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Section 26: Canvassing of non-official or other influence

University Employees (Conduct) RegulationsState Regulations of Haryana · 2008

(1) No University employee shall bring or attempt to bring any 75 political or other influence to bear upon any superior authority to further his interests in respect of a matter pertaining to his service under the University.

(2) No University employee shall approach any member of Court/ Executive Council/ Academic Council/ Finance Committee/ Selection Committee/ Establishment Committee with a view:-

(i) to have a question put or resolution or motion moved on a matter connected which his/her condition of service or any disciplinary action against him/her; or

(ii) to further any object with is capable of embarrassing the University; or

(iii) to seek favour in the selections during the interviews.

(3) Direct communication to or a personal interview with a higher authority and/or members of the Court/ Executive Council/ Academic Council/ Finance Committee/ Selection Committee/ Establishment Committee without permission of the Vice- Chancellor shall be treated as contravention of the discipline of the University.

Where this provision sits

ActUniversity Employees (Conduct) Regulations
Section26
Marginal noteCanvassing of non-official or other influence
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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