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Residential Colleges Affiliation Rules 2013

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These Rules set a framework for student discipline in ANU residential colleges: each college drafts behaviour and discipline rules that the Deputy Vice‑Chancellor must approve and that cannot conflict with the university’s Discipline Statute and Rules. Colleges must confidentially report alleged serious misconduct (and their intended action and final outcome) to the Deputy Vice‑Chancellor, and provide behaviour reports on request.

The Vice‑Chancellor can adopt approved college rules into the university Regulations. It affects college residents and college governance, ensuring university oversight of serious issues.

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Residential Colleges Affiliation Rules 2013

THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Residential Colleges Affiliation Statute 2013

RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES AFFILIATION RULES 2013

The Council of The Australian National University makes these Rules under section 13 of the Residential Colleges Affiliation Statute 2013.

Dated: 4 October 2013.

Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC FASSA

CHANCELLOR

1 Name of Rules and commencement

1(1) These Rules are the Residential Colleges Affiliation Rules 2013.

(2) These Rules commence on the day after they are registered.

2 Discipline and conduct

2(1) Each College is to formulate draft rules in relation to discipline and conduct for the College to the satisfaction of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor.

(2) The draft rules must not be inconsistent with the Discipline Statute, the Discipline Rules or other laws of the University.

(3) The draft rules must provide that an allegation of misconduct that, if proven, might result in a student being suspended or otherwise removed from the College is to be reported in confidence to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor together with a statement of the action proposed to be taken in relation to the allegation. Once the allegation is resolved, the College will report the outcome to the Deputy Vice Chancellor.

(4) The draft rules must provide that the College must provide reports to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor regarding standards of student behaviour as may be required by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor from time to time.

3 Vice-Chancellor may incorporate draft rules

3(1) If the Deputy Vice-Chancellor agrees with the draft rules formulated by a College, the Vice-Chancellor may incorporate the draft rules into these Rules as a Schedule to these Rules.

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