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Your General Obligations. 9.1 Your general obligations under this Agreement include the following: 9.1 You must comply with the terms of this Agreement, its Schedules, the Supplementary Regulations and all reasonable instructions of the Residence Life Co-ordinators and University representatives. 9.2 You are entitled to occupy the Accommodation provided, only so long as you are a registered full-time student of the University pursuing a course of study at the University. If you cease to be a full-time student of the University, then this Agreement will immediately come to an end in accordance with clause 5.2. You are required to notify the Residence Life Co-ordinators in writing immediately if you cease to be a full- time student of the University. 9.3 You must behave in a responsible and proper manner at all times with consideration for all other students, faculty, staff, local residents, and members of the public generally. Behaving in an aggressive, violent, abusive, insulting, alarming or threatening manner towards anyone in the Student Residence is not acceptable and is a disciplinary offence, which may lead to your eviction. It is expected that every student should be able to study or rest without disturbance from others at any time, and particularly from 11.00 pm. to 8.00 am. 9.4 You must not do anything that will increase the risk of fire, flood or other damage or danger to the Student Residence. 9.5 You must not take part in any illegal activities. 9.6 You must not use illegal drugs or bring them on to campus. 9.7 All the Student Residencies operate a strict non-smoking policy, which includes the interior of the Accommodation and covers the balconies (where applicable) and the courtyard areas in some student accommodation. For avoidance of doubt, smoking whilst leaning out of windows is not permitted. This includes the use of e-cigarettes and vaping devices. 9.8 We strongly recommend that you register with a doctor who is in the call-out area of the Student Residence and who will agree to visit in an emergency. Your medical form should be returned to the Residence Life Co-ordinator within twenty-one days of arrival. 9.9 You must not use nails, screws, adhesive tack, or any method of fixing pictures or posters to the walls other than on the pin boards provided. 9.10 You must not damage the Accommodation you occupy, the communal facilities, nor the decorations, furniture, or furnishings in any part of the Student Residence. You must be considerate in the use of communal facilities. Any damage, including damage to furniture and equipment, must be reported to the Residence Life Co-ordinators. Any damage, antisocial cleaning or defacement in your Accommodation, other than that caused through normal wear and tear, will be charged to you. Damage to other parts of the Student Residence, including communal facilities, will be charged to those involved or, if no person can reasonably be identified, may be charged against the Deposits of all residents as appropriate, subject to your right of appeal under the appeals procedure set out in Schedule 4. 9.11 You must know and observe the safety regulations and participate in fire drills and may not tamper with fire alarms and fire-fighting equipment. The use of portable heating and cooking equipment in your room is strictly forbidden. Candles, shisha pipes, oil lamps of any kind or combustible materials must not be brought into or used anywhere within the Student Residence. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. Tampering with fire detection or fire- fighting equipment or jeopardising the health and safety of the Student Residence or its residents in any way are serious disciplinary offences, which may lead to immediate expulsion from University Accommodation. In addition, the matter may be referred to the Vice President (Pro Vice-Chancellor) Student Affairs, and to the police. 9.12 You may not bring hazardous substances into your room, even from other University premises. 9.13 You are not permitted to keep or bring any animals into Student Residence. Disability assistance dogs may be permitted with the express prior consent of the Vice President (Pro Vice-Chancellor) Student Affairs. 9.14 All students who live in non self-catered University Accommodation receive an 18 meal per week board plan. Meals are provided throughout the Semester and consequently the University does not provide facilities for personal catering. For health and safety reasons cooking is not permitted in student rooms. Cooking appliances with exposed coils pose a serious safety issue and are therefore not allowed in student rooms. Such appliances—including hot plates and toasters will be removed. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. Any food stored in rooms must be kept in suitable sealed containers. Acceptable appliances include microwaves (for re-heating food), small refrigerators and kettles. If you have questions about this, please contact a member of the Residence Life staff. Students in self-catered accommodation (ie Xxxxxxxx House) are supplied with cooking facilities within their accommodation which include refrigerators, hobs, microwaves, kettles and washing machines. 9.15 You must not bring any weaponry, replica or otherwise, into the Student Residence, such as swords, knives or firearms. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. 9.16 You are not permitted to bring additional furniture into the Accommodation without the permission of the Residence Life Staff. Freestanding furniture should not be moved without the permission of the Estates and Facilities Maintenance Team and if agreed must be returned to its original position upon departure. 9.17 You are not permitted to engage in the running of any business activity using the Student Residence or its address. 9.18 No offensive material is permitted to be displayed either inside or outside of the Accommodation. The Student Affairs Co-ordinator will be the arbiter of such matters and his/her decision is final. 9.19 The residents must maintain their room in a condition such that it is a reasonably safe environment for the employees of the university who may have to enter the premises from time to time. e.

