2.4.6Īny student subject to a final decision made in relation to this Regulation which they are dissatisfied with may submit a complaint to the Office of the Independent Adjudicator, an independent agency established to consider complaints from students in higher education. The College has the power under this Regulation to take precautionary action, including suspension or exclusion, in relation to any student who is alleged to have acted in contravention of this Regulation. The College has the power under this Regulation to take action in relation to any student who is found to have acted in contravention of this Regulation, up to and including termination of registration. In the implementation and application of the procedures, the College is committed to the fair and equal treatment of all individuals regardless of gender, age, disability, colour, race, religious or political beliefs. These procedures shall adhere to the Good Practice Framework of the Office of the Independent Adjudicator. The College shall maintain disciplinary procedures for investigating and considering allegations of misconduct. 2.4.2Ĭonduct by which a student attempts to gain an unfair advantage in an academic assessment shall be dealt with separately under the Academic Misconduct Policy and Procedures (PDF), and student disciplinary offences in student accommodation are usually dealt with in the Student Accommodation Regulations. Students’ conduct shall not (1) cause actual or potential distress or harm to others (2) cause actual or potential damage to the property or reputation of the College or others (3) disrupt the normal functioning or operation of the College (4) impede or interfere with the pursuance of work or study of those working or studying at the College or (5) contravene any provision of the College’s Charter, Statutes, Regulations, policies or handbooks.

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