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Part 4 Procedure for making pastoral church buildings schemes
Part 6 Buildings closed for regular public worship
Appointment of statutory bodies for buildings closed for regular public worship
58.Provision by pastoral church buildings scheme for appropriation or demolition of church to be closed for regular public worship to be replaced by new church
59.Other provision by pastoral church buildings scheme for church to be closed for regular public worship
60.No other cases to be dealt with by pastoral church buildings schemes
Pastoral (church buildings disposal) schemes
62.Procedure for making pastoral (church buildings disposal) schemes
64.Application of remainder of proceeds of sales and other disposals
65.Orders of Commissioners determining or varying payments to Churches Conservation Trust
66.Pastoral (church buildings disposal) schemes in respect of churches closed or demolished otherwise than under this Measure
67.Schemes under the Charities Act 1993 for redundant chapels belonging to charities
68.Churches not to be closed or disposed of otherwise than under this Measure
Preservation of churches closed for regular public worship by the Secretary of State
Part 8 Miscellaneous and General
85.Suspension of presentation for period not exceeding five years
86.During suspension period sequestration of profits, appointment of priest in charge and management of property
87.Restrictions on presentation pending the making of pastoral schemes and orders
88.Modification of Patronage (Benefices) Measure 1986 where presentation is suspended or restricted
94.Payment of expenses from diocesan pastoral accounts and application of moneys
97.Power of Commissioners to determine questions relating to patronage
98.Powers of Commissioners to seek information and give advice
100.Application to benefices in the patronage of the Crown or Duke of Cornwall
103.Provisions where there is no parochial church council, incumbent, etc.
SCHEDULES
Constitution and Procedure of the Mission and Pastoral Committee
6.The written constitution of the committee shall provide for a...
7.Subject to paragraph 6, the committee may act notwithstanding any...
8.The committee shall have power to appoint sub-committees and to...
10.The committee and any sub-committee shall have power to appoint...
11.The committee shall have power to make provision for the...
12.Subject to the preceding provisions of this Schedule and to...
Appeals to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
2.Where five or more persons acting jointly duly made written...
3.If the Registrar of the Privy Council is satisfied that...
5.The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council shall consider an...
6.After receiving notice that leave to appeal has been granted...
7.The Commissioners shall without delay after receiving the said copy...
10.A map showing clearly the boundaries of any ecclesiastical area...
11.Where an appellant, having been granted leave to appeal under...
13.The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council may give such...
Supplementary Provisions Relating to Matters Arising out of Pastoral Schemes and Orders
1.The incumbent of a benefice dissolved by a pastoral scheme...
3.Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing provisions, the...
4.The right to and the amount of compensation payable under...
5.(1) The compensation shall consist of periodical payments or a...
6.In determining whether any claimant has suffered loss giving a...
7.If any person who is receiving compensation under this Schedule...
8.Any person who has been refused compensation under this Schedule...
11.(1) Subject to the following provisions of this paragraph, where...
12.(1) The functions of the mission and pastoral committee under...
14.The Rule Committee established by section 25 of the Care...
15.Payments of compensation under this Schedule shall be made by...
2.Any notice required to be published and served under paragraph...
3.(1) The personal representatives or relatives of any deceased person...
4.Any human remains interred in the building or land which...
5.Any tombstone, monument or other memorial commemorating any deceased person...
6.Any tombstone, monument or other memorial not disposed of in...
7.The removal of all human remains shall be effected, and...
8.Upon any removal of remains a certificate of removal and...
9.Any tombstone, monument or other memorial not disposed of in...
10.Where any tombstone, monument or other memorial is removed from...
11.The requirements of this Schedule shall be in addition to...
Sequestration of Benefice Property during Suspension Period
1.During any suspension period the sequestrators in addition to exercising...
2.(1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in any Act...
3.Moneys received by the diocesan board of finance from the...
4.Where a suspension period immediately follows a period during which...
5.The sequestrators shall annually at such date as the bishop...
6.Where, on the termination of a suspension period in respect...
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