Your General Obligations. 9.1 Your general obligations under this Agreement include the following: 9.1 You must comply with the terms of this Agreement, its Schedules, the Supplementary Regulations and all reasonable instructions of the Residence Life Co-ordinators and University representatives. 9.2 You are entitled to occupy the Accommodation provided, only so long as you are a registered full-time student of the University pursuing a course of study at the University. If you cease to be a full-time student of the University, then this Agreement will immediately come to an end in accordance with clause 5.2. You are required to notify the Residence Life Co-ordinators in writing immediately if you cease to be a full- time student of the University. 9.3 You must behave in a responsible and proper manner at all times with consideration for all other students, faculty, staff, local residents, and members of the public generally. Behaving in an aggressive, violent, abusive, insulting, alarming or threatening manner towards anyone in the Student Residence is not acceptable and is a disciplinary offence, which may lead to your eviction. It is expected that every student should be able to study or rest without disturbance from others at any time, and particularly from 11.00 pm. to 8.00 7.00 am. 9.4 You must not do anything that will increase the risk of fire, flood or other damage or danger to the Student Residence. 9.5 You must not take part in any illegal activities. 9.6 You must not use illegal drugs or bring store them on to campusin your residence. 9.7 All the Student Residencies operate a strict non-smoking policy, which includes the interior of the Accommodation and covers the balconies (where applicable) and the courtyard areas in some student accommodation. For avoidance of doubt, smoking whilst leaning out of windows is not permitted. This includes the use of e-cigarettes and vaping devices. 9.8 We strongly recommend that you register with a doctor who is in the call-out area of the Student Residence and who will agree to visit in an emergency. Your medical form should be returned to the Residence Life Co-ordinator within twenty-one days of arrival. 9.9 You must not use nails, screws, adhesive tack, or any method of fixing pictures or posters to the walls other than on the pin boards provided. 9.10 You must not damage the Accommodation you occupy, the communal facilities, nor the decorations, furniture, or furnishings in any part of the Student Residence. You must be considerate in the use of communal facilities. Any damage, including damage to furniture and equipment, must be reported to the Residence Life Co-ordinators. Any damage, antisocial cleaning or defacement in your Accommodation, other than that caused through normal wear and tear, will be charged to you. Damage to other parts of the Student Residence, including communal facilities, will be charged to those involved or, if no person can reasonably be identified, may be charged against the Deposits of all residents as appropriate, subject to your right of appeal under the appeals procedure set out in Schedule 4. 9.11 You must know and observe the safety regulations and participate in fire drills and may not tamper with fire alarms and fire-fighting equipment. The use of portable heating and cooking equipment in your room is strictly forbidden. Candles, shisha pipes, oil lamps of any kind or combustible materials must not be brought into or used anywhere within the Student Residence. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. Tampering with fire detection or fire- fighting equipment or jeopardising the health and safety of the Student Residence or its residents in any way are serious disciplinary offences, which may lead to immediate expulsion from University Accommodation. In addition, the matter may be referred to the Vice President (Pro Vice-Chancellor) Student Affairs, and to the police. 9.12 You may not bring hazardous substances into your room, even from other University premises. 9.13 You are not permitted to keep or bring any animals into Student Residence. Disability assistance dogs may be permitted with the express prior consent of the Vice President (Pro Vice-Chancellor) Student Affairs. 9.14 All students who live in non self-catered University Accommodation receive an 18 meal per week board plan. Meals are provided throughout the Semester and consequently the University does not provide facilities for personal catering. For health and safety reasons cooking is not permitted in student rooms. Cooking appliances with exposed coils pose a serious safety issue and are therefore not allowed in student rooms. Such appliances—including hot plates and toasters will be removed. