Content of sexual violence policy
 2. (1) Every college or university described in subsection 17 (2) of the Act shall ensure that its sexual violence policy, (a)  provides information about the supports and services available at the college or university for students who are affected by sexual violence, and identifies the specific official, office or department at the college or university that should be contacted to obtain such supports and services; (b)  provides information about the supports and services available in the community for students who are affected by sexual violence; (c)  informs students that the college or university will appropriately accommodate the needs of students who are affected by sexual violence, and identifies the specific official, office or department at the college or university that should be contacted to obtain such accommodations; (d)  informs students that they are not required to report an incident of, or make a complaint about, sexual violence under the process referred to in paragraph 1 of subsection (2) in order to obtain the supports and services referred to in clause (a) or the accommodation referred to in clause (c); (d.1)  informs students that if they, in good faith, report an incident of, or make a complaint about, sexual violence, they will not be subject to discipline or sanctions for violations of the college’s or university’s policies relating to drug or alcohol use at the time the alleged sexual violence occurred; and (e)  includes the information set out in subsection (2) respecting the college’s or university’s process for responding to and addressing incidents and complaints of sexual violence, as required by clause 17 (3) (b) of the Act. O. Reg. 131/16, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 646/21, s. 1 (1). (2) For the purposes of clause (1) (e), a sexual violence policy shall include the following information: 1.  The process to be followed by persons who wish to report an incident of, or make a complaint about, sexual violence including the specific official, office or department to whom the incident should be reported or the complaint should be made. 2.  Examples of the measures that may be implemented for the purpose of protecting a person reporting an incident of, or making a complaint about, sexual violence from retaliation and the threat of retaliation. 3.  The process for deciding whether an incident or complaint of sexual violence will be investigated by the college or university. 4.  The statement that a victim may choose not to request an investigation by the college or university, and has the right not to participate in any investigation that may occur. 5.  The investigation and decision-making processes at the college or university that will take place if an incident or complaint of sexual violence is investigated. 6.  The specific officials, offices or departments that will be involved in each stage of the investigation and decision-making processes. 7.  A description of the elements of procedural fairness that will be part of the investigation and decision-making processes. 8.  A description of the rights that participants may have to legal or other representation, or to be accompanied by another person, during the investigation and decision-making processes. 9.  Examples of the interim measures that may be implemented while an incident or complaint is being investigated or a decision is being made regarding the incident or complaint. 10.  Examples of the decisions that may be made and measures that may be imposed after an incident or complaint is investigated. 11.  The measures that will be implemented to protect and keep confidential the personal information of the persons involved in the investigation of an incident or complaint. 12.  A description of the appeal processes that may be available related to decisions resulting from the investigation process. 13.  The roles and responsibilities of senior administrators, students, faculty, other employees, contractors and witnesses upon becoming aware of incidents or complaints of sexual violence. 14.  A statement that students who disclose their experience of sexual violence through reporting an incident of, making a complaint about, or accessing supports and services for sexual violence, will not be asked irrelevant questions during the investigation process by the college’s or university’s staff or investigators, including irrelevant questions relating to the student’s sexual expression or past sexual history. O. Reg. 131/16, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 646/21, s. 1 (2).