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OF PARLIAMENT VICTORIA Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 Act No. TABLE OF PROVISIONS Clause Page 1. Purpose 1 2. Commencement 2 3. Changes to the objects and powers of the College 2 4. Repeal of redundant provision 3 5. Substitution of sections 7 and 8 3 7. Constitution of the Council 3 8. Term of office 4 6. Amendments concerning the vacation of office 5 7. Change concerning the filling of casual vacancies 5 8. Insertion of section 15A 6 15A. President and Deputy President not to be a staff member or student 6 9. Substitution of sections 17 and 18 6 17. Council members must declare pecuniary interests 6 18. Council meetings 7 10. Substitution of section 23 8 23. Validity of decisions 8 11. Substitution of section 25 8 25. Purpose and constitution of the Board 8 12. Changes concerning the powers of the Board 9 13. Change to approval process for Statutes 9 14. Clarification concerning participation of non-members at Council meetings 10 15. Changes to borrowing powers 10 16. Change concerning the acquisition of land 11 17. Insertion of section 33A 11 33A. Disposal of land 11 18. Insertion of sections 39 and 40 12 39. Existing Council members to go out of office 12 40. Initial appointments to re-structured Council 12 19. Repeal of spent provisions 14 20. Statute law revision 14 NOTES 15 i 532103B.I1-31/8/98 PARLIAMENT OF VICTORIA A BILL to amend the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 and for other purposes. Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 The Parliament of Victoria enacts as follows: 1. Purpose The purpose of this Act is to amend the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981-- (a) to reduce and restructure the membership of 5 the Council of the Victorian College of the Arts; and 1 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 2 Act No. (b) to make changes concerning the College's ability to acquire and dispose of land; and (c) to make various miscellaneous amendments to that Act. 5 2. Commencement (1) This section and section 1 come into operation on the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent. (2) The remaining provisions of this Act come into 10 operation on 1 January 1999. 3. Changes to the objects and powers of the College No. 9566. (1) In section 5 of the Victorian College of the Arts Reprint No. 2 Act 1981-- as at 1 September (a) for paragraph (a) substitute-- 1997. 15 "(a) to foster the development and improvement of, and to provide for education in, the creative, performing and other arts, and for general education for people undertaking 20 courses in those arts;"; (b) in paragraph (b), for "or performance" substitute ", performance or management"; (c) for paragraph (d) substitute-- "(d) to consult and collaborate in the 25 interests of the community with other arts organisations and other institutions and people.". (2) In section 6(2) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981-- 30 (a) in paragraph (e), after "compositions, scripts," insert "films, literary works,"; 2 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 4 Act No. (b) for paragraph (f) substitute-- "(f) to make grants and loans of financial assistance to people to enable or assist those people to receive education in the 5 creative, performing or other arts.". 4. Repeal of redundant provision Section 6(2)(g) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 is repealed. 5. Substitution of sections 7 and 8 10 For sections 7 and 8 of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 substitute-- "7. Constitution of the Council (1) The Council consists of the following 18 members-- 15 (a) the President of the College; (b) the Director of the College; (c) the Chairperson of the Board of Studies of the College; (d) the Vice-Chancellor of the University; 20 (e) 2 people elected by and from the staff of the College in accordance with the Statutes; (f) 2 people elected by and from the students of the College in accordance 25 with the Statutes; (g) 1 person appointed by the Minister; (h) 1 person appointed by the Minister administering the Arts Victoria Act 1972; 3 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 5 Act No. (i) 4 people appointed by the Governor in Council; (j) 4 people appointed by the Council. (2) If the Chairperson of the Board of Studies of 5 the College is the Director of the College, the Deputy Chairperson of the Board is to be a member of the Council. (3) A person who is a member of staff, or a student, of the College is not eligible to be 10 appointed to the Council under sub-section (1)(g), (h), (i) or (j). (4) The Vice-Chancellor of the University may appoint a person to act in her or his place as a member of the Council (other than a person 15 who is a member of staff, or a student, of the College). (5) Not more than 2 of the people appointed under sub-section (1)(i) or (j) may be people whose normal place of residence is outside 20 Australia. 8. Term of office Subject to this Act, a member of the Council-- (a) elected under section 7(1)(e) holds 25 office until 31 December in the year after the year her or his election takes effect; (b) elected under section 7(1)(f) holds office until 31 December in the year her 30 or his election takes effect; (c) appointed under section 7(1)(g), (h), (i) or (j) holds office until 31 December in the second year after the year her or his appointment takes effect.". 4 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 6 Act No. 6. Amendments concerning the vacation of office (1) After section 9(1) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 insert-- "(1A) A member of the Council appointed by the 5 Minister may, at any time, be removed by the Minister. (1B) A member of the Council appointed by the Minister administering the Arts Victoria Act 1972 may, at any time, be removed by 10 that Minister.". (2) For sections 9(3) and (4) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 substitute-- "(3) A person who was elected to be a member of the Council by the staff of the College ceases 15 to be a member of the Council on ceasing to be a member of the staff of the College. (4) A person who was elected to be a member of the Council by the students of the College ceases to be a member of the Council on 20 ceasing to be a student of the College. (5) A person who was appointed to be a member of the Council under section 7(1)(g), (h), (i) or (j), or an acting member under sub-section (4), ceases to be such a member of the 25 Council on becoming a member of staff, or a student, of the College.". 7. Change concerning the filling of casual vacancies (1) In the proviso to section 13(1) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981, for "shall not be 30 filled" substitute "may be left vacant". 5 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 8 Act No. (2) After section 13(4) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 insert-- "(5) Despite anything to the contrary in this section and section 7, if the office of a 5 person who was appointed to be a member of the Council by the Governor in Council becomes vacant, the Minister may appoint a person to fill the vacancy after consultation with the President of the College.". 