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. Any food stored in rooms must be kept in suitable sealed containers. Acceptable appliances include microwaves (for re-heating food), small refrigerators and kettles. If you have questions about this, please contact a member of the Residence Life staff. Students in self-catered accommodation (ie Xxxxxxxx House, Collingham Gardens and Courtfield Gardens) are supplied with cooking facilities within their accommodation which include refrigerators, hobs, microwaves, kettles and washing machines. 9.15 You must not bring any weaponry, replica or otherwise, into the Student Residence, such as swords, knives or firearms. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. 9.16 You are not permitted to bring additional furniture into the Accommodation without the permission of the Residence Life Staff. Freestanding furniture should not be moved without the permission of the Estates and Facilities Maintenance Team and if agreed must be returned to its original position upon departure. 9.17 You are not permitted to engage in the running of any business activity using the Student Residence or its address. 9.18 No offensive material is permitted to be displayed either inside or outside of the Accommodation. The Student Affairs Co-ordinator will be the arbiter of such matters and his/her decision is final. 9.19 The residents must maintain their room in a condition such that it is a reasonably safe environment for the employees of the university who may have to enter the premises from time to time. e.

Your General Obligations. 9.1 Your general obligations under this Agreement include the following: 9.1 You must comply with the terms of this Agreement, its Schedules, the Supplementary Regulations and all reasonable instructions of the Residence Life Co-ordinators and University representatives. 9.2 You are entitled to occupy the Accommodation provided, only so long as you are a registered full-time student of the University pursuing a course of study at the University. If you cease to be a full-time student of the University, then this Agreement will immediately come to an end in accordance with clause 5.2. You are required to notify the Residence Life Co-ordinators in writing immediately if you cease to be a full- time student of the University. 9.3 You must behave in a responsible and proper manner at all times with consideration for all other students, faculty, staff, local residents, and members of the public generally. Behaving in an aggressive, violent, abusive, insulting, alarming or threatening manner towards anyone in the Student Residence is not acceptable and is a disciplinary offence, which may lead to your eviction. It is expected that every student should be able to study or rest without disturbance from others at any time, and particularly from 11.00 pm. to 8.00 am. 9.4 You must not do anything that will increase the risk of fire, flood or other damage or danger to the Student Residence. 9.5 You must not take part in any illegal activities. 9.6 You must not use illegal drugs or bring them on to campus. 9.7 All the Student Residencies operate a strict non-smoking policy, which includes the interior of the Accommodation and covers the balconies (where applicable) and the courtyard areas in some student accommodation. For avoidance of doubt, smoking whilst leaning out of windows is not permitted. This includes the use of e-cigarettes and vaping devices. 9.8 We strongly recommend that you register with a doctor who is in the call-out area of the Student Residence and who will agree to visit in an emergency. Your medical form should be returned to the Residence Life Co-ordinator within twenty-one days of arrival. 9.9 You must not use nails, screws, adhesive tack, or any method of fixing pictures or posters to the walls other than on the pin boards provided. 9.10 You must not damage the Accommodation you occupy, the communal facilities, nor the decorations, furniture, or furnishings in any part of the Student Residence. You must be considerate in the use of communal facilities. Any damage, including damage to furniture and equipment, must be reported to the Residence Life Co-ordinators. Any damage, antisocial cleaning or defacement in your Accommodation, other than that caused through normal wear and tear, will be charged to you. Damage to other parts of the Student Residence, including communal facilities, will be charged to those involved or, if no person can reasonably be identified, may be charged against the Deposits of all residents as appropriate, subject to your right of appeal under the appeals procedure set out in Schedule 4. 