2020 Breakdowns

This is a new part of OUSA executives operations and allow accountability, transparency in an 'easier to read' format. 

Read the Breakdowns here. 

Quarterly Reports

Each quarter, your OUSA Exec members reflect on their roles and report on what they have been up to over those three months.

Check out the executive reports for 2019:

• President James Heath First quarterly report | Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Admin VP Porourangi Templeton-Reedy First quarterly report | Second quarterly report 
• Finance Officer Bonnie Harrison First quarterly report | Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Education Officer William Dreyer First quarterly report |  Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Welfare Officer Kerrin Robertson-Scanlon  First quarterly report | Second quarterly report  | Third Quarter Report | 
• Campaigns Officer/ Admin VP Georgia Mischefski-Gray First quarterly report | Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Colleges Officer Jack Manning First quarterly report | Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Recreation Officer Josh Smythe First quarterly report | Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• International Officer Sabrina Alhady First quarterly report | Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Postgraduate Officer Dermot Frengley First quarterly report | Second quarterly report           
• Te Roopū Māori Tumuaki Taylor Terekia  First quarterly report |  Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Pacific Island Representative M Kivalu Second quarterly report | Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Campaigns Officer Benjamin McCook-Weir Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report
• Postgraduate Officer Matthew Shep Third Quarter Report | Fourth Quarter Report

Financial Reports

Since 2012 OUSA has been operating with a voluntary membership model. OUSA is able to achieve this by the University coming to the party and contracting out OUSA's valuable services so that they are still here and going strong for you now and in the future. This 'contract' is called a Service Levy Agreement (SLA) and has been put in place because blessed are we all that the University of Otago recognises student body representation as a foundation block for this great institution. Sleep soundly.

• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2013
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2014
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2015
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2016
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2017
• Read the Audited accounts for OUSA ending December 2018