Library and information systems policies

This statute provides a framework for use of network and information systems, including breaches of this statute, Student Conduct Statute and Conduct Policy.

This policy outlines operational procedures of viewing, recording, extracting and use of information in the University’s Relationship Management Database.

The purpose of these guidelines is to provide a safe environment by defining parameters for the installation of cellular phone antennae.

This policy sets out the overarching principles and general framework which inform strategies related to the Library’s collections. Effective from: October 2017

This policy provides a framework for the management by the University Library of potential donations of published and original resources, and donor information. Effective from: July 2013

A primary focus of this procedure is to clarify steps that will be taken when SEM is imported to or made available on the University’s IT systems. Effective from: June 2009

These guidelines provide staff with assistance to make purchasing decisions that reflect the University’s commitment to environmental sustainability. Effective from: October 2008

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that the University’s information assets are secured to the appropriate degree. Effective from: April 2009

This statute is for the mutual benefit of Library users to ensure every user can undertake work related to study and research without unnecessary disturbance.

This procedure is to ensure the most efficient use of mobile phone services and to ensure accountability for personal calls.

This policy ensures continued accountability and robust governance, critical to the procurement functions carried out within the University. Effective from: November 2008

This policy assigns responsibility to ensure accurate records of the University’s business activities are maintained and disposed of in a controlled manner. Effective from: August 2013

This policy is to define roles and responsibilities on the licensing of software within Victoria University of Wellington. Effective from: September 2008

These obligations apply whenever students are using the ITS-student computing environment.

The policy outlines standards for content publishers and owners when publishing material online. Effective from: October 2007