Details of subjects leaving the exam—. Attendance certificates College, recognition of courses, definition of access and fees evening. Roll Books Terms Leggatt Scholarship—. Details of subjects Letters, degree of Doctor of Levi Memorial Scholarship. Prescription of books and details of subjects—. Prizes—^Annual Examinations, &c Conditions of Award Dates when next open ' Particulars of Subjects Prizes—Public Examinations Professorial Board—. Information on Subjects Exhibitions and Price Statistics for 1918-19 Public Health,' Diploma of—. Publications of the University Staff Queen's College-.
Research by graduates, staff and students, research grants—. Rhodes Scholarship Rolls Scholarships—. See also under Regulations for the various degrees and diplomas.).
14' INDKX
INDEX 1 5
PAYMENT OF FEES
FEES POK DEGREE COURSES
FEES FOR DIPLOMA AND LICENSE COURSES
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
20 ALMANAC
MARCH
ALMANAC 21
APRIL
JUNE
22 ALMANAC
AUGUST
ALMANAC 23-
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
MAURICE-CARTON
W. HALL
HENDERSON
E. CALLAWAY
OFFICERS. 3 7
3 8 HOSPITALS
MELBOURNE HOSPITAL
HILLEB, M.D., B.S
KILVINOTON, M.D., M.S
ALFRED HOSPITAL
LAURIE, M.D., B.S
- LAURIE, M.D., B.S
40 • HOSPITALS
ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL
MURRAY MORTON, M., B.S
BRETT, M.B., B.S
JEFFREYS WOOD, M.D
TURNBULL, M.D., B.S
ALAN MACKAY. M.B
- DOUGLAS STEPHENS, BID., M.S
42 HOSPITALS
C ANDBEW, M.D., B.S
RYAN, M.B., B.S
E Y E AND EAR HOSPITAL
BIDDELL STANLEY, M.B., B.S
HOSPITAL
UNIVERSITY ACT 1915
GEORGII QUINTI REGIS
48 THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1616
A University is hereby declared to have been, to consist of established on the eleventh day of April One-
- If any member of the council' by writing u n d e r his hand directed to the Chancellor of the Univer-
- Subject t o such regulations as t h e senate by its standing orders may from time t o time provide
- No member of t h e council shall be entitled to vote either in t h e council or in any committee
- The council shall elect two of its own mem- bers to be chancellor a n d vice-chancellor respect-
- The senate shall elect one of its o w n Election of
Provided that notwithstanding any law of con-. the leader or examiner cannot be elected and hold the functions of a member of the council because of this. One such additional member,. tie person who is a member of the Legislative Council, and two of such additional members are persons who are members of the Legislative Assembly. A t no. a) his position is vacated according to the provisions of this law; or he is deposed by the governor in council.
The Legislative Council or Legislative Assembly becomes vacant if Lie is subsequently re-elected to the Legislative Council or Legislative Assembly (as the case may be). 6) Each so-called person must be qualified to. Whenever he is removed by the Governor in Council, and whenever the seat of any such member becomes vacant. 2243 aliament, the Governor in Council may appoint soma- '• 2- other qualified person to fill the vacancy.
Except as hereinbefore provided, each member of the board shall hold office for five years, board b n t 8 b a 1 1 b e able to re-elect or re-appoint. If any member of the council resigns his office in writing addressed to the Chancellor of the University, or if he is declared by commission or otherwise to be of unsound mind, or if he becomes insolvent or if he is convicted of any felony or offence, or if he is absent without special leave previously granted by the council. Subject to such regulations as the senate by its standing order may from time to time provide its standing order, it shall be lawful for members of the senate to cast their votes at elections by ballot.
No member of the Board shall be entitled to vote in the Board or in any committee, to vote in the Board or in any committee thereof, on any subject in which he has a direct pecuniary interest, and the vote of any member interested is not allowed. The council annually or whenever a vacancy arises elects two of its own members as Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor respectively. All issues presented to said council or senate are decided by the council or senate.
All questions which come before the said how decided council or senate respectively shall be decided b y
- At every meeting of the council the chan- Chairman- eel lor or in his absence the vice-chancellor shall ship of
- The council shall have full power to appoint Council to and dismiss all professors officers and servants of nave entire
- I t shall be lawful for t h e University to make Colleges .any statutes for the affiliation to or connexion "fjjijjJLiand
- Every student being an undergraduate shall Students to d u r i n g ' s u c h terms of' residence as the University f*J3 e n e e ,
- No religious test shall be administered to No religious any person in order to entitle him to be admitted J j ^ j j j j 8
- iculty) for the carrying on and teach- ing of and the conducting of research in
At every meeting of the council, the chancellor or in his absence the vice-chancellor shall preside or in his absence the vice-chancellor shall preside as chairman; and at every meeting of the JJJjJJJJ senate, the warden shall preside as chairman; .and in the absence of the chancellor and 'vice-chancellor'". 16; Nothing in the last preceding section. any statute or regulation to limit the good government thereof or to impose on the powers assigned to the council any duty inconsistent with with any such. I think that the words "subject to the statutes and regulations of the said University" apply to all the powers conferred on the Council by this section, and I am of opinion, therefore, that it must be found that the founder intended the approval, by constituted authorities, by statutes or regulations that would be binding on the Council.
