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                    "text": "A Senator stated that we must have the policies and procedures in our hands before we revise the Handbook. Otherwise, revision of the Handbook will just be busywork. No further work should go forward on the Handbook until we have the binding policies, specifically. What is the point of making changes to the Handbook if those changes are not policy. The administration needs to get us the policies.",
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                    "text": "Guest Beverly Schneller, Vice Provost, stated that the revision work which Academic Affairs has been engaged in involves updating some of the descriptions/definitions of employment types, etc. Academic Affairs is not adding any policies or additional information. We have tried to use the Handbook for accreditation, but we find that there are inconsistencies in the Handbook. Regarding the “non-binding” issue, the language of the General Counsel is different from the language that we use. What we are trying to do, fundamentally, is to get all policy that is now in effect consistently stated and then try to verify it across the Catalogue, across policy locations. This Action Item designates a person responsible for adding Senate decisions relevant to policy to go into the Handbook. Right now, there is no repository for these Senate decisions. Our work is purely and clearly editorial and focused on alignment and transparent. Items like the Academic Calendar and the university organization chart that should go in a handbook are not currently in ours. We need to fix this.",
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