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The Charter for Daystar University

32. The Statutes

Edition: 2023-12-22 · In force

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32. The Statutes

(1)In the performance of its functions under this Charter, the Council shall make Statutes generally for the policies, governance, control and administration of the University and for the better carrying into-effect of the purposes of this Charter, and in particular for—
(a)the procedure and conduct and regulation of the affairs of the Council;
(b)the establishment of faculties, departments, institutes, schools and colleges of the University;
(c)the description of degrees;
(d)the conduct of examinations;
(e)the regulations for the award of degrees, diplomas and certificates;
(f)prescribing fees and boarding charges;
(g)determining the terms and conditions of service, including the appointment, dismissal and remuneration and retirement benefits of the staff of the University;
(h)the constitution and procedures of the meetings of the Council, the Senate, the Management Board and Committees of the Council, and other Standing Committees of the University including procedures for such meetings that may be convened virtually;
(i)prescribing the rules and regulations for University staff, staff associations, students and the Students Association;
(j)the composition and procedures of the meetings of the academic staff and Alumni Association including procedures for such meetings that may be convened virtually;
(k)providing for or prescribing anything which under the Charter may be provided for or prescribed in the Statutes.
(2)Statutes shall only be made by a resolution passed at one meeting of the Council, supported by a majority of not less than three-fourths of the members present and voting at that meeting, and at which not less than half of the total membership of the Council are present, provided that such statutes shall not be in contravention of any provision of this Charter.[L.N. 219 of 2023, s. 29.]
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Source: Kenya Law