King's College London Act 1997
The King's College London Act 1997 (c iii) is an Act of Parliament of the United Kingdom on the governance structure of King's College, London.
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The Act makes various amendments to the structure of the College, and its governance.
Among its provisions, section 15 requires that just over one-third of the Council, the governing body of King's, is elected by staff and students.[1] However, in 2009, the elected members of the KCL Council were abolished without approval of staff or students.
List of sections[]
- 1.Short title
- 2.Interpretation
- 3.Appointed day
- 4.Dissolution of Schools
- 5.Transfer of property, etc
- 6.Constitution of Continuing Trustees of Schools
- 7.Restriction on use of certain property
- 8.Transfer of liabilities, etc
- 9.Savings for agreements, deeds, actions, etc
- 10.Construction of bequests, etc
- 11.Transfer of powers to appoint or nominate
- 12.Name of College school of medicine and dentistry
- 13.Dissolution of Delegacy
- 14.Repeals and amendments
- 15.Amendments to College Statutes
- 16.Transitional amendments to College Statutes
See also[]
- UK enterprise law
- UK constitutional law
- UK labour law
Notes[]
References[]
Categories:
- History of King's College London
- Universities in the United Kingdom
- University governance
- Educational administration
- University-related legislation