Create an SP motion

Certain requirements should be attended to when preparing SP motions. This page helps you to create motions that comply with the guidelines for SP motions and also look good.

You can send motions to the Presidium at any time by email (). If you have an idea but don't know how to implement it, or if you have any questions about submitting a motion, we can also advise you by e-mail.

Motion form

Title of the motion: A title that conveys what the motion is about

Applicants: One applicant per line. Groups represented by the applicant (parliamentary groups, AStA department, etc.) can be added in round brackets after the name.

Motion text: The motion text should briefly and concisely list what the motion is intended to achieve. Money that will be paid out, people and institutions that will be asked to do something, opinions and statements that will be adopted by the SP and the student body. The motion text will be included in its entirety in the resolution, that means it should be able to stand on its own.

Explanatory statement: To ensure that the motion can be prepared and understood by the members of the SP, the AStA, the student councils and external parties as soon as the invitation is sent out, it makes sense to include an explanatory statement. This should clarify why the proposers consider the motion to be sensible, why it has the form it has, why it makes certain demands on certain addressees and what happens if the SP accepts or rejects the motion. Further background information on the topic is also always welcome.

Draft? Add a 'draft' watermark

Date of the motion: What is the date of the motion?