but not more than one, subsequent occasion for that part of the examination which he or she failed. S pecial R egulations 1. Candidates must follow for at least three terms a course of instruction in Public Policy. Candidates must complete: ( a ) all courses from the Schedule, and satisfy the examiners in the assignment and/or examination associated with each course; ( b ) two electives. Candidates must satisfy the examiners in the assignment/examination/written report associated with each course, the list of electives to be published annually by the BSG Graduate Studies Committee before the ?rst Monday of Hilary Term; ( c ) a summer project. Candidates must satisfy the examiners in the written report associated with the summer project; ( d ) candidates may be required to attend an oral examination on any of the above. 2. Assignments and written reports on projects must be presented not later than the time and date stipulated for each exercise; these will be published by the BSG Graduate Studies Committee before the first Monday of each term in which the assignment or project must be undertaken. The required number of copies must be delivered to the Examination Schools, and addressed to the Chair of Examiners for the Masters in Public Policy, c/o Examination Schools, High Street, Oxford. 3. The examiners may award a distinction for excellence in the whole examination to candidates for the Degree. 4. In exceptional circumstances, a candidate wishing to take an examination later than the one to