S.L. 327.422 Art. 22Enforcement.

Failure to observe rules and regulations in this Statute can lead to the following enforcement actions:

(a) the University may remove and relocate any encumbering object causing nuisance, inconvenience or obstruction to traffic and, or any encumbering object in a place or space not permitted by the University for the use of such purposes, or if such a place or space is specifically indicated as a towing zone;

(b) it shall be lawful for the University to fix wheel clamps to any motor vehicle parked or left unattended in an area specifically indicated as a clamping zone. Vehicles will also be clamped if they are unidentified or are parked in the wrong parking slots;

(c) the relocation of vehicles may take place when a vehicle is parked in a reserved space, reserved area, or deemed to be obstructing traffic, parking, or access to buildings. Vehicles that are relocated to another area on campus may be retrieved by the registered owner against the payment of a fine. Vehicles that are impounded can be removed from campus by a person or agency authorised by the University. Vehicles will be released to the registered owner against payment of the relevant fee. During the course of relocation or impounding, it may be necessary for an authorised University employee or the towing agency to access the vehicle and this will be considered proper and lawful;

(d) the University shall publish a Notice of Removal at the Security main gate or at the Precincts Office, describing the encumbering object removed and indicating the exact location from where it was removed and the holding ground from where it can be retrieved;

(e) abandoned vehicles on University premises whose owners cannot be traced, will be reported to the Maltese Police Force for further action.