9.11 You must know and observe the safety regulations and participate in fire drills and may not tamper with fire alarms and fire-fighting equipment. The use of portable heating and cooking equipment in your room is strictly forbidden. Candles, shisha pipes, oil lamps of any kind or combustible materials must not be brought into or used anywhere within the Student Residence. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. Tampering with fire detection or fire- fighting equipment or jeopardising the health and safety of the Student Residence or its residents in any way are serious disciplinary offences, which may lead to immediate expulsion from University Accommodation. In addition, the matter may be referred to the Vice President (Pro Vice-Chancellor) Student Affairs, and to the police. 9.12 You may not bring hazardous substances into your room, even from other University premises. 9.13 You are not permitted to keep or bring any animals into Student Residence. Disability assistance dogs may be permitted with the express prior consent of the Vice President (Pro Vice-Chancellor) Student Affairs. 9.14 All students who live in non self-catered University Accommodation receive an 18 meal per week board plan. Meals are provided throughout the Semester and consequently the University does not provide facilities for personal catering. For health and safety reasons cooking is not permitted in student rooms. Cooking appliances with exposed coils pose a serious safety issue and are therefore not allowed in student rooms. Such appliances—including hot plates and toasters will be removed. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. Any food stored in rooms must be kept in suitable sealed containers. Acceptable appliances include microwaves (for re-heating food), small refrigerators and kettles. If you have questions about this, please contact a member of the Residence Life staff. Students in self-catered accommodation (ie Xxxxxxxx House, Collingham Gardens and Courtfield Gardens) are supplied with cooking facilities within their accommodation which include refrigerators, hobs, microwaves, kettles and washing machines. 9.15 You must not bring any weaponry, replica or otherwise, into the Student Residence, such as swords, knives or firearms. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. 9.16 You are not permitted to bring additional furniture into the Accommodation without the permission of the Residence Life Staff. Freestanding furniture should not be moved without the permission of the Estates and Facilities Maintenance Team and if agreed must be returned to its original position upon departure. 9.17 You are not permitted to engage in the running of any business activity using the Student Residence or its address. 9.18 No offensive material is permitted to be displayed either inside or outside of the Accommodation. The Student Affairs Co-ordinator will be the arbiter of such matters and his/her decision is final. 9.19 The residents must maintain their room in a condition such that it is a reasonably safe environment for the employees of the university who may have to enter the premises from time to time. e.

Your General Obligations. 9.1 Your general obligations under this Agreement include the following: 9.1 You must comply with the terms of this Agreement, its Schedules, the Supplementary Regulations and all reasonable instructions of the Residence Life Co-ordinators Co‐ordinators and University representatives. 9.2 You are entitled to occupy the Accommodation provided, only so long as you are a registered full-time full‐time student of the University pursuing a course of study at the University. If you cease to be a full-time full‐time student of the University, then this Agreement will immediately come to an end in accordance with clause 5.2. You are required to notify the Residence Life Co-ordinators Co‐ordinators in writing immediately if you cease to be a full- full‐ time student of the University. 9.3 You must behave in a responsible and proper manner at all times with consideration for all other students, faculty, staff, local residents, and members of the public generally. Behaving in an aggressive, violent, abusive, insulting, alarming or threatening manner towards anyone in the Student Residence is not acceptable and is a disciplinary offence, which may lead to your eviction. It is expected that every student should be able to study or rest without disturbance from others at any time, and particularly from 11.00 pm. to 8.00 7.00 am. 9.4 You must not do anything that will increase the risk of fire, flood or other damage or danger to the Student Residence. 9.5 You must not take part in any illegal activities. 9.6 You must not use illegal drugs or bring store them on to campusin your residence. 