We ask the University of Oxford and its constituent colleges to:

Immediately:

Commit not to take any further sponsorships, grants, or donations from fossil fuel companies.
Ensure that Oxford Careers Service stops advertising positions with fossil fuel companies, establishing a policy identical to that existing for the tobacco industry.

In the short term (the next two years):

Reform the Committee to Review Donations and Research Funding to create a more robust ethical policy (in line with the existing protocol on the tobacco industry), and to demonstrate greater transparency regarding its decision-making process.
End all research which directly or knowingly aids in the extraction of fossil fuels, particularly when carried out on behalf of or in partnership with fossil fuel companies.
Remove the names of fossil fuel companies from buildings, institutes, and positions that are named after these companies.
Ensure all remaining Oxford colleges and halls fully divest from fossil fuels, in line with or exceeding the University’s divestment position.

In the longer term (the next five years):

Eliminate existing ties with the fossil fuel industry, after taking consultation on how to transition away from these relationships.
Prohibit individuals from holding positions of authority simultaneously at the University or colleges and in a fossil fuel company, where there is a demonstrable conflict of interest; for example, Finance Bursar, Director.
Promote climate justice, including researching and publicly recognising the ways that Oxford – both currently and historically – participates in colonial processes of exploitation and extraction, to the cost of Indigenous peoples and frontline communities; integrate sustainability and anti-racism policy throughout the University; establish policies to aid students from refugee backgrounds.