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(h) In considering an appeal, the Governing Body may receive additional evidence.
(i) Any decision by the Disciplinary Tribunal to initiate legal action against a student
shall require the approval of the Governing Body.
6. PROCEDURE
(a) When a case under section 4 or 5 of this Ordinance is being heard by the
Disciplinary Tribunal or the Governing Body, the hearing shall be in private. The
student shall have the following rights:
(i) to be apprised in writing by the Dean of College at least seven days in
advance of the hearing, of the nature and circumstances of the complaint
made against her/him; and of the rights he/she has under this section;
(ii) to have her/his case heard only by those members of the Disciplinary
Tribunal who are Fellows of the College;
(iii) to appear in person;
(iv) to be accompanied by either a current junior and/or a current senior resident
member of the College, who may be the student’s Tutor, with their consent,
or failing to obtain the consent of any current junior or senior resident
member of the College, the student's Tutor. Such, hereafter called
‘advocate/s’, may give advice and assistance and may speak on the student's
behalf.
(v) in so far as is relevant in mitigation or defence, to make a statement, to
tender written or other evidence, to authorise her/his Tutor (or her/his
advocates) to make written or oral statements on her/his behalf, and to
question the Dean of College;
(vi) to be present throughout that part of the proceedings of the Disciplinary
Tribunal or Governing Body which is concerned with the presentation of
evidence relating to the alleged offence, but not for the discussion of the
evidence, nor when the decision is considered and taken;
(vii) by written approval given in advance, to authorise her/his Tutor (or her/his
advocate) to participate in the discussion of her/his case at the Disciplinary
Tribunal or Governing Body when the student is not permitted to be present.
(b) The Dean of College shall arrange for the preparation of the case against the
student who is to appear before the Disciplinary Tribunal or the Governing Body.
(c) The Disciplinary Tribunal may require the student accused of any offence to appear
before them and to conform with any instructions the Tribunal may give. They may
similarly require others, who may be able to provide information relevant to the
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