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The bill would change SAC membership to one member from the Senate Finance Committee, four students appointed by the Student Body President, a faculty advisor. the Dean for Student Activities and the Student Body Treasurer. According to Frank Siano, president of the University Union, aonsiders would not see a request once passed by the senate. If the bill is passed as is, the present membership of SAC would remain in office until the close of the spring 1975 semester. Mc Master said this Is necessary to make for a more orderly tran sition. "We're not doing this to clean house right away," he said. The members provided for in t e bill would serve ex-officio during spring, according to McMaster, and would take charge in the fall. Efland said, "I think the transition would be the most important part of the bill." McMaster called the bill "a concerns n eight SAC members is far too few to fairly Judge financing of student organizatio. "I don't like the bill at all. I'm not, concerned about power, but I am concerned about the student, and the itudents organiza tions will be hurt by this in the long run. Althougha I'm sUre all the groups will get the necessary funds in the end, the bill will cause red tape that the present system doesn't have," Siano said. Continuing, Siano said "diver king sw r tha a a men n; An SAC bill complicated thing," an oaid he desires to o-through the bill with the senate pmevision by provision. Efland had started to do this at an earlier senate session, but caled for adjournment because of the late hour. Efland said the Senate Judicial Committee did most of the work on the bfll, and the Finance Committee helped after a bulk of the bill had been decided upon. 'Te bill has gone through' adequate research," said Elnd. He commented besides help from SAC in making the bill, the three senators were assistad by Leventis and Dean of Studnat Activities Robert E. Aander. tembers sification is what makes the SAC count and I can't see how that small group is going to work more than us. Only if Levents i-.A his four positions from the SGA will the needed diver lfications be found." Current SAC chairman Paul Simoneau agreed. "I've just gotta wonder that if the bill is passed would the SAC be only recommending or would the Student Senate simply be rubber stamping whatever we give them," he said.