As at most universities, when graduating, graduands wear the dress appropriate to the degree to which they are to be admitted. This appears to be a "de facto" rather than legislated practice since there is no specific provision in Statute, Ordinance or Regulation for how graduands should dress. Regulations prescribing academic dress refer specifically to "graduate members of the University" and thus exclude those who are in the process of graduating but have not yet graduated. This is a pedantic point, but in at least two British universities (Cambridge and Oxford), the rules are the other way around for this very reason (i.e. graduands wear their "current" degree, or undergraduate dress if they are not a graduate, with the hood of the new degree).