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14. Article 14: Public views :

I. General life ideas and views

a. General life ideas and views shouldn't be argued nor discussed in any way that
disrupt the system, delay the conduct of academic tasks, or offense any colleague

or staff member. Arguments about political, sport or religion should be avoided.

b. Break of this rule mandates the maximum disciplinary and lawful procedures that

start from temporary dismissal, partial dismissal without any right to enter the

exam and up to full student dismissal.

II. Media

a. Students should not respond to requests from the media for comment on matters

relating to the school. Only authorised members should respond on such matters.

b. If the media makes an approach to you, inform your principal/board so they can

respond to the media request.

c. Never giving the impression that you are expressing the views of the College,

when you are actually stating your own personal views;

d. As the College provide all suitable appeal methods, it is totally forbidden to make

a discussion forum on any academic issues at any type of media.

e. Never commenting or making a personal attack on a fellow or staff member at

any type of media.

f. Break of this rule mandates disciplinary procedures that start from temporary
dismissal, partial dismissal, prevention to enter the exam and up to full dismissal.

III. Participation in public bodies or voluntary associations

You must inform your College if you are participating in a public or voluntary

organisation (or intend to) provided that there are no actual or potential conflicts
between your responsibilities and your duties to the other organisation. Where it

is considered there is a potential conflict of interest, appropriate arrangements will

need to be made to avoid or resolve the conflict. Never discuss organization ideas
at the College. Never share College news at the organization.

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