College Statutes - Downing College - University of Cambridge

complaint by any three Fellows seeking the removal of
the Master from office for good cause;
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
the dismissal by the Governing Body of such complaint if
they are of the view that it is not supported by sufficient
evidence of good cause for removal from office;
otherwise, the appointment by the Governing Body of a
panel to hear and determine the matter, which panel
shall comprise three persons who are not Fellows and are
not employed by the College, one of whom holds, or has
held, judicial office, or who is a barrister or solicitor of at
least ten years' standing, that person to be chairman of
the panel;
the removal of the Master from office if the panel decide
that there is good cause for such removal;
a right of appeal to a fresh panel, also constituted in
accordance with (iii) above, against a decision of removal
from office; and
where the complaint is of incapacity on health grounds,
the inclusion on the panel hearing the matter at first
instance and on any appeal panel of a medically qualified
person.
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