In the absence of any statute or regulation to the contrary, the Council may exercise, in its discretion, all the powers conferred upon it by this section."—See 2 A.J.R., 91. 5 2 THE UNIVERSITY ACT, 1916. appointment and the discharge of its ^) officers, the matriculation of students, the examination for scholarships, the awards of exhibition scholarships, degrees or honors and the conferment of the same, respectively, the fees to be charged for the matriculation or for any such. examination or decree, I I am of opinion that the word 'officers' as used in the 7th section of the Aot (section 17 of this Act) includes professors and that this 7th section, therefore, authorizes the making of all statutes or regulations relating to But while I am of opinion that it is competent to the ordinarily constituted authorities to refuse by statute the number, salary, and manner of appointing and dismissing professors and other officers of the University, do not Think that the words 'shall have force' at the outset of section 7 of the Act itself make it absolutely necessary for them.
I cannot discover in the Act of Incorporation any provision investing the Council and Senate with. But the legislative powers vested in the senate are not co-ordinate with those of the council: for it is for the council to frame and initiate .. any statute, while the power of the senate is limited to the acceptance or rejection, as they may think fit, of those statutes .. which may be submitted to them by the Council.'. The Senate may amend any by-law or by-laws submitted by the Council for their approval.
All the foregoing statutes and regulations shall be reduced to writing, and the common {jygJJveiTror tha shall be reduced to writing, and the common {jygJJveiTror jscal of the University attached thereto. Governor to be allowed *• 21- . and countersigned .by h i m ; and if so granted and countersigned shall be binding upon all persons members of the University and upon all candidates for degrees to be conferred by the same: and the production of a certified copy of every such statute and regulation under said seal shall be sufficient evidence of the authenticity of the same in .all courts of justice and before persons acting. No religious person shall be given any religious test to entitle him to admission Jj ^ j j j j8 any person for the purpose of entitle him to admission Jj ^ j j j j8 . as a student of the University or to hold the post tend, there or graduate t h e r e a t or hold any ad- l t ), &. Victoria to direct that there be issued and paid out of the general revenue the sum of nine thousand pounds sterling annually as a fund for the maintenance of the university and for defraying such salaries as may be appointed to be paid to certain professors officers and servants to be appointed by this University, and for defraying the expenses of such scholarships, scholarship prizes, and exhibitions as are given for the encouragement of students - in the University, and for providing a library for the same and for discharging all necessary charges connected with their management.
The manner or manner in which University Approval proposes to fulfill the conditions imposed by 2mbi.or l a . this section 'shall be subject to the previous approval of the Governor in Council. Said annual payments shall be paid and created in a special fund by the council and no payment shall be made out of said fund. It concludes the consent of a commission appointed by the council, whose member is the Minister of Agriculture at the moment.
25. Subject to the statutes and regulations of wiiatde-
The provisions of this Act shall extend to both sexes, and every person who has fulfilled the
57 bert> of the council or persons acting as aforesaid, or that they or any of them were unable to be members of the council, be as valid as if any suoh person had been duly elected or appointed and was able to be a member of the council. This section shall be and shall be deemed to have come into force on the commencement of the Act of the Legislative Assembly of Victoria passed in the sixteenth year of Her Majesty Queen Victoria and numbered 31 as ". The Governor of Victoria shall for the time being be Visitor at said University, and.
The Governor of Victoria for the time being shall be the Visitor of the said University, and
57 bert> of the council or persons acting as aforesaid, or that they or any of them were not fit to be a member of the council, shall have the same effect as if any sooh person had been duly elected or appointed and fit to be a member of the council. 2) This section shall be deemed to have come into force on the commencement of an Act of the Legislature of Victoria, passed in the sixteenth year of Her Majesty Queen Victoria and numbered 31, being "An Act to incorporate and endow the University of Melbourne.".
UNIVERSITY ACT 1916
VICTORIA
ANNO SEPTIMO
THU UNIVKRS1TT ACT, 1916. 59
For the purposes of this Act any person Definition ot shall be deemed to have been engaged on war "war
UNIVERSITY ACT 1917;
ANNO OCTAVO
