§ 105125 Uc Regents Opt-In Authority

This rule says that none of the laws in this chapter automatically apply to the University of California; the university’s board has to officially decide to follow each one.

Key Takeaways

•UC is not automatically covered by the chapter’s rules.
•The Regents must pass a resolution to make any part of the chapter apply to UC.
•If no resolution is made, UC can operate without those rules.

Example

The state passes a new rule about how schools must handle student data, but UC doesn't have to follow it unless the Regents vote to adopt it.

Because the Regents haven't made a resolution, the UC system can ignore that rule. If they later vote to apply it, then the rule would count for UC schools.

No provision of this chapter shall be applicable to the University of California unless the Regents of the University of California, by resolution, make that provision applicable. (Added by Stats. 1995, Ch. 415, Sec. 5. Effective January 1, 1996.)

This rule says that none of the laws in this chapter automatically apply to the University of California; the university’s board has to officially decide to follow each one.

Key Takeaways

•UC is not automatically covered by the chapter’s rules.
•The Regents must pass a resolution to make any part of the chapter apply to UC.
•If no resolution is made, UC can operate without those rules.

Example

The state passes a new rule about how schools must handle student data, but UC doesn't have to follow it unless the Regents vote to adopt it.

Because the Regents haven't made a resolution, the UC system can ignore that rule. If they later vote to apply it, then the rule would count for UC schools.

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§ 105125 Uc Regents Opt-In Authority

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