The Sussex case raises urgent doubts about the OfS’ free speech approach The OfS’ approach was opaque, highly discretionary and appeared to lack basic procedural safeguards, says Smita Jamdar By Smita Jamdar 30 April
It is no wonder that universities won’t ‘submit’ to OfS investigation The regulator’s published approach to enforcement lacks basic safeguards around transparency, fairness and accountability, says Smita Jamdar By Smita Jamdar 8 March
UK HE must stay strong in the face of a ‘no deal’ Brexit Brexit is an opportunity for universities to show what they do best: support the economy, bridge international divides and drive innovation, says Smita Jamdar By Smita Jamdar 18 January
OfS framework ‘undermines Prevent guidance’ Is the government trying to have its cake and eat it with regard to free speech? asks Smita Jamdar By Smita Jamdar 20 October
HE Bill: threat to chartered universities overstated The impact of the bill on Royal Charters is not the main concern, says Smita Jamdar By Smita Jamdar 6 January
Universities’ counterterrorism duty: the legal view Â鶹 Office guidance on university events involving external speakers raises a number of questions, says Smita Jamdar By Smita Jamdar 21 July
Blog: Parliamentary scrutiny of HE regulation? Yes please! Education lawyer Smita Jamdar on the danger of piecemeal change to the regulatory regime By Smita Jamdar 13 October
