ADMINISTRATIVE LAW The University Statutes allows the promulgation of rules relating to highway signs in order to "promote the safe operation of motor vehicles and advance the greater public good ". At a Transport Committee meeting that was unannounced and not open to the public, the University promulgated "Regulation A” which provides: No new vehicle shall be granted access in the University until the University’s accidental highway death rate decreases for at least two consecutive years. The members of the University did not keep any meeting notes or other record of their discussions at the meeting. "Regulation A" did not set out any process for a challenge or variance. Bob has purchased a new vehicle and wants to use it in connection with his work at the University. He is prohibited from doing so by "Regulation A" because the University’s rate of accidental highway deaths has yet to decrease. QUESTION: d)Discuss challenges to "Regulation A" that Bob may bring.

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW The University Statutes allows the promulgation of rules relating to highway signs in order to "promote the safe operation of motor vehicles and advance the greater public good ". At a Transport Committee meeting that was unannounced and not open to the public, the University promulgated "Regulation A” which provides: No new vehicle shall be granted access in the University until the University’s accidental highway death rate decreases for at least two consecutive years. The members of the University did not keep any meeting notes or other record of their discussions at the meeting. "Regulation A" did not set out any process for a challenge or variance. Bob has purchased a new vehicle and wants to use it in connection with his work at the University. He is prohibited from doing so by "Regulation A" because the University’s rate of accidental highway deaths has yet to decrease. QUESTION: d)Discuss challenges to "Regulation A" that Bob may bring.

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