Engineering 81 79 74 58 292 Stewart Biology 21 13 23 8 65 Burnside 72 57 38 23 190 Chancellor Day 35 41 69 39 184 BMH 58 41 50 15 164 Music 29 9 19 7 64 Dentistry 7 6 7 0 20 Mcintyre Med 13 12 2 4 31 Education 17 10 8 7 42 RVC 35 21 29 7 92 Currie Gym 8 8 7 15 38 Solin 15 13 16 1 45 Douglas .1.a 19. 1a ~ 60 Total 931 700 667 378 2,676

% of ballots 34.8% 26.2% 24.9% 14.1% % of votes 40.5% 30.5% 29.0% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #7 I came to McGill from:

C3 .::;c ....0 a. u c Q) as ..0 "0 (ij Q) as :::::l c c as .Q as a +-' ....Q) 0 as +-' 0 .... C :!:: - Q) .... c +-' ·0 as Q) +-' 0 en ..c +-' Q) +-' a. 0 POLL ~ ..... 0 C (1) I- Union 105 18 222 51 60 456 Leacock 98 16 195 61 50 420 Redpath 85 14 158 38 35 330 Bron'fman 56 8 62 24 33 183 Engineering 93 13 99 31 56 292 Stewart Biology 26 3 25 5 6 65 Burnside 41 5 95 26 23 190 Chancellor Day 62 11 63 14 34 184 BMH 0 3 112 33 16 164 Music 12 3 39 3 7 64 Dentistry 14 0 4 2 0 20 Mcintyre Med 10 3 11 2 5 31 Education 16 4 13 2 7 42 RVC 5 2 50 29 6 92 Currie Gym 6 2 12 4 14 38 Solin 0 1 28 14 2 45 Douglas .a 1 49 Z .3. 60 Total 629 107 1,237 346 357 2,676

% of ballots 23.5% 4.0% 46.2% 12.9% 13.3% % of votes 27.1% 4.6% 53.3% 14.9% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #8 Are you happy with the changes made to Gerts?

...... E as CD a.. ..c ...... CJ) 0 ~ >. 0 -0 E c CD as .::£ as CD :!:::: ..c...... ·0 as CJ) C +-" ...... a.. CD 0 0 0 0 0 POLL >. c C "'C (f) I- Union 130 144- 30 16 77 59 456 Leacock 90 118 21 19 113 59 420 Redpath 74 85 23 15 96 37 330 Bronfman 48 61 5 11 24 34 183 Engineering 66 77 21 10 61 57 292 Stewart Biology 10 22 1 6 20 6 65 Burnside 38 58 12 9 52 21 190 Chancellor Day 17 38 11 5 77 36 184 BMH 24 54 15 10 46 15 164 Music 11 16 3 3 23 8 64 Dentistry 4 7 1 0 8 0 .20 Mcintyre Med 13 9 0 3 2 4 31 Education 6 16 3 0 10 7 42 RVC 15 24 4 7 34 8 92 Currie Gym 9 6 1 1 6 15 38 Solin 8 14 2 5 15 1 45 Douglas 1Q 28 ~ 1 ~ a 60 Total 573 777 158 121 677 370 2,676

% of ballots 21.4% 29.0% 5.9% 4.5% 25.3% 13.8% % of votes 24.8% 33.7% 6.9% ~j.2% 29.4% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #9 Are you happy with the food quality in Gerts?

a~ c ~ :!'"' ~ as CJ) c ·0 +- (]) a a a. a POLL >- Z 0 en r Union 128 79 176 73 456 Leacock 84 72 177 87 420 Redpath 65 59 152 54 330 Bronfman 32 28 84 39 183 Engineering 63 35 124 70 292 Stewart Biology 10 5 40 10 65 Burnside 23 36 105 26 190 Chancellor Day 11 21 103 49 184 BMH 28 37 77 22 164 Music 10 8 35 11 64 Dentistry 2 3 13 2 20 Mcintyre Med 10 6 11 4 31 Education 9 7 17 9 42 RVC 10 8 59 15 92 Currie Gym 2 7 13 16 38 Solin 6 5 32 2 45 Douglas 9. 13 35 ~ QQ Total 502 429 1,253 492 2,676

% of ballots 18.8% 16.0% 46.8% 18.4% % of votes 23.0% 19.6% 57.4% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #10 Are you happy with the food quality in the SSMU-run (Miravel) cafeterias?

