Common use of Summary of Administrative Action for Breach Clause in Contracts

Summary of Administrative Action for Breach. Level 1 involves a First Written Warning – repeated breaches may escalate action to Level 2 Level 2 involves a Meeting and Second Written Warning - repeated breaches may escalate action to Level 3 Level 3 involves a Meeting and possible Letter of Extra Undertaking (EU)* - repeated breaches may involve a Meeting with staff from your Academic Faculty in attendance and may escalate action to Level 4 Level 4 involves a Meeting and possible Termination of the Licence Agreement and reference to the ‘Disciplinary Procedures for Students’ Dependent on the severity of the breach (which may include multiple breaches in one incident), Housing Managers may apply higher level action. If the Housing Managers are not available, they will nominate a member of staff to undertake the Meeting and issue any Warning/s. Should persistent breaches of regulations take place by the same Student, the Level of action taken will increase. *The EU letter is explained in Clause 5.3 of the Regulations.

Summary of Administrative Action for Breach. Level 1 involves a First Written Warning – repeated breaches may escalate action to Level 2 Level 2 involves a Meeting and a Second Written Warning - repeated breaches may escalate action to Level 3 Level 3 involves a Meeting and possible Letter of Extra Undertaking (EU)* - repeated breaches may involve a Meeting with staff from your Academic Faculty in attendance and may escalate action to Level 4 Level 4 involves a Meeting and possible Termination of the Licence Agreement and reference to the ‘Disciplinary Procedures for Students’ ’. Dependent on the severity of the breach (which may include multiple breaches in one incident), Housing Managers may apply higher level action. If the Housing Managers are not available, they will nominate a member of staff to undertake the Meeting and issue any Warning/s. Should persistent breaches of regulations take place by the same Student, the Level of action taken will increase. *The EU letter is explained in Clause 5.3 clause 6.2 of the Regulations.

Summary of Administrative Action for Breach. Level 1 involves a First Written Warning – repeated breaches may escalate action to Level 2 Level 2 involves a Meeting and Second Written Warning - repeated breaches may escalate action to Level 3 Level 3 involves a Meeting and possible Letter of Extra Undertaking (EU)* - repeated breaches may involve a Meeting meeting with staff from your Academic Faculty in attendance and may escalate action to Level 4 Level 4 involves a Meeting and possible Termination of the Licence Agreement and reference to the ‘Disciplinary Procedures for Students’ Dependent on the severity of the breach (which may include multiple breaches in one incident), Housing Managers may apply higher level action. If the Housing Managers are not available, they will nominate a member of staff to undertake the Meeting and issue any Warning/s. Should persistent breaches of regulations take place by the same Student, the Level of action taken will increase. *The EU letter is explained in Clause 5.3 of the Regulations.

Summary of Administrative Action for Breach. Level 1 involves a First Written Warning – repeated breaches may escalate action to Level 2 Level 2 involves a Meeting and a Second Written Warning - repeated breaches may escalate action to Level 3 Level 3 involves a Meeting and possible Letter of Extra Undertaking (EU)* - repeated breaches may involve a Meeting with staff from your Academic Faculty in attendance and may escalate action to Level 4 Level 4 involves a Meeting and possible Termination of the Licence Agreement and reference to the ‘Disciplinary Procedures for Students’ ’. Dependent on the severity of the breach (which may include multiple breaches in one incident), Housing Managers may apply higher level action. If the Housing Managers are not available, they will nominate a member of staff to undertake the Meeting and issue any Warning/s. Should persistent breaches of regulations take place by the same Student, the Level of action taken will increase. *The EU letter is explained in Clause 5.3 6.2 of the Regulations.