GOVERNING DOCUMENTS
The MASU has three levels of governance - a Constitution, the general By-Laws, and Governing Procedures. All of these documents can be found on this page. The MASU’s governance is maintained by the Vice President, Finance and Governance, and the Governance Committee.
masufinance@mta.caTHE CONSTITUTION
The highest level governing document of the MASU is our Constitution. It defines a few key aspects of the union, such as its objectives and the powers of its internal bodies.
The by-laws
The General By-Laws are a more detailed and specific description of higher-level processes and groups within the MASU, such as Membership, Elections and Referenda, the Executive Board, the SAC, and Committees.
Governing Procedures
MASU Governing Procedures (GPs) define the day-to-day operations of the union. GPs are divided into nine (9) categories as listed below.
Do you have any questions about our GPs?
Direct them to the VP Finance and Governance at masufinance@mta.ca.
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No Governing Procedures in this series. See Operating Procedure 04 in the Legacy Governing Documents section below.
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No Governing Procedures in this series. See Operating Procedure 03 in the Legacy Governing Documents section below.
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No Governing Procedures in this series. See Operating Procedure 09 in the Legacy Governing Documents below.
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No Governing Procedures in this series.
Legacy GOVERNING DOCUMENTS
For more information, see Governing Procedure 1980 - Transition to Modern Governing Documents.
Operating Procedure 01: Office Administration
Operating Procedure 02: Governance REPEALED
Operating Procedure 03: Elections & Referenda
Operating Procedure 04: Human Resources
Operating Procedure 05: Committees & Taskforces REPEALED
Operating Procedure 06: Clubs & Societies’ REPEALED
Operating Procedure 07: Grants & Awards REPEALED
Operating Procedure 08: Services REPEALED
Operating Procedure 09: Communications