The conference carried four motions condemning top-up fees and the Government's "marketisation" of higher education. One, from Southern Region, said variable fees would "produce a multi-tiered higher education provision with lavish funding for 'Ivy League' research universities for the rich, alongside cash-starved teaching-only institutions for the underprivileged".
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