19Termination of course

19 Termination of course

Note: 18 (1) 19.1 The Committee may, on the recommendation of the prescribed authority, terminate a candidature on the ground that the candidate has failed to pursue the course to the satisfaction of the Committee Committee, or that the candidate has otherwise failed to comply with these Rules or a condition imposed by the Committee on the person’s admission to candidature.

(2) The Committee may, on the recommendation of the prescribed authority, terminate a candidature where the candidate:

(a) was, at the time of application for admission under rule 6, pursuing another degree or diploma course in the University or in another university or tertiary education institution and the candidate did not obtain the permission of the Committee ;

(b) fails to comply with a condition imposed by the Committee under subrule 6(2)???? .

Note: (3) 19.2 Before exercising the power referred to in subrule (1) or (2)19.1, the Committee willmust give the candidate an opportunity to make representations, orally or in writing, and willmust take such representations into account before reaching its decision.

PART 5—Division 2.10: Examinations

Subdivision 2.10.1: Preliminary

2.46 Application of Division

2.46(1) This Division applies to the examination of candidates for a research degree.

2.46A Submission of thesis after expiration of program (application before 2005)

2.46A(1) This rule applies only to the submission of theses for research degrees.

2.46A(2) A candidate whose academic program expired or expires in 2004 may, at any time before 2005 and:

(a) before the date on which the candidate's academic program expires; or

(b) on the withdrawal of the candidate from the program;

apply in writing during 2004 to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) for permission to submit a thesis and to be examined under these Rules after the date on which the candidate's program expires.

2.46A(3) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may, on receipt of an application, permit the candidate to submit a thesis within such period as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) specifies, being a period ending in 2004.

2.46A(4) An application must state the grounds on which the permission is sought and contain such other particulars (if any) as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) requires.

2.46A(5) The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education) may determine the extent of the supervision and access to University facilities to be accorded to a candidate during the period specified in a permission under this rule.