College Guide 12-13

an integral part of the College Rules, and offences against them will be dealt
with accordingly.
Scope of the College Rules
College, University and Residence Rules apply to all (including guests) who
occupy or use any part of the College. College members are responsible for
the actions of their guests.
THE COLLEGE RULES
The following constitute a breach of the College Regulations:
5.1: The College Membership Fee
Non-payment of the College Fee. Each member of the College is required to
pay a Membership Fee at the time of joining the College. This is a one-off
fee, and is not returnable. The membership fee can be paid on-line here
5.2: Respect for other members of the college – Students and Staff
Any action which impedes the learning, teaching or research of others; or
which obstructs a person in the proper discharge of his duties in or for the
University; or which causes unreasonable disturbance on the University
premises. Obstruction includes failure to identify oneself when required to do
so by the Head of Security (or Deputy), University Dean, or Deputy Dean,
Safety and Radiation Protection Officers, a College Officer, Porter or Security
Officer, who is enquiring into a prima facie breach of rule which falls within
that officer’s area of competence and who has made known his identity, office
and purpose.
5.2.1: College Staff
Obstruction of College staff in the performance of their duties. Such
obstruction includes use of abusive language or behaviour, failure to comply
with reasonable requests, and failure to identify oneself when requested to do
so.
5.2.2: Anti-social behaviour
Improper or anti-social behaviour. All members of the University are
expected to conduct themselves in a civil and courteous manner. Whether
this rule is deemed to have been broken will be determined by
‘reasonableness’ and common sense.
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