~ 0 c ~ ~ .:!::: (J) rn c '0 +-' Q) 0 0 c.. 0 POLL >- z 0 en I- Union 170 160 63 63 456 Leacock 118 144 96 62 420 Redpath 116 112 58 44 330 Bronfman 51 57 35 40 183 Engineering 63 72 88 69 292 Stewart Biology 27 18 12 8 65 Burnside 47 65 55 23 190 Chancellor Day 51 59 38 36 184 BMH 27 53 66 18 164 Music 22 15 19 8 64 Dentistry 10 6 4 0 20 Mcintyre Med 10 14 3 4 31 Education 11 13 10 8 42 RVC 10 13 54 15 92 Currie Gym 10 9 3 16 38 Solin 18 13 12 2 45 Douglas 1Q 15 n ~ 60 Total 771 838 647 420 2,676

% of ballots 28.8% 31.3% 24.2% 15.7% % of votes 34.2% 37.1% 28.7% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #11 Are you happy with the food/drink prices in Gerts?

c 0 'E '0.. 0 ~ CI) '6 ...... a:s Q) 0 a 0- a POLL >- Z z en r- Union 205 71 114 66 456 Leacock 140 75 141 64 420 Redpath 118 60 100 52 330 Bronfman 70 25 49 39 183 Engineering 99 47 85 61 292 Stewart Biology 19 8 29 9 65 Burnside 68 38 61 23 190 Chancellor Day 26 30 91 37 184 BMH 75 39 32 18 164 Music 21 10 24 9 64 Dentistry 8 4 8 0 20 Mcintyre Med 15 6 6 4 31 Education 13 5 16 8 42 RVC 38 14 29 11 92 Currie Gym 9 6 8 15 38 Solin 22 9 13 1 45 Douglas 1l 15 24 4. ill:! Total 963 462 830 421 2,676

% of ballots 36.0% 17.3% 31.0% 15.7% % of votes 42.7% 20.5% 36.8% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #12 Are you happy with the food/drink prices in thE! SSMU-run (Miravel) cafeterias?

c 0 'c '6.. 0 == C1l C/) '0 +-' Q) 0 0 0. 0 POLL >- z z (f) I- Union 104 214 63 75 456 Leacock 97 177 82 64 420 Redpath 87 152 40 51 330 Bronfman 41 64 35 43 183 Engineering 34 84 100 74 292 Stewart Biology 12 27 15 11 65 Burnside 47 75 44 24 190 Chancellor Day 49 64 33 38 184 BMH 24 61 57 22 164 Music 12 26 15 11 64 Dentistry 6 14 0 0 20 Mcintyre Med 6 17 4 4 31 Education 7 17 10 8 42 RVC 8 21 46 17 92 Currie Gym 6 9 5 18 38 Solin 9 25 9 2 45 Douglas .6 II 37 ~ 60 Total 555 1,060 595 466 2,676

% of ballots 20.7% 39.6% 22.2% 17.4% % of votes 25.1% 48.0% 26.9% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #13 Are you happy with the food/drink prices in Sadies?

c .Q c a. :t::: en 0 ·0 ~ POLL CD 0 0 a. -0 ~ z z en r Union 150 111 118 77 456 Leacock 126 95 127 72 420 Redpath 86 83 107 54 330 Bronfman 42 27 71 43 183 Engineering 47 39 129 77 292 Stewart Biology 19 15 18 13 65 Burnside 49 38 78 25 190 Chancellor Day 53 34 54 43 184 BMH 36 33 71 24 164 Music 7 9 36 12 64 Dentistry 6 3 11 0 20 Mcintyre Med 4 11 12 4 31 Education 5 4 24 9 42 RVC 20 13 43 16 92 Currie Gym 5 5 10 18 38 Solin 12 9 21 3 45 Douglas 10 JA 32 4 60 Total. 677 543 962 494 2,676

% of ballots 25.3% 20.3% 35.9% 18.5% % of votes 31.0% 24.9% 44;1% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #14 Have you visited the Coop SSMU computer store?

