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CODE OF CONDUCT FOR STUDENTS

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(DRAFTED BY THE FACULTY COUNCIL VO

THE

APPROVAL OF

SENATE)

1.

GENERAL

This code of conduct is issued under the authority of the Senate, Simon

Fraser University, in accordance with section 54-N of the Universities Act

of British Columbia and is applicable to all students registered in the

University. The enforcement of the rules and regulations contained in this

code is the responsibility of the Faculty, University officers and security

patrol. Offenders are subject to disciplinary action under this code.

Disciplinary action taken in accordance with this code does not preclude the

possibility of civil action as a result of breaking the law of the land.

The University does not assume parental obligations or responsibilities, but

relies on the good sense and home training of the students in matters of

personal conduct. The University expects the students to corLduct'themselves

at all times in a manner which will be a credit to the University.

2.

FACULTY COUNCIL

Faculty Council exercises disciplinary jurisdiction over these regulations

and may impose fines and punishments for offences against these regulations.

3.

TRAFFIC AND SECURITY PATROLS

The University Traffic and Security Patrol officers, under the supervision of

the Traffic, Security and Fire Prevention Supervisor, are delegated authority

to enforce the Code of Conduct.

4.

IDENTIFICATION

Any student, when called upon to do so by Faculty or a University officer,

or Security Patrol personnel, must produce his University Registration Card.

5. GAMBLING

Any form of gambling for money, or for any monetary equivalent is illegal and

therefore is prohibited within the

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precincts of the University.

6.

INTOXICATING LIQUORS

Drinking of intoxicating liquors, unless authorized under the Liquor Control

Acts, is an offence under the Act and is prohibited. Persons showing evidence

of being under the influence

of intoxicating liquor while on

the University

campus will be subject to immediate eviction from the premises or such other

action as is deemed warranted under the circumstances existent at the time.

7. UNLAWFUL

ACTS

The use of University equipment or facilities without authority or the theft,

malicious damage or misuse of University equipment or facilities, is unlawful.

S. REMOVAL

QPMENT

The removal of University furnishings and equipment from one location to

another

within the campus without authority is not permitted.