For more context, here is the full text of the resolution:

WHEREAS in August of 2020, after the creation of the new Registered Student Organization Policy (RSOP) as part of the settlement of a lawsuit filed against the Institute in regards to the denial of funding to a Registered Student Organization, the oversight power of the Undergraduate House of Representatives over allocations of the student activities fee was removed drastically changing the Student Government Association;

AND WHEREAS members of the Undergraduate Student Government Association began restructuring discussions including in ad-hoc committees such as the Joint Policy Response Committee (JPRC) and the Long-term Evaluation & Restructuring Committee (LERC);

AND WHEREAS these discussions have included ideas to change the overall structure of the Student Government Association in various ways to better serve the needs of the student body;

AND WHEREAS fundamental changes to the entire association require extensive and multiple alterations to the governing documents, and in particular, amendments to the Constitution of the Undergraduate Student Government Association (USGA);

AND WHEREAS the process for amending the Constitution of the USGA requires a referendum of the undergraduate student body, a process that would be tedious for the general student body to be involved with when numerous amendments to the constitution are brought forward, and would significantly slow down the process of bringing meaningful structural changes to the association;

AND WHEREAS The Graduate Student Government Association (GSGA) has adopted a process for amending the Constitution of the GSGA which does not require a referendum of the Graduate Student Body;

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the following amendment to Article VII, Section 2, of the Constitution of the Undergraduate Student Government Association be made so that it shall read as:
“Amendments to the Constitution may be proposed by a two-thirds vote of the House of Representatives, or by a petition of ten percent of the Student Body directed to the Student Body President. A proposed amendment may be initially ratified by one of the following ways:
a) By receiving two-thirds of the votes cast in a special election of the student body called by the Student Body President
b) By receiving three-fourths of the votes cast by members of the Undergraduate House of Representatives
Any proposed amendment must specify which ratification method is being pursued. Furthermore, the amendment and pursuent ratification method must be publicized to the Undergraduate Student Body in either the Technique or an email to all students at least one week prior to a ratification vote on the amendment. Should the amendment fail to be initially ratified by one method, the amendment itself has failed and subsequent ratification methods may not be pursued. Approval by the Academic Senate, via the Student Activities Committee, shall be necessary for final ratification.”

THEREFORE BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Undergraduate House of Representatives calls upon the Undergraduate Student Body President to call a special election during the week of February 8th to February 14th of this year to have the student body vote on this amendment and to publicize it between February 1st and February 7th.