"- Q) D E Q) E Q) "- :!:::: ~ C/) c '0 .....co Q) 0 co a. 0 POLL >- z u (f) I- Union 168 204 7 77 456 Leacock 147 185 17 71 420 Redpath 124 140 9 57 330 Bronfman 62 60 14 47 183 Engineering 97 98 18 79 292 Stewart Biology 18 32 2 13 65 Burnside 83 73 5 29 190 Chancellor Day 60 71 9 44 184 BMH 64 73 10 17 164 Music 21 32 1 10 64 Dentistry 3 17 0 0 20 Mcintyre Med 14 12 1 4 31 Education 11 21 1 9 42 RVC 35 36 4 17 92 Currie Gym 6 14 0 18 38 Solin 14 24 1 6 45 Douglas .2.1 27 9. .3. 60 Total 948 1,119 108 501 2,676

% of ballots 35.4% 41.8%) 4.0% 18.7% % of votes 43.6% 51.4% s,.0% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #15 Do you frequent the Alley during the day?

(J) Q) >. -c E ~ E ctS Q) ~ ~ 0 Q) ::l "0 '0 ctS 0) E > +- Q) 0 CD CD D- o POLL .... (J) (J) c:: U) I- Union 56 81 91 153 75 456 Leacock 32 74 84 167 63 420 Redpath 26 56 76 121 51 330 Bronfman 10 19 32 81 41 183 Engineering 12 35 35 133 77 292 Stewart Biology 1 6 14 31 13 65 Burnside 7 30 38 91 24 190 Chancellor Day 4 11 20 106 43 184 BMH 6 27 29 85 17 164 Music 3 7 19 27 8 64 Dentistry 0 3 5 12 0 20 Mcintyre Med 0 5 7 15 4 31 Education 0 3 7 23 9 42 RVC 5 9 10 51 17 92 Currie Gym 0 4 3 13 18 38 Solin 3 6 8 27 1 45 Douglas .5. 10 12 29 4- 60 Total 170 386 490 1,165 465 2,676

% of ballots 6.4% 14.4% 18.3% 43.5% 17.4% % of votes 7.7% 17.5% 22.2% 52.7% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #16 Do you frequent the Alley at night?

(J) (l) >. -c E +-' E cu (l) ..... :!:::! 0 (l) ::l E "0 > ·0 .....cu 0> (l) Cl. (l) 0 (l) 0 POLL .... (J) (J) c en I- Union 11 58 91 221 75 456 Leacock 3 37 92 219 69 420 Redpath 5 36 63 173 53 330 Bronfman 2 18 36 85 42 183 Engineering 8 27 39 143 75 292 Stewart Biology 1 2 10 40 12 65 Burnside 5 19 40 102 24 190 Chancellor Day 4 9 12 115 44 184 BMH 4 32 34 76 18 164 Music 16 16 13 10 9 64 Dentistry 0 3 3 14 0 20 Mcintyre Med 0 0 7 20 4 31 Education 0 3 6 25 8 42 RVC 0 12 14 49 17 92 Currie Gym 1 2 2 15 18 38 Solin 0 6 8 30 1 45 Douglas 1 14 14 27 ~ 60 Total 61 294 484 1,364 473 2,676

% of ballots 2.3% 11.0% 18.1% 51.0% 17.7% % of votes 2.8% 13.3% 22.0% 61.9% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #17 Do you frequent Gerts during the day?

