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The Party of the Second Part [Feds] shall not make any application to the Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Ontario for supplementary letters patent for the amendment, restriction or expansion of any of its powers without the approval of the Board of Governors of The University of Waterloo.

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Here are the current objects of the Federation of Students, as approved on 27 April 1967 and revised on 16 July 1980:

1. To act as the representative of the undergraduate students of the University of Waterloo, in the City of Waterloo, in the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, those students of various constituent faculties, schools, institutes, departments and colleges, both affiliated and federated, which are or may be from time to time a part of or associated with the University of Waterloo;
2. To promote and maintain responsible student government;
3. To administer the affairs of the members of the Corporation, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the receipt and administration of all funds which may accrue to the Corporation from subscriptions collected and remitted by The University of Waterloo and such other funds as may become the property of the Corporation by donation, gift, return, legacy, bequest or in any manner whatsoever;
4. To promote and co-ordinate student participation in athletic, cultural and social activities;
5. To promote and maintain communication between the student body and the duly elected and appointed authorities of the University of Waterloo;
6. To encourage and promote interuniversity co-operation and communication;
7. To initiate, sponsor and promote activities in which the interest of the member students at The University of Waterloo are involved, including, without limiting the generality of the foregoing and for the objects aforesaid, the granting of loans to students who may be members from time to time of the said Corporation;
8. To promote and assist in maintaining good conduct and proper discipline of the said member students of The University of Waterloo in all activities of such students;
9. To sell and publish books, papers, journals, reports, periodicals and printed material generally; and
10. To enter into agreements with The University of Waterloo with respect to the carrying out of any or all of the objects aforesaid

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