10 8. Insertion of section 15A After section 15 of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 insert-- "15A. President and Deputy President not to be a staff member or student 15 (1) Despite sections 14 and 15, a person who is a member of staff, or a student, of the College is not eligible to be the President or Deputy President of the College. (2) The office of the President or Deputy 20 President of the College becomes vacant on the holder of that office becoming a member of staff, or a student, of the College.". 9. Substitution of sections 17 and 18 For sections 17 and 18 of the Victorian College 25 of the Arts Act 1981 substitute-- "17. Council members must declare pecuniary interests (1) A member of the Council who has a pecuniary interest in a matter being 30 considered or about to be considered by the Council must, as soon as practicable after the relevant facts have come to her or his knowledge, declare the nature of the interest 6 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 9 Act No. at a meeting of the Council or in writing addressed to the President of the College. (2) If the President of the College receives a written declaration under sub-section (1), the 5 President must report it, or cause it to be reported, at the next meeting of the Council. (3) The person presiding at a meeting at which a declaration is made under sub-section (1), or reported under sub-section (2), must cause a 10 record of the declaration to be made in the minutes of the meeting. (4) After a declaration is made under sub-section (1) by a member of the Council-- (a) unless the Council otherwise directs, 15 the member must not be present during any deliberation with respect to that matter; and (b) the member is not entitled to vote on the matter; and 20 (c) if the member does vote on the matter, the vote must be disallowed. Council 18. meetings (1) The Council must meet at least 6 times in each year. 25 (2) A matter cannot be decided at a meeting unless at least a majority of the current members of the Council are present. (3) If a question arises at a meeting of the Council, the decision of the majority of the 30 members of the Council present and voting on the question is the decision of the Council, unless this Act otherwise provides. 7 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 10 Act No. (4) The person presiding at a meeting of the Council has both a deliberative vote and a casting vote. (5) A decision to appoint a person to be a 5 member of the Council under section 7(1)(j) has no effect unless at least half of the members who are present when the vote is taken on the decision are members who hold office under section 7(1)(a), (d), (g), (h), (i) 10 or (j). (6) Subject to this Act and the Statutes and the regulations, the Council may regulate its own proceedings.". 10. Substitution of section 23 15 For section 23 of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 substitute-- "23. Validity of decisions An act or decision of the Council is not invalid-- 20 (a) by reason only of a defect or irregularity in, or in connection with, the appointment or election of a member; or (b) by reason only of a vacancy in its 25 membership; or (c) by reason only of a defect or irregularity in, or in connection with, the election of a person to preside at a meeting.". 30 11. Substitution of section 25 For section 25 of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 substitute-- "25. Purpose and constitution of the Board 8 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 12 Act No. (1) The College is to have a Board of Studies. (2) The purpose of the Board of Studies is-- (a) to provide, subject to the direction of the Academic Board of the University 5 with respect to award courses, academic oversight of the academic programs and courses of study in the College; and (b) to provide advice to the Council and the 10 University on the conduct and content of those programs and courses. (3) The Board of Studies consists of the people elected to the Board in accordance with the Statutes. 15 (4) At least one third of the members of the Board must be people elected by the academic staff of the College.". 12. Changes concerning the powers of the Board For section 26(a) of the Victorian College of the 20 Arts Act 1981 substitute-- "(a) may make recommendations to the Council and the University about the academic affairs of the College, and in particular, may make recommendations about instruction, studies, 25 examinations and assessments, research, degrees, diplomas, certificates and other awards, and discipline in the College;". 13. Change to approval process for Statutes In section 27(3) of the Victorian College of the 30 Arts Act 1981-- (a) for "Governor in Council" (wherever occurring) substitute "Minister"; (b) for "his" substitute "her or his". 9 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 14 Act No. 14. Clarification concerning participation of non- members at Council meetings In section 28(3) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981, before "take part in any debate" 5 insert "at the request of the Council". 15. Changes to borrowing powers For sections 30(1) and (2) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 substitute-- "(1) Subject to this Act, the College may-- 10 (a) borrow money at interest by way of mortgage, bank overdraft or otherwise; or (b) without limiting paragraph (a), obtain financial accommodation within the 15 meaning of section 3 of the Borrowing and Investment Powers Act 1987. (2) The College may only exercise the powers conferred by sub-section (1)-- (a) for the purpose of-- 20 (i) carrying out or performing any of its powers, authorities, duties or functions; or (ii) repaying, or partial repaying, any sum previously borrowed or 25 financial accommodation previously obtained by it; and (b) within the limits and on the conditions as to security and otherwise as the Treasurer, from time to time, approves 30 after consultation with the Minister. (2A) The College may, with the approval of the Minister and the Treasurer, enter into and perform financial arrangements within the 10 532103B.I1-31/8/98 Victorian College of the Arts (Amendment) Act 1998 s. 16 Act No. meaning of the Borrowing and Investment Powers Act 1987 within the limits and on the conditions that the Minister or the Treasurer may, from time to time, 5 determine.". 16. Change concerning the acquisition of land In section 33(2)(b) of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981, omit "for the time being administering the Land Act 1958". 10 17. Insertion of section 33A After section 33 of the Victorian College of the Arts Act 1981 insert-- "33A. Disposal of land (1) The Council must not, without the prior 15 approval of the Minister, alienate (whether in fee simple or for a lesser estate or interest other than a leasehold interest not exceeding 21 years and whether totally or partially or subject to conditions) any land granted in fee 20 simple under section 33(3)(a). (2) The Council must not, without the prior approval of the Minister-- (a) alienate any interest in fee simple in any land owned by the College, other 25 than land referred to in section 33(3)(a), if the sum of the consideration for the transfer or conveyance of that interest exceeds $1 500 000 or any other ...

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