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CONTENTS
section
FOREWORD BY THE VICE CHANCELLOR 3
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4
1.0 INTRODUCTION 6
1.1 Document layout and conventions
1.2 Principles
2.0 OVERALL POLICY 8
2.1 Types of consulting channels
2.2 Consulting Channel – which is appropriate?
2.3 Eligibility to consult – background
2.4 Eligibility to consult – job categories
2.5 Consent from Head of School
2.6 Reward and remuneration
2.7 Related policies and evolution
2.8 One-page Consultancy Policy Summary (tables) 11
3.0 PRIVATE CONSULTING POLICY 12
3.1 Introduction and outline
3.2 Consent and eligibility
3.3 Commercial
3.4 Additional notes of guidance
4.0 SCHOOL-BASED CONSULTING POLICY 15
4.1 Introduction and outline
4.2 Consent and eligibility
4.3 Commercial
4.4 Financial and remuneration
5.0 UNIT-BASED CONSULTING POLICY 16
5.1 Introduction and outline
5.2 Consent and eligibility
5.3 Commercial
5.4 Financial and Remuneration
6.0 SERVICE COMPANY-BASED CONSULTING POLICY 17
6.1 Introduction and outline
6.2 Eligibility and consent
6.3 Commercial
6.4 Financial and remuneration
APPENDICIES
APPENDIX I – HEAD OF SCHOOL/DIRECTOR OF PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
CONSENT
APPENDIX II – DISCALIMER FOR PRIVATE CONSULTING 22
APPENDIX III – CONSULTING CHANNEL OPTIONS (SCHEMATIC) 23
APPENDIX IV – INTERIM DEVELOPMENT NOTES 24
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