It is required of students that they should co-operate at all times in the efficient administration of the Hall and conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to the academic atmosphere of the University. Senior Wardens, Wardens and authorised Assistant Wardens of Halls of Residence have responsibility for good order in their Halls and are empowered to impose fines for minor offences on both residents and other students in respect of behaviour which they judge to be prejudicial to the good order of their Halls. They may also exclude from their Halls, for a stated period to time, students who are not residents. No person other than a properly authorised occupant may live on the premises. Visitors are required to leave by the early hours of the morning.
Students are responsible for the conduct of their visitors whilst they are on the premises.
Students are allowed to permit other students of the University to use their room in their absence during the Christmas and Easter vacations after written notice has been given to the Director of Domestic Services, but may permit other persons to do so only at the discretion and with the agreement of the Director. Students are responsible for damage caused by themselves or by persons whom they have permitted to use their rooms. Detailed domestic regulations, as circulated to all residents in University flats, must be adhered to. All social events requiring the reservation of social areas of public rooms in Devonshire House or Cornwall House, whether organised by private individuals, Hall social secretaries or Officers of the Guild and its affiliated societies, must be cleared by the Guild's Events Co-ordinator and approved by the Director of Domestic Services. Hall social events requiring the reservation of social areas or public rooms in Halls of Residence must be approved by the Senior Warden, Warden or an authorised Assistant Warden of the appropriate Hall and notified to the Guild Events Co-ordinator.