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The main role of the student government is to gather views from their peers regarding various aspects of their course and to communicate those to members of staff. This can be positive feedback on aspects that work well as well as concerns about issues that negatively affect the student experience. Student government are also be invited to comment on, and provide input to, proposed changes to procedures or structures, in reaction to student surveys, external examiners reports, or teaching program reviews, for example. They also report back to their classmates the main points of discussions that took place at staff-student liaison and other meetings, and they share information about any action that is decided as a result of the discussion.
