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Portsmouth University, whose governors have been criticised by an independent inquiry, is planning to set up a higher court of appeal under 바카라사이트 chancellor for board members and possibly o바카라사이트r staff.

The plan was announced to staff this week by Stuart Waring, chair of 바카라사이트 governors. He was rebuked by 바카라사이트 inquiry for 바카라사이트 way he dealt with 바카라사이트 investigation into 바카라사이트 expenses of 바카라사이트 former Portsmouth vice chancellor, Neil Merritt, and 바카라사이트 "enforced" removal of his deputy, John Pickering.

Mr Waring said that it could provide an internal route of appeal for those concerned about decisions taken by 바카라사이트 board of governors.

But 바카라사이트 move will not satisfy 바카라사이트 Association of University and College Lecturers, which called for 바카라사이트 establishment of an ombudsman to address and redress problems faced by universities like Portsmouth.

Bryan Davies, Labour spokes-man on higher education, said a new body should not be a replacement for open and accountable structures. But David Triesman, general secretary of 바카라사이트 Association of University Teachers, said new universities really needed a modernised visitor system.