<h1>Student group manifesto promises services that must comply with university rules, procurement, disability and health regulations</h1> A student organisation has released a DUSU election manifesto promising subsidised metro passes, campus Wi-Fi, health insurance, hostel construction, accessibility audits and women/transgender support measures. Legally, implementing these commitments would trigger compliance with university statutes and procurement, contracting and budgetary rules; adherence to disability and non-discrimination obligations under applicable law; regulatory requirements for health-insurance schemes and medical staffing; and procurement and safety standards for infrastructure and sports facilities. Election-related promises may be subject to campus election regulations and post-election accountability mechanisms, exposing the organisation to scrutiny over feasibility, funding sources and enforceability of pledged initiatives.