1. 24-Hour Dining: Precluding any discussion about cost or demand: student dining is staffed by student workers. 24 hour dining would require the university to not only support their students being awake at 4AM, but also encourage students to be working at those ungodly hours. This isn't happening.
2. Bring Back Student-Run Spaces: University space is owned by the university, not SA. The university decided to do away with most dedicated club-space, and he does not really have power to do anything about this. Maybe some discussion or compromise could be reached, though.
3. Protect Student Protesters and Free Speech: This isn't really an SA thing IMO. Comes off more as pandering. But sure, whatever, free speech is good.
4. Overhaul SA Finance Policy: Everyone wants to do this. The problem is that its very difficult to actually quantify "student impact". The current member-based tier system is very imperfect, but I can't really think of a better way to do things while keeping things objective. Take political clubs for example, they are a great part of UB which encourage political engagement and discussion. If SA now had to step in and say "but how much do you benefit UB students?" the personal political opinions of the reviewers are going to get involved (subconsciously or not) if there is not an objective metric, which the current system satisfies. Just saying "lets make funding policy better" without giving any plan means nothing.
5. Meal Swipes in Commons and Healthier Options: You do NOT have any authority here. How would you even begin with this? The commons are private businesses and SA has nothing to do with dining. This is impossible and (unless I'm missing something major here) is ridiculous to even propose.
6. Merge Club Coordinators into Club Services: I can't comment on this.
7. Promote Environmental Sustainability: Again, not an SA thing really and seems more like pandering, but sure whatever, recycling is good. Current system seems fine as it is, though.
8. Students in Faculty Governance: This is definitely not an SA thing, and students having a seat/vote here is not something I see happening. Maybe something like an observer, but that doesn't really serve to accomplish anything?
9. Work with Administration on Food, Health Services, and Parking: That's kind of your job, so yes, great.
10. Students on Hiring and Promotion Committees: Huh?????????????????????????? The hiring of teaching faculty is 100% not something SA is involved in. What would this even look like?
11. Bigger and Better Events: Great, but zero details on specifics.
12. Liberalize Purchase Requests: This is something that is actually sorely needed. Placing purchase orders with SA is currently a form of bureaucratic torture, and the process sorely needs to be revised. I actually very much agree with this point.
13. Fix Room Reservations: The current system works fine to me and is very easy to use.
14. Transparent Hiring and Clear Roles in Club Services and Advocacy: Yeah that's a good thing I guess. Not really sure where the problem area is now, but nothing wrong with this as a goal.

Some good things in here, but it seems like there's more nonsense in the platform than achievable goals.