[UMA-SRE-20030046] Minute Book of the Committee of Management for the Residential Centre for Advanced Management

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IdentifierUMA-SRE-20030046Extent1 volumeScope and ContentThe Committee of Management for the Residential Centre for Advanced Management had its first meeting on 24th February 1976. It had been preceded by an interim committee comprised of the Vice Principal, Ray Marginson, and Professors JS Smith and J Lovering.This interim committee had been responsible for the purchase of premises at 701-713 Swanston St, for use by the centre. The terms of reference of the committee required them to manage the residential centre on a sound economic basis in order to safeguard the University's investment, and efficiently liquidate outstanding indebtedness. Use of the centre was to be extended to the Commission for Continuing Education, and other appropriate bodies in addition to its association with the Graduate School of Business Management. The committee enjoyed authority to enter into contracts specific to the management of the centre, and to spend money on minor capital works. Annual budgets and major expenditure were to be subject to approval by the Finance Committee of Council. This book of minutes and papers documents the exercise of these functions by the committee during the period 1976 - 1981. Collection CategoryUniversity, officialAccess StatusAccess restrictions applyRequest Access to RecordsRequest records from this Series

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CreatorCommittee Of Management For The Residential Centre For Advanced Management (The University of Melbourne)

Dates

Date1976-1981

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Previous System ID2003.0046Records Services IDUM467Source of DescriptionTransfer documentationDescriptive NoteNo Finding Aid. Request all boxes

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[UMA-SRE-20030046] Minute Book of the Committee of Management for the Residential Centre for Advanced Management