(f) a> >. -;:: E ell +=: E ..... a> 0 Q) :: :::J "0 '0 ell Ol E > +-' Q) 0 Q) a> c.. 0 POLL ..... (f) (f) c (J) I- Union 65 97 92 128 74 456 Leacock 20 69 100 167 64 420 Redpath 22 50 82 124 52 330 Bronfman 10 40 37 55 41 183 Engineering 9 50 64 94 75 292 Stewart Biology 4 6 7 36 12 65 Burnside 7 37 48 73 25 190 Chancellor Day 3 13 26 99 43 184 BMH 17 37 46 44 20 164 Music 2 7 4 41 10 64 Dentistry 0 5 6 9 0 20 Mcintyre Med 0 5 10 12 4 31 Education 0 4 16 14 8 42 RVC 5 9 16 46 16 92 Currie Gym 1 3 7 9 18 38 Solin 3 4 10 27 1 45 Douglas ~ 11 .1Q 25 ~ 60 Total 172 447 587 1,003 467 2,676

% of ballots 6.4% 16.7% 21.9% .37.5% 17.5% % of votes 7.8% 20.2% 26.6% 45.4% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #18 Do you frequent Gerts at night?

en Q) >- -.::::: E ~ E cu Q) "- ~ 0 Q) :::J "0 ·0 cu C) E > +-' Q) a. POLL Q) 0 CD 0 "- en en c U) ~ Union 57 102 102 117 78 456 Leacock 32 93 97 130 68 420 Redpath 28 62 64 123 53 330 Bronfman 27 47 29 37 43 183 Engineering 23 93 44 56 76 292 Stewart Biology 4 11 16 22 12 65 Burnside 14 48 43 58 27 190 Chancellor Day 1 14 30 96 43 184 BMH 31 57 31 17 28 164 Music 2 16 17 19 10 64 Dentistry 2 6 7 5 0 20 Mcintyre Med 1 11 8 7 4 31 Education 2 12 6 14 8 42 RVC 12 25 19 19 17 92 Currie Gym 7 4 5 3 19 38 Solin 4 21 17 2 1 45 Douglas 1Q 22 13. 1Q .s 60 Total 257 644 548 735 492 2,676

% of ballots 9.6% 24.1% 20.5% 27.5% 18.4% % of votes 11.8% 29.5% 25.1% 33.7% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #19 Do you read the McGill Tribune?

(f) Q) >- E -.::: :.;::::; E as Q) .... ~ 0 Q) ::J -0 ·0 as 0> E > ..... Q) 0 Q) Q) a. 0 POLL .... (f) (f) c C/) ~ Union 165 108 71 38 74 456 Leacock 144 114 66 32 64 420 Redpath 111 112 46 16 45 330 Bronfman 48 51 29 12 43 183 Engineering 66 86 38 26 76 292 Stewart Biology 15 20 14 5 11 65 Burnside 63 62 32 7 26 190 Chancellor Day 9 31 57 43 44 184 BMH 43 45 34 17 25 164 Music 14 20 11 7 12 64 Dentistry 5 5 10 0 0 20 Mcintyre Med 12 6 6 3 4 31 Education 11 12 8 4 7 42 RVC 24 27 11 14 16 92 Currie Gym 6 7 5 1 19 38 Solin 10 15 13 6 1 45 Douglas 12 20 II 5 4 60 Total 758 741 470 236 471 2,676

% of ballots 28.3% 27.7% 17.6% 8.8% 17.6% % of votes 34.4% 33.6% 21.3% 10.7% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #20 Do you read the McGill Daily?

en CD >. E -.:::: '';::; «S E ..... z::: CD 0 CD ::J "0 '0 «S 0> E > ..... 0 CD CD a.. 0 POLL .....CD en en c (j) I- Union 131 112 82 58 73 456 Leacock 93 114 82 64 67 420 Redpath 81 107 55 42 45 330 Bronfman 20 39 46 33 45 183 Engineering 37 60 64 57 74 292 Stewart Biology 7 22 19 6 11 65 Burnside 41 55 43 26 25 190 Chancellor Day 13 34 49 44 44 184 BMH 22 51 38 26 27 164 Music 11 19 16 6 12 64 Dentistry 2 7 9 2 0 20 Mcintyre Med 7 5 7 8 4 31 Education 3 16 10 6 7 42 RVC 17 30 15 13 17 92 Currie Gym 2 4 10 3 19 38 Solin 11 15 12 6 1 45 Douglas 11 1l 22 2 4 60 Total 509 707 579 406 475 2,676

% of ballots 19.0% 26.4% 21.6% 15.2% 17.8% % of votes 23.1% 32.1% 26.3% 18.4% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #21 Do you feel that SSMU council represents you well?

