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The Undergraduate Students Association Council urged a Student Media newsmagazine member earlier this month to turn off its livestream during part of the the public comment period of its meeting. USAC's livestream policies do not allow for audio or video for a segment of its public comment periods, so as to protect the identity of students, but there are currently no regulations in place for Student Media livestreaming of council meetings. What do you think about this? The student government should be able to restrict the public from recording its meetings, as it has the right to protect the identities of students who may face safety issues for what they say. USAC meetings are a public forum and student journalists should be able to livestream to make this information accessible to the public. The debate over livestreaming in USAC meetings is irrelevant, as few students watch livestreams of undergraduate student government meetings. I have feelings about this issue that are not expressed in the options above. Submit View results without voting »

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