Academic and Ceremonial Dress Order 2013
12Ceremonial dress: Chancellor’s party
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12 Ceremonial dress: Chancellor’s party
12.1 The ceremonial dress of the Head of each ANU College, directors of faculties, research schools and schools mentioned in subrule 7.3 of the Membership of the Council Rules, directors of University Centres, heads of residential Halls and Colleges, and other members of the Chancellor’s party is to be:
(a) a gown of black cloth in the style of the University’s higher doctorate gown with 100mm of silver silk on the front facing extending around the neckline, and with bell shaped sleeves, the lower three-quarters of which faced with silver cloth; and
(b) a round black velvet bonnet trimmed with blue cord and blue tassels.
12.2 However, nothing in this clause prevents a member of the Chancellor’s party from wearing, as ceremonial dress, any academic dress to which the person may be entitled.