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(1) The purpose of this Policy is to ensure professional engagement with media. (2) This Policy applies to traditional and new media. The QUT Social Media Policy provides further information. (3) Media representatives are permitted access to all campuses (however where parking is required, campus parking staff are, where possible, provided with prior advice). (4) The Vice-Chancellor and President is principal spokesperson for QUT on matters of policy or corporate issues, but may delegate this role. (5) Media enquiries are to be referred to Marketing and Communication to ensure a timely and accurate response from the appropriate person. (6) All QUT media releases and statements are issued by Marketing and Communication. (7) Marketing and Communication maintains a list of expertise of QUT staff to help media find appropriate interviewees. (8) Academic staff are encouraged to share their expertise with media on matters of community interest and to talk directly to media on matters within their area of qualification and expertise. Comment on matters outside the academic staff member’s area of expertise should be made in their capacity as a private citizen. (9) When a critical incident occurs: (10) QUT has a Counter Disaster Plan for each campus to provide direction to persons who have a responsibility to respond to or undertake a role relating to any disaster or critical incident that may occur on the campus (Emergency Management Policy)Media Relations Policy
Section 1 - Purpose
Section 2 - Application
Section 3 - Roles and Responsibilities
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Section 4 - Media Access to Campuses
Section 5 - QUT Spokesperson
Section 6 - Issuing Media Releases
Section 7 - Academic Comment in the Media
Section 8 - Crisis Communication