9.7 All the Student Residencies operate a strict non-smoking non‐smoking policy, which includes the interior of the Accommodation and covers the balconies (where applicable) and the courtyard areas in some student accommodation. For avoidance of doubt, smoking whilst leaning out of windows is not permitted. This includes the use of e-cigarettes and vaping devices. 9.8 We strongly recommend that you register with a doctor who is in the call-out call‐out area of the Student Residence and who will agree to visit in an emergency. Your medical form should be returned to the Residence Life Co-ordinator Co‐ordinator within twenty-one twenty‐one days of arrival. 9.9 You must not use nails, screws, adhesive tack, or any method of fixing pictures or posters to the walls other than on the pin boards provided. 9.10 You must not damage the Accommodation you occupy, the communal facilities, nor the decorations, furniture, or furnishings in any part of the Student Residence. You must be considerate in the use of communal facilities. Any damage, including damage to furniture and equipment, must be reported to the Residence Life Co-ordinatorsCo‐ordinators. Any damage, antisocial cleaning or defacement in your Accommodation, other than that caused through normal wear and tear, will be charged to you. Damage to other parts of the Student Residence, including communal facilities, will be charged to those involved or, if no person can reasonably be identified, may be charged against the Deposits of all residents as appropriate, subject to your right of appeal under the appeals procedure set out in Schedule 4. 9.11 You must know and observe the safety regulations and participate in fire drills and may not tamper with fire alarms and fire-fighting fire‐fighting equipment. The use of portable heating and cooking equipment in your room is strictly forbidden. Candles, shisha pipes, oil lamps of any kind or combustible materials must not be brought into or used anywhere within the Student Residence. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. Tampering with fire detection or fire- fire‐ fighting equipment or jeopardising the health and safety of the Student Residence or its residents in any way are serious disciplinary offences, which may lead to immediate expulsion from University Accommodation. In addition, the matter may be referred to the Vice President (Pro Vice-ChancellorVice‐Chancellor) Student Affairs, and to the police. 9.12 You may not bring hazardous substances into your room, even from other University premises. 9.13 You are not permitted to keep or bring any animals into Student Residence. Disability assistance dogs may be permitted with the express prior consent of the Vice President (Pro Vice-ChancellorVice‐Chancellor) Student Affairs. 9.14 All students who live in non self-catered self‐catered University Accommodation receive an 18 meal per week board plan. Meals are provided throughout the Semester and consequently the University does not provide facilities for personal catering. For health and safety reasons cooking is not permitted in student rooms. Cooking appliances with exposed coils pose a serious safety issue and are therefore not allowed in student rooms. Such appliances—including hot plates and toasters will be removed. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. Any food stored in rooms must be kept in suitable sealed containers. Acceptable appliances include microwaves (for re-heating re‐heating food), small refrigerators and kettles. If you have questions about this, please contact a member of the Residence Life staff. Students in self-catered self‐catered accommodation (ie Xxxxxxxx House, Collingham Gardens and Courtfield Gardens) are supplied with cooking facilities within their accommodation which include refrigerators, hobs, microwaves, kettles and washing machines. 9.15 You must not bring any weaponry, replica or otherwise, into the Student Residence, such as swords, knives or firearms. This list is not exhaustive and the University reserves the right to add or remove any item. 9.16 You are not permitted to bring additional furniture into the Accommodation without the permission of the Residence Life Staff. Freestanding furniture should not be moved without the permission of the Estates and Facilities Maintenance Team and if agreed must be returned to its original position upon departure. 9.17 You are not permitted to engage in the running of any business activity using the Student Residence or its address. 9.18 No offensive material is permitted to be displayed either inside or outside of the Accommodation. The Student Affairs Co-ordinator Co‐ordinator will be the arbiter of such matters and his/her decision is final. 9.19 The residents must maintain their room in a condition such that it is a reasonably safe environment for the employees of the university who may have to enter the premises from time to time. e.