c °c0 00.. :: en 0 °0 ....CCI POLL Q) 0 0 Q. 0 >- z z U) ~ Union 98 155 122 81 456 Leacock 71 143 133 73 420 Redpath 44 112 119 55 330 Bronfman 30 54 57 42 183 Engineering 43 80 89 80 292 Stewart Biology 12 15 25 13 65 Burnside 39 64 60 27 190 Chancellor Day 12 53 72 47 184 BMH 28 44 66 26 164 Music 11 16 26 11 64 Dentistry 6 11 3 0 20 Mcintyre Med 6 12 9 4 31 Education 9 8 18 7 42 RVC 17 26 32 17 92 Currie Gym 3 3 12 20 38 Solin 10 11 23 1 45 Douglas 1Q 18 27 5. 60 Total 449 825 893 509 2,676

% of ballots 16.8% 30.8% 33.4% 19.0% % of votes 20.7% 38.1% 41.2% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #22 Do you use or are you a member of an SSMU club or service?

a~ c ~ ..... +-' (\j (JJ -c '0 ..... POLL Q) a a a. a ~ Z -0 (f) .- Union 225 128 23 80 456 Leacock 202 123 21 74 420 Redpath 151 108 17 54 330 Bronfman 61 66 11 45 183 Engineering 82 104 21 85 292 Stewart Biology 26 23 3 13 65 Burnside 79 63 16 32 190 Chancellor Day 44 61 27 52 184 BMH 55 71 10 28 164 Music 22 23 4 15 64 Dentistry 8 11 1 0 20 Mcintyre Med 9 16 1 5 31 Education 11 16 9 6 42 RVC 47 23 5 17 92 Currie Gym 9 9 0 20 38 Solin 20 17 5 3 45 Douglas 23 20 1Q Z 60 Total 1,074 882 184 536 2,676

% of ballots 40.1% 33.0% 6.9% 20.0% % of votes 50.2% 41.2% 8.6% SSMU PLEBISCITE QUESTION #23 Currently there are three clubs/services representatives on council. Do you think that the number of clubs and services representatives on SSMU council should:

Q) E as ~ (/) Q) Q) 0 Q) (/) C .J::. (/) as .::s:. as Q) :! Q) ...... (ij ->. .... C,.) -c '0 ..... as C,.) Q) c.. POLL c 0 0 -(/) "'0 "'0 en I- Union 94 150 29 90 93 456 Leacock 75 139 20 102 84 420 Redpath 65 105 11 89 60 330 Bronfman 30 48 12 47 46 183 Engineering 53 47 18 83 91 292 Stewart Biology 7 23 4 19 12 65 Burnside 29 60 16 47 38 190 Chancellor Day 19 31 14 ·66 54 184 BMH 24 54 8 47 31 164 Music 14 10 3 19 18 64 Dentistry 3 7 5 4 1 20 Mcintyre Med 8 7 4 6 6 31 Education 5 11 2 16 8 42 RVC 15 33 4 20 20 92 Currie Gym 1 6 3 8 20 38 Solin 9 14 1 16 5 45 Douglas ~ 14 Z ~ .Q 60 Total 470 759 156 698 593 2,676

% of ballots 17.6% 28.4% 5.8% 26.1% 22.2% % of votes 22.6% 36.4% 7.5% 33.5% SCIENCE UNDERGRADUATE SOCIETY

President :

Matthew Bates ...... 386 ...... 52.877% Margaret Wu ...... 344 ...... 47.123%

Vice President Internal :

As ad Khan...... 2 60 ...... 37 . 3 03% Sujith Sivaraman ...... 437 ...... 62.697%

Vice President Administration :

Alston Adams ...... 320 ...... 47.904% Wendy Fox ...... 348 ...... 52.096%

SUS Representative to Council :

Paul Giacomini ...... 317 ...... 31.988% Valerie Panet-Raymond ...... 329 ...... 33.199% Lindsay Thompson ...... 345 ...... 34.813% . REFEREND~ QUESTIONS:

Sexual Assault Center of McGill Student Society (SACOMSS) submitted referendum question:

In order to maintain The Sexual Assault Centre of McGill Students' Society and expand its crucial services, do you agree that the Students' Society fee be increased by fifty cents ($.50) per student per semester to funding The Sexual Assault Centre of McGill Students' Society. This referendum question is effective for three years. At that time, the question of continued funding will be submitted for student approval.

