Statute LXXXII.

Irish Universities Act, 1908

University College, Cork

We, the Governing Body of University College, Cork, under and by virtue of the powers in that behalf conferred on us by the said Act, Do by this present instrument under the Seal of University College, Cork, make the Statute contained in the Schedule hereof for the general government of the said College.

Given under the Common Seal of University College, Cork, this twentieth day of January, 1970.

Present when the Common Seal of University College, Cork, was affixed:

(Signed)

M. D. McCARTHY, President.

TADHG Ó CIARDHA, Governor.

D. L. WHYTE, Secretary.

Statute LXXXII.

Schedule

Statutes I. to LXXXI. of University College, Cork shall be read and construed with the additions, modifications and amendments hereinafter set forth.

CHAPTER I.
Professorship of French

1. There shall be established in the College, in the event of its institution by the National University of Ireland a Professorship of French.
2. The said professorship shall be a full time office within the meaning of the statutes of the College and of the University. The stipend of the professorship shall be the same as that provided in Statute LXXX., Chapter I., section 5(a)(ii). The provisions of Statute LXXII., Chapter IV., as amended by Statute LXXII., Chapter IV., section 1, and by Statute LXXX., Chapter III., section 1, shall also apply to the office.
3. The duties of the professor shall be to lecture in French for all degrees, diplomas and certificates of the University and for all diplomas and certificates of the College. He shall also examine in French for the College and, if required by the Senate to do so, for the University.
4. The said professorship shall be a pensionable office to which the provisions of Statute LXXIX., as amended, and the Pension Scheme annexed thereto shall apply.
5. The said professorship shall be tenable for the same term and upon the same conditions and the holder thereof shall be subject to the same duties and obligations as if the professorship had been included in Statutes I. to LXXXI. of University College, Cork.
6. The Professorship of Romance Languages established by Statute I., Chapter XIII., section 1, is hereby abolished and in consequence thereof all references in that and subsequent statutes to the Professor, Professorship and Department of Romance Languages shall henceforth be deemed to be references to the Professor, Professorship and Department of French.

CHAPTER II.
Lectureship in Italian

With the consent of the present holder of the Lectureship in Italian, Statute LXXNVI., chapter V., is hereby amended by the substitution of the following for section 3:

" 3. The duties of the lecturer shall be to lecture in Italian for all degrees, diplomas and certificates of the University and for all diplomas and certificates of the College. In the event of the establishment of a Professorship of Italian in the College the lecturer shall carry out the foregoing duties under the direction of the holder of such professorship. The lecturer shall also examine in Italian for the College and, if required by the Senate to do so, for the University. He shall, in addition, discharge such other duties appropriate to the office as shall be assigned to him by the holder of the aforementioned professorship, if established."

CHAPTER III.
Lectureship in Music, No. 2

1. Statute LXXXI., Chapter III., is hereby amended by the addition of the following section:

   " 4. The said lectureship shall be tenable for the same term and upon the same conditions and the holder thereof shall be subject to the same duties and obligations as if the said lectureship had been included in Statutes I. to LXXX. of University College, Cork."

2. The foregoing amendment shall be deemed to have been operative as from the date of coming into operation of said Statute LXXXI.

CHAPTER IV.
Faculty of Dairy Science
Lectureship in Dairy and Food Engineering

The Lectureship in Dairy Engineering established by Statute LXVI., Chapter V., shall henceforth be known as the Lectureship in Dairy and Food Engineering and said Statute LXVI. and all subsequent statutes shall be read and construed accordingly.

CHAPTER V.
Stipends of Statutory Offices

1. Statute LXXVI., Chapter IX., sections 2 and 3, are hereby revoked.
2. Statute LVIII., Chapter I., is hereby amended by the substitution of the following for section 6:

   " The Governing Body, on the recommendation of the President, shall have power to grant to the holder of a full-time statutory office with special professional experience increments on the basic of the scale of remuneration applicable to the office."

3. Statute LXXX., Chapter I., section 6, is hereby amended as follows:
   • I. By the substitution of the following scale of annual remuneration for that set out in paragraph (a), sub-section
     (i):
     £2,200 increasing by annual increments of £86 to a maximum of £3,060;
   • II. By the substitution of the following scale of annual remuneration for that set out in paragraph (a), sub-section
     (ii):
     £2,650 increasing by annual increments of £86 to a maximum of £3,510;
   • III. By the substitution of the following scale of annual remuneration for that set out in paragraph (b):
     £1,325 increasing by annual increments of £43 to a maximum of £1,755

     and section 3 of Chapter II. of the said Statute shall be read and construed accordingly.

4. The provisions of this Chapter shall be deemed to have been operative as and from 1 October, 1969.

CHAPTER VI.
Faculties

Statute XXVII., Chapter II., as already amended, is hereby further amended by the deletion of the subject Romance Languages from the Faculty of Arts.

CHAPTER VII.

1. This Statute shall be construed with and as part of Statutes I. to LXXXI. of University College, Cork and may be cited as Statute LXXXII. of University College, Cork or Stat. LXXXII. of Univ. Coll. Cork.
2. This Statute shall come into operation on the twentieth day of January, 1970.

Present when the Common Seal of University College, Cork, was affixed.

(Signed)

M. D. McCARTHY, President.

TADHG Ó CIARDHA, Governor.

D. L. WHYTE, Secretary.