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Scoring System
Scoring scheme for selecting applicant to receive sponsorship*(w.e.f. 1 June 2003)
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Never been sponsored in past 36 months |
40 |
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Never been sponsored in past 24 months |
30 |
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Never been sponsored in past 12 months |
20 |
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Been sponsored in past 12 months |
0 |
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Fellow |
10 |
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Member/Inceptor |
5 |
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Contribution to College |
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Office-bearers |
15 |
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or Chairman of Subcommittee / Council Member |
10 |
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or Subcommittee Member of the College |
5 |
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Presenting a paper (or poster presentation) |
20** |
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Specification by sponsor |
10*** |
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1. Only fellows, Members and Inceptors can receive sponsorship through this scheme.
2. In case of tie, the Council may accord points.
3. The Council may require any successful candidate to submit a full written report on the sponsored function upon return.
4. If a successful candidate decides to withdraw from the function, he or she will be considered as having been sponsored on attending the function in the score calculation of future application for College sponsorship.
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5. The Council reserves the right to accord points on this item in relation to the scale and complexity of the presentation. In general, 20 points will be awarded to a paper presentation and 10 points will be awarded to a poster presentation.
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6. If there is any criteria stipulated by the sponsor, it should be restricted to the general category of the applicant's nature of practice (public/private) and subspecialty or field of knowledge. The stipulation aims at choosing the candidate likely to benefit most from the function regarding its specific theme and focus. The restrictive criteria held by the sponsor should not deviate from the principle of delinking direct interest conferment from the sponsor to the recipient.
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