Universities of Oxford and Cambridge Act 1923 (1923 c 33)

The Act was enacted to regulate and provide oversight for the administrative and financial operations of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge and their constituent colleges. It aimed to ensure transparency and accountability in the management of university resources and college funds. The legislation introduced provisions for audit, addressing deficiencies in governance, and ensuring that the universities’ statutes and ordinances complied with the needs of modern governance. It sought to balance autonomy with public accountability, reinforcing the universities' roles as leading educational institutions while integrating contemporary administrative practices.

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Universities of Oxford and Cambridge Act 1923 (1923 c 33)

The Act was enacted to regulate and provide oversight for the administrative and financial operations of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge and their constituent colleges. It aimed to ensure transparency and accountability in the management of university resources and college funds. The legislation introduced provisions for audit, addressing deficiencies in governance, and ensuring that the universities’ statutes and ordinances complied with the needs of modern governance. It sought to balance autonomy with public accountability, reinforcing the universities' roles as leading educational institutions while integrating contemporary administrative practices.

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Universities of Oxford and Cambridge Act 1923 (1923 c 33)

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