Status and Details
July 2023 – Edits approved under delegation A6: – Change to poor behaviour definition – New definition of external advocate and support person, breaches of data privacy, and submitting forged documents added as examples of misconduct (clauses 12-13) – No use of generative AI in assessments without permission Exam cheating definition and example added (clause 27) – Change to partner institutions handling general misconduct, provided Charles Sturt is satisfied that those polices are appropriate - Change to level 1 allegation processes, to be decided on written submissions only (clause 53) – Contract cheating definition updated – Resubmission without penalty option introduced for poor academic practice – Provisons for admission of wrongdoing by respondent taken into consideration (clause 56) 15 days deadline introduced after hearing, or papers considered to provide an outcome, or must keep respondent informed – Option for unpaid work penalty removed Resubmission of assessment option with 10-50% reduction option – Consideration of precedent in deciding penalty (clause 99) - Member of Research Office to be included on panel for research misconduct (clause 105) - Title changes due to University structure changes (clause 123) - Support person definition updated (clause 144) Clauses Amended:Rule: 8, 12, 13, 27, 28, 41, 46, 53, 56, 60-63, 77, 81, 84, 90, 99, 105, 123, 144 March 2023 - Editorial/minor change made to clause 27a.iv. for clarification; generative artificial intelligence added as an example of resources or devices that cannot be used unless specifically permitted. May 2022 - Editorial change to the definition of contract cheating, for clarification and alignment with TEQSA definitions. Approved in accordance with delegation A13. August 2021 – Minor changes made to reflect changes to University structure and the University Student Appeals process, approved under delegation GOV5. Changes include: - References to appeals and appeals committee removed from clauses: 6, 9, 10, 13, 56c (previously 57c), 87 (previously 88), previous clauses 102-122 removed, 102 (previously 123), 104 (previously 126), 105 (previously 126) - Clause 52 removed Example removed from clause 83b (previously 84b) - Organisational unit titles updated in clauses 90-91 (previously 91-92) - New clause 101 - Referencing text updated to new clause numbering throughout. April 2021 - Minor changes to position titles throughout and clause 56 removed, to reflect organisational structure changes in accordance with delegation GOV5. Editorial changes to referencing text in accordance with GOV10B. January 2021 – Minor changes made to clauses 13o, 13ay, 21u and 125 to reflect changes to organisational structure or systems, approved in accordance with GOV5. July 2020 – Editorial amendment to update references from the Research Misconduct Policy to the Research Policy, approved in accordance with GOV10B. February 2020 – Minor amendment to clause 106 to align with legislative requirements, approved in accordance with GOV5. Editorial amendments have been made to referencing text at clause 85 and to clarify wording at clause 106, in accordance with GOV10B. January 2020 – The Student Misconduct Rule 2020 is a major revision of the Student Misconduct Rule 2018. It has been approved by the Vice-Chancellor in accordance with Part 6 of the Charles Sturt University By-law 2005 and delegation schedule 1 GOV 5. 31/05/2023: Position name changed from Executive Director, Students (EDS) to Executive Director, Student Experience (EDSX) 31/08/2023: Position name changed from Manger, Ethics and Compliance to Manager, Research Integrity.Student Misconduct Rule 2020
Status
Historic
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Effective Date
10th July 2023
This is the date on which this version of the document came into effect.
Review Date
1st January 2025
The next review of this document is scheduled to commence on this date.
Approval Authority
Vice-Chancellor
The noted authority approved this is version of the document.
Approval Date
6th July 2023
This is the date on which this version of the document was approved by the authorised authority.
Expiry Date
12th September 2023
This is the date on which this version expires. It may still apply, conditionally, after this date.
Unit Head
Stacey Jenkins
Executive Director, Safety, Security and Wellbeing
This is the officer generally responsible for day to day administrative matters.
Enquiries Contact
Division of Safety, Security and Wellbeing
General enquiries should be directed to the officer/area listed.
Summary of Changes from Previous Version
13/06/2023: Position name changed from Executive Director, Safety, Security and Wellbeing (ED,SSW) to Executive Director, Security, Safety and Wellbeing (ED,SSW)
13/06/2023: Position name changed from Executive Director, Security, Safety and Wellbeing (ED,SSW) to Executive Director, Safety, Security and Wellbeing (ED,SSW)