Afin de maintenir Ie Centre Contre l'Agression Sexuelle de l'Association Etudiante de l'Universite McGill et de continuer a developper nos services essentiels, acceptez-vous une augmentation de 50¢ par etudiant(e) par session pour financer Ie Centre Contre l'Agression Sexuelle? Cette question de referendum est en vigeur pour trois ans. A cette date, la decision de continuer cette methode de financement sera SOumlS a I' approbation des etudiant(e)s.

Yes ...... 2398 ...... 81.288% No ...... 333 ...... 11.288% No Opinion ...... 219 ...... 7.424% Students' Society of McGill University Association etudiante de l'Universite McGill

Direct Line: 398-6799

April 6, 1995.

Sevag Yeghoyan, President, Students' Society of McGill University c/o William Shatner University Centre

Dear Sevag:

As you are aware, the following question was approved by 81.288% of McGill undergraduates during the 1994/95 election period:

In order to maintain the Sexual Assault Centre of McGill Students' Society and expand its crucial services, do you agree that the Students' Society fee be increased by fifty cents ($.50) per student per semester to funding the Sexual Assault Centre of McGill Students' Society? This referendum question is effective for three years. At that time, the question of continued fWlding will be submitted for student approval.

By this letter, I ask you to raise this matter for the consideration of the University's Board of Governors and, given that body's approval, to ensure that this matter is brought to the attention of the appropriate University officials, including the Vice Principal, Administration and Finance, the Dean of Students and the Registrar.

nell Wright, Vice President, Internal Affairs. . , c.c. Guy Brisebois, SSMU General Manager /' John Armour, Vice Principal, Administration and Finance Irwin Gopnik, Dean of Students Jean-Paul Schuller, Registrar

3480 rue McTavish Street, Montreal, Quebec H3A lX9 Tel: (5141398·6800 Fax: (5141398·7490 Students' Society of McGill University s~ Association des etudiantes et etudiants de l'Universite McGill MEMORANDUM

Date: April 28, 1993

To: Dr. I. Gopnik Dean of Students

Subj: Referenda Results: SSMU Fees

Dear Dean Gopnik,

This memo is to confIrm the results of the 1993 SSMU referenda. The questions presented to students were as follows:

Question 5: Do you approve that the Students' Society fee be increased by $0.50 per semester for the Walksafe Network?

Result: Yes- 86.4%

Question 7: Do you agree that the Student Prescription and Accident Insurance Plan fee be eliminated from the Society fee for international students since these students must obtain an equivalent insurance through Student Services? This would result in a separate Students' Society fee for international students.

Result: Yes- 68.3%

I would like to request that the University 1) increase the SSMU fee by $0.50 per semester, and 2) reset the SSMU fee for international students at the current fee minus the Health Plan effective September 1993.

Thank you for your attention in this matter.

~~=='4~~L. M~-I-- ickerson VP Finance, SSMU 92/93

cc. Mary J 0 McCullough, McGill Accounting Guy Brisebois, SSMU Paul Johnson, SSMU

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REFERENDUM QUESTI01!..#2 _ ~ Do you agre~ to pay an @ ditional $10 per semest ~p as a full-time undergraduate student ($5.00}per semester as a Part-Time Undergraduate student) to an SSMU Library ~eme nt Fund to be collected by McGill University as part of SSMU fees with the understanding that opting out is possible?

