Deputy chancellor
25 Deputy chancellor
There is at least one deputy chancellor of the University.
The Council must appoint a person to be a deputy chancellor of the University when there is a vacancy in that office.
A deputy chancellor holds office—
for a term not exceeding 5 years fixed by the Council in accordance with the university statutes and is eligible for reappointment; and
on the conditions determined by the Council in accordance with the university statutes and university regulations.
A deputy chancellor is to act as Chancellor—
in the absence of the Chancellor; or
during any vacancy in the office of Chancellor; or
during the inability of the Chancellor to act; or
at any other time with the consent of the Chancellor.
When acting as Chancellor, a deputy chancellor has all the powers and duties of the Chancellor.
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