Chief Returning Officer: Difference between revisions

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==Responsibilities==

===Creation of the Electoral Calendar===

Part of the job of the CRO is to plan the entire schedule for information periods, campaigning, and voting for the upcoming academic year. This constitutes the Electoral Calendar, and must be presented to the EUS Board of Governors for ratification (by simple majority) at the Board's second session of the Summer. The Electoral Calendar, if approved, is then made public in the week following. This is per Article 3.1.5 of the [[Electoral and Referendum Bylaws]].

Part of the job of the CRO is to plan the entire schedule for information periods, campaigning, and voting for the upcoming academic year. This constitutes the Electoral Calendar, and must be presented to the EUS Board of Governors for ratification (by simple majority) at the Board's second session of the Summer. The Electoral Calendar, if approved, is then made public in the week following. This is per [[Electoral_and_Referendum_Bylaws#Article.C2.A03:_Responsibilities.C2.A0|Article 3.1.5]] of the [[Electoral and Referendum Bylaws]].

Things that should go in the electoral calendar are listed below.

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!Semester !!Event

|style="width:100px"!!Suggested Duration

!style="width:100px"|Suggested Duration

!Notes and Relevant Articles of Electoral Bylaws/EUS Constitution

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 ==Responsibilities==
 ===Creation of the Electoral Calendar===
-Part of the job of the CRO is to plan the entire schedule for information periods, campaigning, and voting for the upcoming academic year. This constitutes the Electoral Calendar, and must be presented to the EUS Board of Governors for ratification (by simple majority) at the Board's second session of the Summer. The Electoral Calendar, if approved, is then made public in the week following. This is per Article 3.1.5 of the [[Electoral and Referendum Bylaws]].
+Part of the job of the CRO is to plan the entire schedule for information periods, campaigning, and voting for the upcoming academic year. This constitutes the Electoral Calendar, and must be presented to the EUS Board of Governors for ratification (by simple majority) at the Board's second session of the Summer. The Electoral Calendar, if approved, is then made public in the week following. This is per [[Electoral_and_Referendum_Bylaws#Article.C2.A03:_Responsibilities.C2.A0|Article 3.1.5]] of the [[Electoral and Referendum Bylaws]].
 Things that should go in the electoral calendar are listed below.
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 {|class="wikitable alternating"
 !Semester !!Event
-|style="width:100px"!!Suggested Duration
+!style="width:100px"|Suggested Duration
 !Notes and Relevant Articles of Electoral Bylaws/EUS Constitution
 |-