Statutes, how made:

44. Statutes, how made: (1) The Executive Council may either on its own motion or on submission by the Academic Council make statutes or amend or repeal it: Provided that the Executive Council shall not take up any such statutes as may affect the status, powers and constitution of any authority of the University unless that authority has been allowed an opportunity to furnish written opinions upon the proposed changes and the Executive Council shall have to consider such opinion expressed in writing. (2) If the draft of any statutes or a portion thereof after being presented by the Academic Council before the Executive Council is sent back to the Academic Council for reconsideration and the Academic Council does not agree, after reconsideration to the amendment suggested by the Executive Council then it shall be lawful for the Executive Council to pass the statutes or a portion of the Statutes in such form as it may deem appropriate and the decision of the Executive Council shall, subject to the provisions contained in sub-section (3) and sub-section (4) be final. (3) Where the draft of any statute has been passed by the Executive Council it shall be submitted to the State Government, who may declare that they approve to the statute, with or without amendment, or that they withhold approval therefrom. (4) A statute passed by the Executive Council shall not have validity until it has been approved to by the State Government.