The policy on free speech and free expressions within the University of North Carolina states that the university affirms its commitment to free speech but does mention some exceptions.
They include unlawful activities and substantial disruptions which could include protests, demonstrations, and disrupting meetings of university boards.
If passed, consequences for violating the policy could include being barred from meetings, campus, or even criminal charges.
Some students outside the UNC Board of Governors meeting said they opposed the policy because they felt it was too vague and could limit free speech.
More information about the policy can be found online.