:! (/) ·0 .-ctS Q) 0 a. 0 POLL >- z C/) r- Union 350 89 17 456 Leacock 321 86 13 420 Redpath 259 69 2 330 Bronfman 135 44 4 183 Engineering 182 86 24 292 Stewart Biology 49 15 1 65 Burnside 142 43 5 190 Chancellor Day 103 71 10 184 BMH 119 35 10 164 Music 39 22 3 64 Dentistry 14 6 0 20 MCintyre Med 24 4 3 31 Education 22 18 2 42 RVC 67 24 1 92 Currie Gym 25 10 3 38 Solin 32 13 0 45 Douglas .51 1 .2 QQ Total 100 2,676 642 $PASSED

% of ballots • ,0 24.0% 3.7% % of votes 75.1% 24.9% REFERENDUM QUESTION 111 Do you agress to pay the McGill Nightline a fee i f2sJ i mts per semester to be collected by the SSMU, with the understanding that opting-out of the fee is possible, and that if more than 50% of the members of SSMU opt-out, then funding will cease?

~ (/) .(5 a; Q) 0 a...... 0 POLL >- z U) r- Union 399 43 14 456 Leacock 359 45 16 420 Redpath 295 31 4 330 Bronfman 140 40 3 183 Engineering 225 44 23 292 Stewart Biology 58 6 1 65 Burnside 159 28 3 190 Chancellor Day 143 33 8 184 BMH 145 14 5 164 Music 51 11 2 64 Dentistry 15 5 0 20 Mcintyre Med 24 4 3 31 Education 34 6 2 42 RVC 81 10 1 92 Currie Gym 32 5 1 38 Solin 42 2 1 45 Douglas .5Z .6 2 60 Total 2,254 333 89 2,676 PASSED % of ballots 84.2% 12.4% 3.3% % of votes 87.1% 12.9% Students' Society of McGill University Association etudiante de l'Universite McGill

Warren Tranquada Joya Balfour Chief Returning Officers Guy Brisebois General Manager - SSMU March 18, 1996 Dear M. Brisebois,

The Chief Returning Officers held elections from March 13-15, 1996 with an advance poll on March 7, 1996. The ballots for all candidates were counted on March 15 from 5:15 pm to 2:30 am on March 16. The results from that count are attached. These results are still subject to any recounts, protests or campaign funding investigations which may occur.

The Chief Returning Officers have submitted computer ballots, which are for all referendum, plebisite and survey questions, to the computing centre for processing. The results for these questions will be announced at the Shatner Kiosk at 5:00 pm today.

The following candidates were elected or acclaimed (subject to recounts, protests or campaign funding investigations) according to our count:

-SSMU President: Chris Carter SSMU VP University Affairs: Don McGowan SSMU VP Internal Affairs: Mark Feldman SSMU VP External Mfairs: Chantal Da Silva SSMU VP Finance: Jon Chomski U ndergraduate Rep to BOG: Sevag Yeghoyan Arts Senator: Elijah Rawlyk Shuah Roskies Education Senator: J. Jeffrey Rogers Engineering Senator: NunoGama Latif Jina Law Senator: Don Dirnitrievich Management Senator: Ronnie Shemesh Music Senator: Richard Lafferty Religious Studies Senator: Carol Ann Bain Science Senator: Gizelle Popradi Clara Tan CKUT Board of Directors: Walter Bak Alexis Roshuk McGill Daily Board of Directors: Walter Bak

3480 rue McTavish Street, Montreal, Quebec H3A IX9 Tel: (5141 398.6800 FlIlf! 11\14\ 101l.740n General election Senate

Ballots cast: 3,397 (20.3% of the membership) ARTS Spoiled ballots: 57 (1.7% of total ballots) Sam Johnston 594 I ttlAI , ''1'17 EmmaSevitt 581 PRESIDENT ~ JoAII~;c.. Iq,g Lorenzo Pederzani 455 -? Tara Newell 1,285 (40.5%) Robert Cole 292 Araya Solomon 993 (31.3%) Derek Prohar 894 (28.2%) SCIENCE Andrew Kovacs 496 VICE PRESIDENT (UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS) Anne Topolski 358 -7 Elizabeth Gomery 1,159 (41.2%) Rakesh Khanna 282 Lara Leigh-Wood 947 (33.7%) Damon Stoddard 174 Tamana Kochar 705 (25.1 %) Ali Mehio 163

