Young Nats call on student union leaders to be honest
Media Release – Young Nationals
27 September 2011
Young Nats call on student union leaders to be honest.
The Young Nats are calling on all student union
leaders to be honest
when talking to students - and the
media - about Voluntary Student
Union
Membership.
"This is a debate about fundamental basics.
Its about giving students
a choice in whether they sign
up or don't sign up to a union," says
Daniel Fielding,
Young Nats President.
“Throughout the debate on
voluntary union membership we've seen vacant
rhetoric
and partisan politics from those who believe in compelling
union membership.”
“But the tactics we've seen in
the last few days have really beggars
belief. Going
around lecture theatres scaremongering students is not
getting on with the job they were elected to do."
"The
Young Nats strongly support student associations at our
tertiary
institutions and encourage student involvement
on our campuses - that
is, where students want to be
involved."
"We call on the student union leaders to
represent the facts, not the
fiction," says Daniel
Fielding.
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