Disciplinary Officer definition

Disciplinary Officer or “Conduct Administrator” means a University, College or CSCU official who is authorized to determine the appropriate resolution of an alleged violation of the Code, and/or to impose sanctions or affect other remedies as appropriate. Subject to the provisions of this Code, a disciplinary officer or conduct administrator is vested with the authority to, among other duties: investigate a complaint of an alleged violation of the Code decline to pursue a complaint, refer identified disputants to mediation or other appropriate avenues of resolution, establish charges against a student, enter into an administrative agreement developed with an Accused Student in accordance with Section II-B-3 of this Code, advise a Hearing Body, and present the case before the Hearing Body.

Disciplinary Officer or “Conduct Administrator” means a University, College or CSCU official who is authorized to determine the appropriate resolution of an alleged violation of the Code, and/or to impose sanctions or affect other remedies as appropriate. Subject to the provisions of this Code, a disciplinary officer or conduct administrator is vested with the authority to, among other duties: investigate a complaint of an alleged violation of the Code decline to pursue a complaint, refer identified disputants

Disciplinary Officer or “Conduct Administrator” means a University, College or CSCU official who is authorized to determine the appropriate resolu- tion of an alleged violation of the Code, and/or

Examples of Disciplinary Officer in a sentence

• A complaint must be made in writing and submitted to the University’s Disciplinary Officer or Conduct Administrator.

• The Disciplinary Officer or Conduct Administrator may conduct an investigation to determine if the charges have merit and/or if they can be disposed of administratively by mutual consent of the Accused Student and the Disciplinary Officer or Conduct Administrator.

• If the charges are not admitted and/or cannot be disposed of by mutual consent, the Disciplinary Officer or Conduct Administrator may also present the case for the University at any subsequent hearing, but if he or she does, he or she shall not serve as a member of the Hearing Body.

• The probationary status may be removed at the end of the specified term at the discretion of the Student Disciplinary Officer or his/her designee.

• Any decision to postpone the hearing shall be made by the Disciplinary Officer or Conduct Administrator or by the Hearing Body, or by the designee of the Vice President for Student Affairs.

More Definitions of Disciplinary Officer

Disciplinary Officer means a junior disciplinary officer, a senior disciplinary officer and a superior commander each being qualified to be such or being designated as such pursuant to the provisions of Part IV and includes a Service Chief and the Chief of Defence Force;

Disciplinary Officer means any member of the Board of Trustees, any member of the Student Representative Council (SRC), the Health Safety and Risk Manager, the Operations Manager, Customer Safety Supervisors and Senior student member of the Customer Safety.

Disciplinary Officer means any of the following individuals, who shall have the powers, duties and obligations conferred

Disciplinary Officer means an individual (or group of individuals) appointed by a Relevant Cricket Organisation to have responsibility for the disciplinary process under these Regulations when that Relevant Cricket Organisation is acting as the Relevant Disciplinary Body and/or Appeal Body.

Disciplinary Officer means the member of Staff appointed by the Chief Executive Officer from time to time to act as the World Athletics Disciplinary Officer, and any person deputising for that individual.

Disciplinary Officer means a person appointed by the employer at the work place or establishment to deal with or to preside over and decide over disciplinary cases;

Disciplinary Officer means any of the following individuals, who shall have the powers, duties and obligations conferred upon them in the present Code as well as any powers reasonably incident thereto: