Current Proposed Policies

A Policy Proposal is just a fancy way of saying an idea to make things better. A Policy Proposal could be anything from improving support for sexual violence survivors, to getting more microwaves in the SU. Whatever your idea, Policy Proposals are usually the easiest and fastest way for a single student to make a big difference!

Find out more about the policies your fellow students think will improve life at LSE.

What are the current proposed policies?

The policies that will be discussed during Policy Panels on the 4th and 6th March are:

Should the LSESU address period poverty issue on the LSE campuses and advocate for the free menstrual products in all female and gender neutral bathrooms?
Should LSESU and LSE introduce more regulations on gluten free cross contamination?
Should the LSESU provide more support for students at LSE who have children?
Should LSESU actively protect and defend students whose rights are being targeted or threatened by the University?
Should LSESU acknowledge the ongoing genocide in Palestine?
Should the LSESU lobby LSE to provide a 24-hour accessible prayer room on campus for LSE students of Christian faith?

Visit Passed Student Policies to see whether these policies are approved.

Oppose the policy!

Are any of the policies above something that you believe the SU should not be doing? You can sign up to be the oppositional voice at the Policy Panels by emailing su.representation@lse.ac.uk

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