VICE PRESIDENT (EXTERNAL AFFAIRS) MANAGEMENT -> Lisa Phipps 1,848 (65.7%) TO BE RECOUNTED Keith Campbell 1,108 (34.3%) Shiraz Rehman 172 Omar Samji 172 VICE PRESIDENT (INTERNAL AFFAIRS) Andrew Weston 171 -;> Sarvesh Srivastava 1,714 (58.4%) Jawad Qureshi 98 Nishi Aubin 1,221 (41.6%) ENGINEERING VICE PRESIDENT (FINANCE) Lukas Chrostowki ACCLAIMED -;> DuncanReid 1,211 (41.7%) Jeff Karp ACCLAIMED Adam Giambrone 890 (30.7%) Karan Manhas 800 (27.6%) LAW Terence Filewych ACCLAIMED BOARD OF GOVERNORS REP. Paul Flicker ACCLAIMED Carrie Goldstein 1,050 (35.3%) Michele Legault 982 (33.0%) MEDICINE Zahoor Kareem 943 (31.7%) AsadKhan ACCLAIMED Students' Society of McGill University Association etudiante de l'Universite McGill

Warren Tranquada Joya Balfour Chief Returning Officers Guy Brisebois General Manager - SSMU March 18, 1996 Dear M. Brisebois,

The following candidates were elected or acclaimed (subject to recounts, protests or campaign funding investigations) according to our count:

SSMU President: Chris Carter SSMU VP University Affairs: Don McGowan SSMU VP Internal Affairs: Mark Feldman SSMU VP External Mfairs: Chantal Da Silva SSMU VP Finance: Jon Chomski Undergraduate Rep to BOG: Sevag Yeghoyan Arts Senator: Elijah Rawlyk Shuah Roskies Education Senator: J. Jeffrey Rogers Engineering Senator: NunoGama Latif Jina Law Senator: Don Dirnitrievich Management Senator: Ronnie Shemesh Music Senator: Richard Lafferty Religious Studies Senator: Carol Ann Bain Science Senator: Gizelle Popradi Clara Tan CKUT Board of Directors: WalterBak Alexis Roshuk McGill Daily Board of Directors: WalterBak

3480 rue McTavish Street, Montreal, Quebec H3A 1X9 Tel: (514) 398·6800 Fax: (514) 398.7490 Eduard Paul Dordea IRC President: Karen Hurley IRC VP Internal: Tamara Malthas IRC VP Finance: Jared Yauwicz IRC Rep to SSMU: Martha Grecchi QPIRG Board of Directors: Suzanne Bradley Jonathan Dawrant Gaire Heenan WendyLai Catherine Mason Zachary Patterson Julie Patterson Audrey Roburn Martha Stiegman

If you have any questions, please contact us at 398-8222.

Sincerely,

Warren Tranquada Co-Chief Returning Officer cc. J en Harding McGill Tribune McGill Daily POSITION: SSMU PRESIDENT

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Funding YES YES YES .. '" ...... ,

POSITION: SSMU VP INTERNAL

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Funding YES YES YES POSITION: SSMU VP EXTERNAL

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Funding YES YES YES

.~ 1 1 i I ) I POSITION: SSMU VP UNIVERSITY J~FFAIRS c tV .s;. ==0 ~ m (!) ·0 (ij "C ..... L- 0 a. 0 POLL W ~ CJ) t- Union 230 283 36 549 Leacock 195 224 54 473 Redpath 151 156 33 340 Bronfman 127 198 47 372 Engineering 115 154 46 315 Stewart Biology 62 45 9 116 Burnside 115 98 18 231 Chancellor Day 19 203 '14 236 BMH 50 108 '10 168 Music 20 32 6 58 Dentistry 32 10 2 44 Mcintyre Med 17 11 3 31 Education 16 29 2 47 RVC 50 48 9 107 Currie Gym 16 18 6 40 Solin 26 17 3 46 Douglas 22 41 ~ 67 Total 1,263 1,675 302 3,240 ELECT % of vote 39.0% 51 .7% 9.3%

Funding YES YES POSITION: SSMU VP FINANCE

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Funding YES YES POSITION: UNDERGRADUATE REP TO BOG

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Funding YES YES YES POSITION: IRe PRESIDENT

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Funding YES YES POSITION: SCIENCE SENATOR

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