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The document outlines the policies and procedures for UC San Diego's support groups, detailing their recognition, operation, and compliance requirements. It emphasizes the importance of these groups in fundraising and public outreach for the university's mission while ensuring adherence to legal and fiduciary standards. The policy specifies the types of support groups, guidelines for official recognition, financial administration, and responsibilities of various stakeholders involved in managing these organizations.

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